EA MicroScalp

Overview

EA MicroScalp is engineered for ultra‑short‑term trading on M1/M5. The EA identifies micro‑impulses, checks execution conditions (spread, slippage, latency), and enters trades lasting seconds to minutes. Designed for precision and execution quality, not for grid or martingale behaviour.

Technical Profile

• • Strategy Type: High‑frequency scalping
• • Core Engine: Micro‑impulse detection
• • Market Focus: Major FX pairs
• • Primary Timeframe: M1/M5
• • Complexity: High
• • Status: Stable

Core Engine Logic

The EA detects micro‑impulses — small but sharp directional moves — and enters on micro‑pullbacks. Execution quality is critical, so the EA includes strict spread and latency checks.

• • Micro‑impulse detection
• • Micro‑pullback entry logic
• • Spread & latency validation

Confirmation Filters

MicroScalp uses multiple filters to avoid trading during unstable or low‑quality execution conditions.

• • Spread Filter: No trades above threshold
• • Latency Filter: Execution delay check
• • ATR Micro‑Cycle: Confirms volatility
• • Session Filter: Avoids low‑liquidity periods

Market & Timeframe

EA MicroScalp is optimized for major FX pairs on M1/M5, where micro‑impulses occur frequently.

• • Instrument Class: Forex (majors)
• • Reference Timeframes: M1/M5
• • Session Focus: London + NY

Risk & Execution Model

The EA uses ultra‑tight stops and micro‑targets. No grid, no martingale, no averaging down.

• • Tight stop loss (micro‑structure)
• • Micro take profit (1–5 pips)
• • Optional trailing micro‑stop
• • No grid, no martingale

Operational Notes

MicroScalp requires excellent execution conditions: low spreads, low latency, stable liquidity.

• • Best on ECN accounts
• • Avoid high‑impact news
• • Requires high‑quality tick data

Compliance & Disclaimer

EA MicroScalp is an internal research profile inside Quantisca EA Labs and does not constitute investment advice or a solicitation to trade. Past performance does not guarantee future results.