EA Session Breaker

Overview

EA Session Breaker is engineered around New York session dynamics. The EA tracks London session highs and lows, watches for liquidity sweeps and then trades the clean breakout once direction is confirmed. It is designed to exploit stop‑run behaviour and post‑sweep momentum, without using grid or martingale logic.

Technical Profile

• • Strategy Type: Session Breakout / Liquidity Sweep
• • Core Engine: London high/low + NY breakout
• • Market Focus: Major FX pairs
• • Primary Timeframe: M15
• • Complexity: Advanced
• • Status: Stable

Core Engine Logic

The EA marks London session high and low as key liquidity zones. During New York session, it looks for sweeps of these levels — quick moves beyond the high/low followed by rejection or continuation. A breakout is only traded if volatility and structure confirm the move.

• • London high/low mapping
• • Liquidity sweep detection
• • Confirmed breakout entries

Confirmation Filters

Session Breaker uses multiple filters to avoid random spikes and low‑quality breakouts.

• • ATR Expansion: Volatility must increase on breakout
• • Volume / Tick Activity: Breakout must show real participation
• • Structure Filter: No immediate higher‑timeframe S/R blocking the move
• • Session Filter: NY session only

Market & Timeframe

EA Session Breaker is optimized for major FX pairs on M15, where London–New York session interaction creates consistent breakout opportunities.

• • Instrument Class: Forex (majors)
• • Reference Timeframe: M15
• • Session Focus: New York

Risk & Execution Model

The EA uses a session‑specific risk model with stop loss anchored to the opposite side of the liquidity zone and take profit based on volatility projection or fixed risk‑reward. No grid, no martingale.

• • Stop loss beyond opposite side of London range
• • Take profit based on ATR or fixed RR
• • Optional trailing stop after strong continuation
• • No grid, no martingale

Operational Notes

Session Breaker performs best on days with clear directional flows and active New York sessions. It is recommended to avoid running the EA during major unscheduled news or extremely low‑liquidity conditions.

• • Best during active NY sessions
• • Avoid unscheduled high‑impact events
• • Requires clean historical data

Compliance & Disclaimer

EA Session Breaker 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.