Scalper Bot

What is Scalper Bot?

The Scalper Bot Trend Strategy is an automated trading system that combines momentum reversal signals with multi-timeframe trend filtering to take high-probability trades while avoiding positions that fight the prevailing market direction.

Core Concept

The strategy uses a Turbo Filter - a multi-timeframe momentum system that identifies when all timeframes align in the same direction. When Turbo is active, the strategy blocks trades that would go against that momentum, dramatically reducing the chance of getting caught on the wrong side of a strong move.

How It Works

Turbo Filter (Multi-Timeframe Momentum)

The Turbo system analyzes momentum across three timeframes simultaneously. When all three agree on direction, the market is in "Turbo Mode" - either Turbo Bull or Turbo Bear.

• Turbo Bull: All timeframes show bullish momentum. Short entries are blocked.

• Turbo Bear: All timeframes show bearish momentum. Long entries are blocked.

• Neutral: Timeframes disagree. No filtering applied.

This prevents the strategy from taking reversal trades directly into a freight train of momentum.

Reversal Signals

The strategy generates entry signals using a momentum oscillator crossover system. When momentum crosses from oversold to bullish, it triggers a potential long. When it crosses from overbought to bearish, it triggers a potential short.

These signals only execute if the Turbo Filter allows them. A long signal during Turbo Bear gets blocked. A short signal during Turbo Bull gets blocked.

Time-Based Trading Rules

The strategy enforces strict time windows based on market behavior:

• Daily Close at 3:55 PM ET: All positions are closed before the end of the regular session, avoiding overnight exposure and the volatility around market close.

• No-Trade Window (3:55 PM - 5:00 PM ET): No new entries are taken during this period. This covers the session close and the transition to evening trading when liquidity thins out and price action becomes unreliable.

Risk Management

Every trade has defined risk parameters:

• Stop Loss: Fixed distance from entry. If price moves against the position beyond this level, the trade closes at a loss.

• Take Profit: Fixed target from entry. When price reaches this level, the trade closes at a profit.

The strategy uses a roughly 3:1 stop-to-target ratio, accepting larger stops in exchange for a higher win rate on the tighter profit targets.

Position Sizing

The strategy uses a fixed contract size per trade, keeping risk consistent across all entries regardless of time of day or signal type.