Early Exit Scalper

Buys a timed contract, then sells it early on a profit target, a loss floor or a timer.

Contract
Rise/Fall
Default market
Volatility 100 Index
Pace
Longer scans. It buys a timed contract rather than a tick one so it can sell early, so a position is usually open but a new trade only starts every half minute or so. Shorten the duration to turn them over faster.

How it works

  1. It buys Rise when price is above the moving average and the average is rising, and Fall on the reverse.
  2. It buys a contract measured in seconds rather than ticks, because early selling is not offered on a tick contract.
  3. While the contract is open it checks the live sell price on every tick.
  4. It sells at market as soon as the unrealised profit reaches the exit profit setting.
  5. It also sells if the unrealised loss reaches the exit loss setting, before the contract expires.
  6. If neither fires, it gives up and sells once the position has been open long enough.
  7. Selling is briefly unavailable right after entry and again close to expiry, so some contracts still run to the end.
  • Sell conditions block
  • Profit target exit
  • Loss floor exit
  • Seconds timer exit
  • SMA and slope entry

Staking

It ships with a 2.1x martingale, sized to win back a losing run of up to 3 trades inside its stop loss, with a max stake of 5. Untick Use martingale on its card to stake the same amount on every trade.

Settings

Every number here can be changed on the card before you press Run bot.

Contract

SettingDefaultRange
Duration (seconds)The longest the contract can run. Selling early is only offered on a timed contract.6015–900

Entry rules

SettingDefaultRange
Trend SMA periodTicks in the average that sets the trade direction.255–200
Slope lookback (ticks)The slope compares the last tick with the tick this many places back.32–50
Cooldown after a loss (ticks)The bot sits out this many ticks after a losing trade before it looks for a new entry.20–50

Exit rules

SettingDefaultRange
Exit at profitSells as soon as the open contract is up by this much.0.40.01–1,000
Exit at lossSells as soon as the open contract is down by this much.0.60.01–1,000
Exit after (seconds)Sells at market once the contract has been open this long. Keep it under the duration, or the contract expires first.405–900

Stake progression

SettingDefaultRange
Initial stakeThe amount staked on the first trade of each sequence.10.35–1,000
Martingale multiplier1 keeps the stake flat. Above 1 multiplies the stake after each loss.2.11–5
Max stakeIf the progression pushes the stake past this, it resets to the initial stake.50.35–5,000

Session limits

SettingDefaultRange
Take profitStops the bot once session profit reaches this.101–100,000
Stop lossStops the bot once session loss reaches this.101–100,000
Max losses in a rowStops the bot after this many consecutive losses.41–20

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