DAX Robot MT5

Trend EA · MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 · DAX40

DAX Robot MT5 is a paid MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor for DAX40 or GER40 on H1, while the supplied broad comparison uses MT4 records. The developer describes selective entries based on trend, momentum, volatility, and market structure, supported by schedule, news, stop-loss, and daily-limit controls. The prepared profile trades infrequently, often holds positions for many hours, and limits exposure to one concurrent position without recorded grid layers. Sustained index trends may suit that structure, while gaps, fast reversals, and adverse execution can concentrate risk in a single long-held trade. Its main screening finding is cautionary: the stored return, drawdown, and risk-adjusted balance were weaker than much of the small comparison group. The MT4 cohort and changing official price are important review limitations. The graphics below separate those issues from verified MT5 product features and show what should be retested.

Test DAX Robot MT5 with Your Own Settings

Start with DAX or GER40 on H1 and the page's default account assumptions, then test deposit, lot size, leverage, spread, schedule, and risk limits. The developer recommends tick testing and a low-spread account. Test the MT5 edition directly because the prepared comparison cohort uses MT4 records and cannot establish MT5 performance.

Download DAX Robot MT5 for MetaTrader 5

Download DAX Robot MT5 through its official MQL5 Market listing. It is a paid MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor, so confirm the current price, version, activation terms, broker's DAX symbol, H1 chart, and developer setup guide before installation.

How DAX Robot MT5 Compared with Similar EAs

We screened the combined DAX Robot profile against 23 MT4 EAs compatible with DAX40. This is a small broad-screening cohort rather than a controlled MT5 test: settings, durations, and market paths were not identical, and the comparison platform differs from the edition reviewed on this page.

How we compared this EA
EADAX Robot MT5
Eligible EAs23 EAs
Extreme group size5 EAs
Comparison typeBroad screening
Tester setupMT4 · DAX40 · $1,000 deposit · 0.01 lot · 6-month profile · Same paths: unavailable

Records share the same platform and market, but their original test settings, durations and market paths were not identical.

DAX Robot MT5 is shown here against the symbol used in this standardized page comparison, DAX40. Its wider symbol group may behave differently, so use the AI Tester above to test another supported symbol before drawing a broader conclusion.

Comparison generated: October 2026 · Data last checked: October 2026

Together, these graphics compare DAX Robot MT5 across profit, maximum drawdown, efficiency, consistency and overall position. This page uses screening evidence because identical generated market paths and completed same-settings tests are not available for the full cohort.

Profit and Outcome Distribution

The stored return estimate sat below most records in the small cohort, although its complete outcome range was narrower than some alternatives. A narrower range does not make the system safe, particularly when the selected return was modest and the recorded drawdown was substantial. Use the distribution to identify uncertainty, not to predict a final balance.

Profit and outcome distribution
DAX Robot MT5
1.71%
Cohort median
3.54%
Cohort mean
3.50%
Highest-profit group
5.86%
Lowest-profit group
0.97%
GroupCentral valueVisible range
DAX Robot MT51.71%-10.33% to 30.69%
Cohort median3.54%3.54% to 3.54%
Cohort mean3.50%-17.00% to 62.98%
Highest-profit group5.86%-7.23% to 105.55%
Lowest-profit group0.97%-29.73% to 17.36%
Ranges remain visible so a central marker is not mistaken for the full uncertainty of the outcome. Values are screening estimates under the displayed setup.

Maximum Drawdown

The prepared drawdown estimate was higher than the cohort median and many eligible records. That is an important weakness for an index system described as selective and protected by configurable limits. Daily drawdown settings may restrict new activity or trigger product-specific actions, but they cannot remove gaps, slippage, or losses already present in open positions.

Maximum drawdown comparison

DAX Robot MT5 shows a lower maximum drawdown than the highest-drawdown group average by 13.15 percentage points. The group reference still represents the more severe drawdown pattern in this screening view.

DAX Robot MT5Maximum drawdown: 40.02%
Cohort medianMaximum drawdown: 26.42%
Cohort meanMaximum drawdown: 33.32%
Lowest-drawdown groupMaximum drawdown: 21.31%
Highest-drawdown groupMaximum drawdown: 53.17%
GroupMaximum drawdown
DAX Robot MT540.02%
Cohort median26.42%
Cohort mean33.32%
Lowest-drawdown group21.31%
Highest-drawdown group53.17%
All five meters use the same 0–100% scale. The result is a research estimate under the displayed setup, not a universal safety threshold.

