DAX Robot MT5 is an H1 index EA from MQL TOOLS SL, with trend, momentum and volatility filtering plus configurable schedules and news protection. Its public description contains conflicting account-size examples. A professional setup review should resolve those details with the publisher rather than turning one quoted amount into a universal minimum.
The listing refers to DAX and GER40, but brokers can use different symbol names, point values and minimum volumes for the same index exposure. An H1 chart with a familiar name is not enough to reproduce another account’s risk. Check the contract, session hours and holiday schedule, especially around the cash-market opening and daily maintenance breaks.
The author describes trading-direction switches, daily schedules, a holiday option, a news pause and daily-profit or drawdown controls. Each can independently stop new activity. Record the dashboard state and journal before assuming the strategy failed to detect a setup. A new-entry block also needs to be distinguished from closing or managing existing positions during the restricted period.
The narrative discusses a smaller account amount while the information table gives a higher minimum deposit. The tester example is another separate assumption. Do not select the lowest number as a recommendation. Ask the author to confirm the current version, intended contract and risk setting, then calculate the monetary stop exposure using that contract. The post-purchase manual and support process should supply the details that the public overview leaves ambiguous.
These notes summarize the publisher material reviewed for DAX Robot MT5 EA. Check the original manual and current release before configuring an account.
No direct public MQL5 account was identified in the reviewed product description. Ask the publisher for current monitoring; this does not establish that no account exists.
Third-party product research, not YO4X trading results. Past results do not establish future returns.
MQL5 provides tester-only demonstrations for Market EAs and indicators. Open the original listing to check its demo option. An EA demo runs its trading logic in the Strategy Tester; an indicator demo is viewed in visual testing mode. This is different from receiving a free licence to run the full product on an online chart.
For DAX Robot MT5 EA, use the setup notes above to identify what the tester can demonstrate and what still requires a supported account, data source or publisher guidance. Read MQL5’s product-testing rules ↗
YO4X offers free local access to its supported strategy catalogue through the Windows app on supported MT5 demo accounts. This research page does not confirm that DAX Robot MT5 EA is included or compatible.
Explore free local access →A free full-product licence is not confirmed here for DAX Robot MT5 EA. Check the publisher’s current purchase, rental or tester options on MQL5. YO4X does not distribute the publisher’s EX5 file from this page.
Ask support about current app availability before choosing a strategy. Arbitrary EX5 uploads are not supported; cloud execution and brokerage costs are separate.
Check availability with YO4X →Lot numbers cannot be compared across different contracts without their point values and stop distances. Translate both into account currency first.
No. The publisher’s bundle is a separate commercial offer, with its own delivery and licence terms. This research entry does not distribute the original EA.
Source review: 17 September 2026. This guide draws on the official product listing. A link does not mean we have reviewed the file contents. Where reviewed, the guide summarizes them with attribution.
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