StatsCandleDNA

StatsCandleDNA: The Quantitative Risk Engine

What is StatsCandleDNA? StatsCandleDNA Pro is not a traditional indicator-based EA. It is a Quantitative Analysis & Risk Management Engine that treats market movements as "DNA" patterns. Unlike standard EAs that trade based on visual shapes, this engine calculates the Statistical Probability of Success by comparing current market volatility against years of historical data.

The Methodology: Data over Intuition Most EAs trade a "Pinbar" simply because of its appearance. StatsCandleDNA Pro analyzes the Context: it scans your defined history horizon to evaluate how that specific pattern performed under similar volatility conditions. A signal is only triggered if the "Success Rate" crosses your predefined safety threshold.

Key Professional Features:

• Worst-Case Scenario (WCS) Protection: A sophisticated safety suite. The EA calculates cumulative risk from Closed Trades + Potential Risk from Pending Orders and Floating Positions. If the total potential loss exceeds your limit, the "Circuit Breaker" triggers instantly.

• Automated Strategy Auditor (Periodic Performance Audit): A specialized feature for research efficiency and backtesting. The system automatically evaluates strategy quality within every cycle. If performance fails to meet the minimum profit target or exceeds risk limits within a specific period, the Auditor halts the strategy. This ensures you only run setups that are statistically healthy.

• Adaptive Execution Logic: The EA does not "chase" prices. It utilizes a smart multiplier for Pending Orders based on historical Range-to-Reward (RR) ratios, ensuring you only enter at optimized price levels.

• Multi-Reset Safety Cycles: Customize your protection reset—Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, or Yearly—to align perfectly with your Prop-Firm’s evaluation rules.

Crucial Setup (Data Integrity):

To provide accurate "DNA" analysis, the EA requires a complete price history:

1. Terminal Setup: Set "Max bars in chart" to Unlimited in the MT5 Options.

2. History Load: Disable Auto-Scroll, then press Shift+Home on your chart to load history further back than your "History Scan Horizon."

3. Backtesting: Always use a date range double your Scan Horizon. If scanning 1 year, backtest for at least 2 years (1 year for data "learning," 1 year for performance testing).