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GBR MTF Scalp Sniper [Trend + Volatility]

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The GBR MTF Scalp Sniper is designed for aggressive 5-minute scalpers who want precision without fighting the macro trend.

🔥 Core Features:

HTF Boss Filter: Automatically pulls a higher timeframe (e.g., 1H) trend filter. It strictly prevents you from taking LONG signals in a Macro Bear Market, and SHORT signals in a Macro Bull Market.

Micro Trigger: Uses a fast momentum crossover to snipe entries right as the pullback ends and the main trend resumes.

Volatility Shield: Built-in ATR volume filter ensures signals are only generated when the market is actively moving, keeping you out of dead consolidation chop.

Zero Clutter: No messy moving averages painted all over your screen. Just a highly visible, minimalist UV Green ▲ or UV Red ▼ when the conditions align perfectly.

🎯 Execution: Best used on a 5m chart alongside the GBR Smart Delta. Enter on the arrow, place your stop loss behind the recent pivot, and ride the macro trend.
ملاحظات الأخبار
v2.0 — You can now see the filters

The biggest change is not in the logic: it is that the two moving
averages the script actually uses are now drawn on the chart.

1. Both filters are visible

Until now the script showed arrows and nothing else. There was no way to
see where the higher-timeframe EMA sat, which meant no way to understand
why a signal appeared — or, more often the useful question, why one did
not. A filter you cannot see is a filter you cannot learn from.

Both lines are now plotted and can be switched off if you prefer the
clean version.

2. New option: "Use only closed higher-timeframe bars", on by default

The higher-timeframe EMA used to update while its bar was still forming.
That means a signal visible when you look back at the chart might not
have been there at the time, because the filter was in a different place
when the bar was still open. With the option on, the filter only updates
once the higher-timeframe bar has closed, and the history matches what
you would have seen live. The line will step rather than glide — that is
the correct behaviour for an hourly average on a five-minute chart.

3. Warning when the higher timeframe is not higher

If the chart is on a timeframe equal to or above the one selected, the
filter is meaningless: the script would be reaching down instead of up.
It now says so on the chart.

Other changes:

- Alerts added for both directions. There were none before, so the
signals could not be used in an alert at all
- A cooldown between signals. A nine-period EMA is crossed often, and
the previous version would fire on every one of them that passed the
filters
- The ATR lengths are adjustable instead of fixed at 14 and 50
- Colours are configurable

Expect fewer signals than before, from the cooldown and from the
confirmed filter. Both changes trade frequency for signals that were
actually available at the time.

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