Vono + Zuno portfolio
Two markets in one account.
The portfolio runs Vono, a system for eight FX crosses, together with Zuno at half size. Gold and currency crosses move for different reasons, so the two rarely have bad days together.
Vono · FX crosses
How Vono trades
Vono trades AUDCAD, EURCAD, EURAUD, AUDCHF, GBPAUD, EURNZD, NZDCAD and GBPNZD.
- Measures the stretchFor each cross, Vono measures how far price has moved from its average of the last three days.
- Trades the returnWhen the move is unusually large, it opens a trade in the opposite direction, expecting price to return.
- Fixed stop on every tradeEach trade has a 1% stop loss placed with the order, and at most seven trades are open at once.
- Clear exitsThe trade closes when price is back at its average, or after two days at the latest.
Results
Vono + Zuno portfolio: the full monthly record
Every month from January 2019, tested in MetaTrader 5 on the broker's real tick data with real spreads and costs. $10,000 start, profits reinvested. Live results are added each month. Backtest
Explorer
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Pick an amount and a starting month. The explorer replays the record from that month and shows the growth, plus the dips on the way.
Good to know
Why combine them
Smoother growth
With Zuno at half size, the portfolio grew about as much as Zuno alone (+27.6% a year), while the largest dip fell from −25.7% to −18.1%.
Different weak spots
Vono's weakest day was 4 April 2025 (−9.4% for Vono alone), when US tariff news moved the Australian dollar crosses. Zuno had a normal day.
More trades, more small losses
Vono closes some trades at a small loss after two days. That is part of its design and shows as more mixed months than Zuno.
Live record
The live account on Myfxbook
Trades are read directly from the broker by Myfxbook. The live record started in November 2026.