First, the honest truth about "never loss"
This setup gets shared online under names like "Quotex 100% strategy" and "Quotex never loss," so let's be clear before anything else: a never-loss or no-loss strategy does not exist. Nothing in trading wins every single time. Quotex is a binary options platform where each position closes on a fixed expiry, and price can always finish on the wrong side of your call. Any tutorial, signal seller, or video that promises you will never lose is showing you a red flag, not a method. What you can actually build is a repeatable process with clear rules and strict risk control, so that your losing trades stay small and manageable. That is what this page teaches, using the same three indicators the "never loss" version is built on but describing them honestly.
The indicators this method uses
The setup runs on a one-minute chart with a one-minute expiry, aligned so each read matches one candle. It stacks three tools, each doing a specific job:
- 100-period Weighted Moving Average (WMA): a single line that smooths price to show the underlying direction. When price sits above the WMA and the line slopes up, the bias is bullish; below a down-sloping WMA, the bias is bearish. It is your trend filter, nothing more.
- MACD (default 12, 26, 9): two lines and a histogram measuring momentum. A cross of the MACD line above its signal line points to building upward momentum; a cross below points to downward momentum. Leave it on default settings so it reacts sensibly on the one-minute chart.
- Vortex Indicator: two lines, VI+ (set to green here) and VI- (red), that track the strength of upward versus downward movement. When green crosses above red, buyers are taking control; when green crosses below red, sellers are. It works as a second confirmation so you are not acting on the MACD alone.
Setup and settings
Add the 100-period WMA to a clean one-minute chart and thicken the line so it is easy to see. Drop the MACD in with its standard 12 / 26 / 9 configuration. Add the Vortex Indicator and colour VI+ green and VI- red. Trade a small number of liquid pairs you actually know rather than hopping across the whole watchlist, and keep the chart uncluttered so you can read all three tools quickly inside a short expiry.
Entry rules
The idea is confluence: the trend filter, the momentum cross, and the Vortex confirmation all pointing the same way. Never act mid-candle; wait for the candle to close before you commit.
- Sell / lower: price is below a down-sloping 100 WMA, the MACD line crosses below its signal line, and the Vortex green line crosses below the red line. When those three agree on a closed candle, it is a reasonable moment to consider a one-minute lower position.
- Buy / higher: price is above a rising 100 WMA, the MACD line crosses above its signal line, and the Vortex green line crosses above the red line. Take the higher position only after the candle confirming the signals has closed.
- Stand aside: if the three tools disagree, if price is chopping flat around the WMA, or if the signal only appears mid-candle, skip it. The trades you refuse are as important as the ones you take.
Why risk management is the real edge
Because no combination of indicators removes losing trades, what actually keeps you in the game is how you size and cap your risk. Stake a small, fixed amount on every trade instead of varying it. Set a daily loss cap and stop the moment you hit it, win or lose. And never chase a loss by doubling your stake to "win it back" — that is martingale, and on a fixed-expiry platform a short losing streak can erase your balance fast. Keep the stake flat, treat each trade as independent, and judge the process over many trades rather than one. Practise the routine on a demo account until the reads feel automatic before risking real funds.
FAQ
Is there really such a thing as a Quotex never-loss strategy?
No. No strategy on any platform wins every trade, and anyone promising it is a warning sign. This method aims for consistent, disciplined decisions with small losses when it is wrong — not an impossible perfect record.
What settings do the indicators use?
A 100-period Weighted Moving Average for trend, the MACD on its default 12 / 26 / 9, and the Vortex Indicator with VI+ in green and VI- in red. All three are read on a one-minute chart with a one-minute expiry.
Do I need to pay for anything to use this?
No — the WMA, MACD and Vortex Indicator are standard tools available on most charting platforms. If you later want the full library of custom indicators and strategies used across this site, they are bundled in a single $39 lifetime plan.
Want more Quotex setups to compare? See the Quotex easy strategy, this Quotex 1 minute strategy, and how to read a Quotex alert signal before you act on it.
This content is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Always practice responsible money management and limit your daily trades to avoid large losses.
