USTEC and US100 Trading Robots (US Tech 100)
Browse USTEC and US100 trading robots for cTrader built for the US Tech 100 index, also known as NAS100, US100 and Nasdaq 100. These cBots automate scalping, breakout and trend strategies tuned to the index's fast moves, with risk controls for volatile sessions. Compare best, free and premium robots for automated US Tech 100 trading.
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取引可能な銘柄
このコレクションの商品は、以下の銘柄に対応しています：
NAS100
US100
USTEC
NDX
USTECH100
銘柄の取引可否と名称の接尾辞は、ブローカーによって異なります。
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商品 | レビュー | ダウンロード数 | 販売 | ROI | 価格 |
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VolatilityScalper | 4.5 (2) | — | 6 | — | $49 |
NAS100_Trading_Robot_2 | 5.0 (4) | — | 4 | 42% | $80 |
Apex CFX - NAS100 Control | — | — | 1 | 15% | $99 |
FurtadoTrader | 4.0 (1) | — | 1 | — | $1000 |
Horizon Scalper | — | — | — | 8.9% | $340 |
strategia supertrend 3 versione | 4.5 (2) | — | — | — | $500 |
Aroon Sample | 4.5 (2) | — | — | — | $500 |
Real Trading Hours RTH BOT | — | — | — | — | $61～ |
よくあるご質問
Yes, these are broker names for CFDs on the same tech-heavy index, the Nasdaq 100, also called the US Tech 100. Contract size, point value and trading hours can still differ, so compare symbol details before moving a bot's settings from one broker to another.
A common approach uses a trend-strength gauge such as ADX, or a moving-average slope, and skips entries while the reading is low. Choppy sessions produce many false signals, and the knowledge-base sample trend cBot shows how such filters fit into the code.
Compare the distance to the stop with the distance to the target, whether both scale with volatility, and how often targets were reached in testing. A wide target hit rarely and a tight one hit often can produce similar totals, so judge the pair together.
A handful of very large technology companies carry much of the index weight, so news from one of them, or a shift in rate expectations, can move it sharply. Fast sessions widen spreads and slip stops, and losses can arrive faster than a backtest implies.
Start the instance on the symbol your broker uses, or change the bot's symbol input if it has one, then check volume against that symbol's contract details. It can then run as a cloud or local instance until you stop it.