NEW Scalping Expert Advisor v11

NEW Scalper Expert Advisor v11 with New Functions!

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Look what's new in V11

We've come a long way and now we are in Vision V11!

Key Features:
✔ NEWS FILTER! (Avoid risky trades)
✔ Trailing Stop (Maximise Profits)
✔ Adjustable Pips Gap "Distance" (Choose your risk)

We are expert in SCALPING!
✅ Minimum $30 deposit
✅ 16% to 38% gain MONTHLY! (Low Risk/High Risk)
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Forex Scalping with Expert Advisor

Scalping is a trading strategy that involves taking small profits on a high number of trades. It is a popular strategy for forex traders because it allows them to generate profits quickly and easily.

Expert advisors (EAs) are automated trading programs that can be used to scalp the forex market. EAs can scan the market for trading opportunities, enter and exit trades, and manage risk.

There are many different EAs available for forex scalping. Some of the most popular EAs include:

• Safe FX Scalping: This EA is designed to scalp the forex market using a variety of technical indicators. It has a high win rate and low drawdown.
• My Easy Scalping Project: This EA is a simple and easy-to-use scalping EA. It is designed to trade on the EURUSD currency pair.
• Forex Scalping EA: This EA is a versatile scalping EA that can be used on a variety of currency pairs. It is designed to trade on the M15 and M30 time frames.

When choosing an EA for forex scalping, it is important to consider the following factors:

• The win rate: The win rate is the percentage of trades that the EA is expected to win. A high win rate is important for scalping, as it will help to reduce losses.
• The drawdown: The drawdown is the maximum amount of money that the EA can lose in a single trade. A low drawdown is important for scalping, as it will help to protect your capital.
• The simplicity: The EA should be simple to use and understand. This will make it easier for you to monitor and manage the EA.
• The backtest results: The EA should have been backtested on historical data. This will give you an idea of how the EA has performed in the past.

Once you have chosen an EA, you need to configure it to your specific trading style. This may involve adjusting the settings for the technical indicators, the stop loss and take profit levels, and the risk management parameters.

It is also important to test the EA on a demo account before using it on a live account. This will help you to get a feel for how the EA works and to identify any potential problems.

Scalping with an EA can be a profitable way to trade the forex market. However, it is important to remember that there is always risk involved in trading. You should only trade with money that you can afford to lose.

Here are some additional tips for scalping with an EA:

• Start with a small account and gradually increase your size as you gain experience.
• Use a stop loss to limit your losses.
• Set realistic profit goals.
• Monitor your trades closely and be prepared to exit a trade if it goes against you.
• Don't be afraid to take breaks. Scalping can be a demanding trading style, so it is important to take breaks and avoid overtrading.

With careful planning and execution, scalping with an EA can be a profitable and rewarding trading strategy.

 

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Hi, whats is the sl and tp you recommend? i currently using ur ea and i think is a surperb ea. do you mind to share your setting? thank a lot.. appreciate if you can share your setting.

 

By default Scalper uses trail stop function.

These lines define several input parameters that can be set by the user when attaching the expert advisor to a chart in the MetaTrader 4 platform.

• TP: Take Profit in pips. This is the desired profit level at which the position should be closed automatically by the system.
• SL: Stop Loss in pips. This is the maximum loss level that the system will allow before closing the position automatically.
• TStart: Trailing Stop start in pips. This is the distance in pips from the opening price at which the trailing stop should start.
• TStop: Trailing Stop in pips. This is the distance in pips from the current price at which the stop loss level should be moved.
• TStep: Trailing Stop Step in pips. This is the incremental distance in pips that the stop loss level should be moved every time the price moves in the desired direction.

By using these input parameters, the user can customize the behavior of the expert advisor according to their preferences and risk tolerance.