Scalping Trading Bot X Scalping Project
- Experts
- Nico Schirrmacher
- Version: 0.6
- Updated: 20 December 2022
- Activations: 10
What is the Scalping Trading Bot?
The "Scalping Trading Bot" (STB) is a breakout strategy. It trades the relative highs and lows and trades the break outs.
Explanation video: https://youtu.be/LL42ETJtBY0
Monitoring: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/1801826
Management
STB trails its stop loss meaning floating profits are secured in a quick manner.
Note yourself!
Trading with a broker with low spreads and commissions is advised as for all your trading activities.
The "tighter" you set your trailing stop,
- the more sensitive the system gets toward commission, spread and slippage.
- the higher the win ratio. Be aware that the size of winning trades is also getting smaller and the system needs a relatively high winning ratio.
- The default settings were used for the backtests depicted in the screenshots. There may be favorable or unfavorable settings. Test out the demo.
There are no grid or martingale functionalities used by this EA. Though not "low risk," the tests displayed below were conducted with a 4% risk per trade.
Please use only funds that you can afford to lose when trading, and be responsible with your money. Enjoy your trading!
Explanation of settings
Profectus.AI Portfolio
- Make me true to turn me on: Turn on "TRUE" to switch the algo system on
- Timeframe: The candle timeframe used to identify the highs and lows.
- Fixed amount of money: If value is bigger then "zero", the fixed amount will be taken to open the trade.
- Risk size in %: If "Fixed amount of money" equals "zero", trade will be taken in % of the account size.
- BarsN [Keep it bigger then 4]: Checking for the local highs and lows
Entry filter
- Min stop loss size (in Pips): Define the size of the stop loss in pips
MANAGEMENT
- Close all at floating x-R: E.g., a value of 300 means that all open trades are closed when 300 USD in profits are floating
- Take profit [300= 3R // 3:1 Risk to reward]: E.g., 300 means that when you risk 1% per trade on a 1000 USD account, the take profit will be at 30 USD.
- Floating = unprotected profits|X-Y=Max. wiggle room
- X=2=Floating at 2R in Profit: E.g., 2 means that two times the risk of an open trade must be floating in profit, before the trailing begins.
- Y=1=SL moved 1R away from SL: E.g., when you got X on 2 (see prior explanation), and Y on 1 the stop loss will be trailed to 10 USD (assuming you risk 1% per trade on a 1000 USD account)
Time
- Start1: hh:mm: E.g., 08:00 means that the trading system allows to place orders from 8 AM on.
- Stop1: hh:mm: E.g., 20:00 means that the trading system stops to place orders from 8 PM on.
- Start2: hh:mm: E.g., 21:00 means that the trading system allows to place orders from 9 PM on.
- Stop2: hh:mm: E.g., 22:00 means that the trading system stops to place orders from 10 PM on.
Weekdays
- Monday: E.g., "true" means that the trading system allows to place orders on a Monday
- Tuesday: E.g., "true" means that the trading system allows to place orders on a Tuesday
- Wednesday: E.g., "true" means that the trading system allows to place orders on a Wednesday
- Thursday: E.g., "true" means that the trading system allows to place orders on a Thursday
- Friday: E.g., "true" means that the trading system allows to place orders on a Friday
Machine_Room
- Nut_Screw_2: Can be ignored, since this variable is for the backend of the system
- Lose_Knob_3: Can be ignored, since this variable is for the backend of the system
- Nut_Screw3: Can be ignored, since this variable is for the backend of the system
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