Scalp Counter assistant

Scalp Counter is a contrarian scalping assistant designed for NAS100 (Nasdaq-100) on M1. It targets short-term mean-reversion moves by opening an initial market position and deploying a structured limit-order grid to scale in if price extends further. Exits are managed with predefined take-profit levels and an optional trailing take-profit mechanism for the market leg.

Core features

• Contrarian grid execution: one-click BUY GRID or SELL GRID starts a session with an initial market entry plus a ladder of limit orders placed at fixed STEP (points) intervals.

• Auto grid replenishment: when a grid order is filled and later closes at TP, the assistant automatically recreates the same limit order at its grid level to keep the ladder intact.

• Configurable TP/STEP: set the grid spacing and base profit target in points directly from the panel.

• Per-level profit taking: each grid leg can use its own TP distance (via configurable multipliers), enabling tighter/looser exits across the ladder.

• Optional SL: add a stop-loss distance (or run without SL if desired).

• Trailing TP (mean-reversion target): optional EMA-based trailing take-profit for the initial market position (TP follows the EMA with throttled updates).

• On-chart control panel: adjust lots, toggle TP trailing, cancel pending orders, or close all positions instantly.

• Session management: can automatically cancel remaining pending orders and optionally close remaining positions when the main market leg closes; optional pending-order expiry.

Risk note: grid/mean-reversion strategies can experience large drawdowns in strong trends—use conservative sizing and limits.