Volatility 75 Index Trading Strategy that Works

Many of the traders are trying to trade Volatility 75 Index, the Volatility 75 Index is a synthetic instrument that you can trade from binary brokers. Well, this article will give you a guide on how to trade Volatility 75 Index and some of the strategies used by many traders. You don’t have to load your MT5 trading platform a bunch of indicators just to spot a good entry.

Volatility 75 Index Trading Strategy that Works

Moving Average Crossover

Put a 5 exponential moving average and 10 exponential moving average in your MT5 where you can trade VIX 75 Index.

Buy Signal: If the fast 5 EMA cross above 10 slow EMA, that’s a buy signal, you will close the trade after 5 EMA crossed downward 10 EMA.

For SELL Signal: When trading VIX 75 Index, wait for 5 EMA crossed downward 10 EMA, and close your trade when cross upward.

VIX 75 Index Stochastic Trading Strategy

The stochastic oscillator is one of my favorite indicators when trading Volatility 75 Index in MT5. Just look at the overbought and oversold (80 and 20). You need to decide when to trade when the main signal of stochastic touch or crossed the 80 and 20 (oversold and overbought area).

Trade Volatility 75 Index with the Trend

To trade Volatility 75 Index with the trend, you must choose Daily Time Frame to identify the overall trend. Insert a 200 EMA in your chart.

UPTREND: If the price of VIX 75 Index is above the 200 EMA (look for buying opportunity).

DOWNTREND: If the price of Volatility 75 Index is below 200 EMA (then, look for selling opportunity).

Filtering Trends + Trigger Trading Entries

First identify the trend using 200 EMA, then have to pull trigger using 5/10 EMA crossover, or make use of oversold and overbought stochastic oscillator indicator.

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