Xau Scalper V22.1.2 MT5

XAU Scalper v22.1.2 — Signal Architecture V1.2

An automated MT5 gold scalper combining trend filters, structured entry confirmation, and staged trade management.

Website-ready specifications:

• Structured signal architecture: Records each signal’s direction, candle high/low, and activation time.
• Fixed breakout levels: Keeps the original signal candle’s reference levels unchanged while awaiting confirmation.
• Breakout–retest–continuation entries: Requires a staged confirmation process when the standard retest mode is enabled.
• EMA trend filtering: Uses fast, slow, and long-term moving averages with default periods of 2, 23, and 50.
• RSI confirmation: Includes execution-timeframe and higher-timeframe RSI filters.
• ATR-based volatility controls: Uses volatility measurements to filter conditions and calculate stop-loss and profit targets.
• Liquidity-sweep filter: Checks recent price levels and reclaim conditions before allowing entries.
• Protected doji breakout mode: Includes a separate breakout, retest, and continuation sequence.
• Optional pin-bar entries: Supports configurable rejection-candle detection; disabled by default.
• Three-stage profit taking: Default target distances of 1×, 2×, and 3× ATR, with configurable partial-close settings.
• Break-even protection: Supports moving the stop to break-even after the first profit target.
• Trailing-stop management: Supports trailing after the second profit target.
• Trading-condition filters: Includes spread, tick-volume, session, and sideways-market checks.
• News filter: Supports scheduled news pauses through the MT5 economic calendar and manual news times.
• Exposure controls: Includes percentage-based risk sizing, position limits, daily trade limits, and balance/free-margin checks.

XAU default settings: Requested lot size 0.01, risk setting 2%, maximum 1 trade per day, and one-position-per-symbol control enabled.

What “Architecture V1.2” means: It manages signal state and confirmation consistently. Pin-bar signals receive an A classification and standard signals a B classification; these are rule-based labels, not AI confidence scores. Breakout detection takes priority over signal expiry, and signals do not expire during their arming bar.