Profit-to-Drawdown Efficiency

The stored return-to-drawdown balance ranked toward the weaker portion of the group. This indicates that the recorded return did not compensate efficiently for the accompanying drawdown under the source assumptions. The ratio should be challenged with the current MT5 edition, realistic DAX trading costs, and different market regimes.

Profit-to-drawdown efficiency field

Each marker balances estimated profit against maximum drawdown. A marker higher and farther left represents a more efficient trade-off; a marker lower or farther right reflects more drawdown for the available return.

Higher profit
DAX Robot MT5
Cohort median
Cohort mean
Best risk-adjusted group
Worst risk-adjusted group
More efficientMore aggressiveMore conservativeWeaker trade-off
Lower drawdown Higher drawdown
GroupProfitMaximum drawdownEfficiency
DAX Robot MT51.71%40.02%0.04
Cohort median3.54%26.42%0.16
Cohort mean3.50%33.32%0.14
Best risk-adjusted group5.79%23.30%0.25
Worst risk-adjusted group0.97%53.17%0.02
This field is a screening comparison under the displayed setup.

Overall Assessment

The screening evidence presents a cautious picture: lower relative return, elevated drawdown, and weak risk-adjusted positioning within a small MT4 cohort. The product's official controls remain useful items to test, but they do not override the screening result. Platform scope and current settings must be resolved before using this evidence to judge the MT5 edition.

Overall EA comparison

The screening position places DAX Robot MT5 against the cohort using the available comparison coefficient. Longer bars indicate a stronger relative position across the displayed efficiency, consistency and downside measures; this is not a quality guarantee or live-performance prediction.

DAX Robot MT523.89
Cohort median45.64
Cohort mean47.76
Best risk-adjusted group56.03
Worst risk-adjusted group41.05
How this screening position is calculated

Available components are percentile-rank normalized and combined using profit-to-drawdown efficiency, outcome consistency and downside consistency. Where survival observations are not available in the broad screening source, those available components are transparently reweighted rather than showing an empty graphic. The coefficient remains a relative research measure.

The published screening uses a shared display setup for context, while the source records may have different original settings. Test DAX Robot MT5 with these settings first, then change the symbol, deposit, lot size or risk settings to investigate how exposure and losing sequences change when the account, lot size or market conditions are varied.

What Could Happen to an Account Using DAX Robot MT5?

The prepared setup uses DAX40, a $1,000 starting deposit, 0.01 lot, and a six-month reference period. Identical scenario paths and valid MT5 final-equity percentiles are unavailable, so the following account graphic is educational and does not forecast future equity.

In a favourable path, an H1 trend may persist after momentum and volatility filters align, allowing automated management to follow the move. A mixed path may contain long inactive stretches and isolated losses. In an adverse path, a gap, fast index reversal, or trend failure can move beyond an intended entry or stop price and create a larger loss than normal conditions suggest.

The prepared profile records infrequent activity, long typical holding time, one concurrent position, and no grid layers. Even with one position, an overnight or news-adjacent DAX move can create concentrated exposure. Test the fixed and percentage stop choices, daily loss control, news buffer, holiday filter, and broker session before relying on those safeguards.

Why DAX Robot MT5 Produced These Results

The developer describes H1 entries built from trend direction, momentum, volatility, and market structure, with configurable trading hours and a high-impact-news filter. A sustained DAX move may reward this selective trend process, while a reversal after entry can leave a long-held position exposed before its exit logic responds. The prepared profile's low trading frequency and extended holding time fit an H1 system that waits for fewer setups. Its weak screening efficiency suggests that losses or stagnant periods mattered relative to the stored return. Direction mode, schedule, news filtering, stop method, and daily limits could materially change the outcome.

Main Risk

The dominant risk is concentrated loss when an H1 trend signal fails during a fast DAX reversal or gap. A single position can still create material drawdown if execution bypasses the intended stop. Test broker sessions, news buffers, holiday controls, stop method, leverage, and daily maximum-drawdown settings.

Main risk to test
Exposure can grow during an adverse moveTest position limits, lot progression, prolonged trends and broker costs before live use.

Developer Claims and Our Screening Evidence

The developer describes an automated DAX40 H1 system using trend, momentum, volatility, and price-structure filters. Officially documented controls include buy-only, sell-only, or two-way modes; per-day schedules; news and holiday filters; fixed or percentage stops; take-profit options; and daily profit and drawdown protection.

Our supplied evidence is a broad comparison of a combined MT4/MT5 profile against 23 MT4 DAX40 records. It does not independently verify the MT5 controls, reproduce the developer's results, or use identical market paths. The current MT5 build and settings should be inspected in the Strategy Tester and on demo.

Specifications and Verified Facts

DAX Robot MT5 is a paid MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor for DAX40 or GER40 on H1, with a separate MetaTrader 4 edition. The official MT5 listing documents 0.01 as the minimum lot, configurable trading direction and hours, a one-hour buffer on each side of high-impact news, and several account controls.

DAX Robot MT5 specifications at a glance

These cards separate official product information, the recorded profile and the market used for this page’s comparison.

PlatformMT4Official listing
Primary comparison marketDAX40Page test scope
Strategy profileTrend EARecorded profile
Recorded risk profileAggressiveRecorded profile
Supported markets listed by the developer
DAX40
The highlighted market is the one used for this page comparison. Support does not prove equal results across every symbol.
Product contextSupported pair(s): GER40.

The official page contains different minimum-deposit statements in its testing guidance and information panel, so traders should not treat one listed amount as a safety threshold. Required margin and tolerable risk depend on contract size, leverage, stop distance, and broker conditions.

Strategy and Risk Analysis

The documented entry process evaluates trend, momentum, volatility, and market structure before opening an H1 position. Risk tools include fixed or percentage stop loss, take profit or automated management, daily limits, schedule controls, news avoidance, and holiday protection. These controls are configurable rather than proof that every setup is conservative.

DAX Robot MT5 strategy and risk analysis

These cards separate documented product behaviour, the page comparison scope and controls to investigate in your own test.

Recorded profile

Position sizing and exposure

DAX Robot MT5 is classified as Trend EA. Review how lot mode, repeated entries and simultaneous positions may change total exposure; test lot size and position limits separately.

Recorded profile · User test
Page comparison scope

Market and timeframe scope

MT4 · Primary comparison: DAX40. Listed markets: DAX40. Results from the primary symbol should not be transferred automatically to every supported market or timeframe.

Official listing · Page test scope
Controls to investigate

Exit and account controls

Before live use, define the controls that matter for this configuration: maximum positions, lot limit, basket stop or equity stop when supported. If a control is not documented, test its absence rather than assume it exists.

User test guidance · Risk profile: Aggressive
Verify before testingOfficial MQL5 source

The prepared profile adds one-position concurrency, long holds, and no recorded grid layers. Verify these observations on the current MT5 build, especially because the screening cohort is MT4 and the official product maintains separate platform editions.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Is DAX Robot MT5 free?

No. It is a paid MQL5 Market product. The official price may change, so verify it on the listing rather than relying on an older stored amount.

Which market and timeframe does DAX Robot MT5 use?

The official listing specifies the DAX40 index, also commonly named GER40 by brokers, on the H1 timeframe.

What is the strategy?

The developer describes a trend-oriented system that combines momentum, volatility, market structure, and smart entry filters. The exact proprietary entry rules are not fully disclosed.

Does DAX Robot MT5 use grid or martingale?

The official description does not identify grid or martingale logic, and the prepared profile records no grid layers and one concurrent position. Confirm actual order behavior on demo.

How does the news filter work?

The developer says it prevents new positions for 60 minutes before and 60 minutes after high-impact economic events. Test its calendar source, timezone, and behavior when data is unavailable.

Which stop-loss controls are available?

The listing documents fixed stop loss, percentage stop loss, and optional daily maximum-drawdown protection. Verify whether each control closes positions, blocks new entries, or performs another action.

Is the page comparison specific to MT5?

No. The supplied cohort consists of 23 MT4 DAX40 records. It provides context but is not a direct test of the separately listed MT5 edition.

What should I test before live use?

Test the current MT5 version with realistic DAX spreads, commissions, gaps, leverage, session hours, news, holidays, stop settings, daily limits, and restart behavior. Complete a demo forward test after historical testing.

This page is educational research and is not financial advice. Index trading with leverage can cause substantial losses, and developer claims, historical screens, backtests, or account controls do not guarantee future results.

Working markets

DAX40

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