VIOP Scalping - ATR SNIPER

Core Idea
Trade in the direction of the dominant trend, confirm momentum acceleration, and manage risk using ATR-based dynamic stops and targets.

• The main trend is defined using a Weighted Moving Average (WMA).
• Momentum is measured by the distance and direction between a fast EMA and a slow EMA.
• Trend strength is confirmed using ADX.
• RSI is used as a filter to avoid weak or overextended market conditions.
• Entries are blocked during a predefined no-trade time window to avoid high-noise periods.

• Fast EMA is above Slow EMA and the EMA difference is greater than the minimum threshold.
• EMA momentum is increasing compared to the previous bar.
• RSI is within the user-defined long range.
• Current close is higher than the previous close.
• ADX is above the minimum strength threshold.
• Price is above the WMA trend line.
• The current bar is not inside the no-trade session.

• Fast EMA is below Slow EMA and the EMA difference is below the negative threshold.
• Bearish EMA momentum is increasing.
• RSI is within the user-defined short range.
• Current close is lower than the previous close.
• ADX is above the minimum strength threshold.
• Price is below the WMA trend line.
• The current bar is not inside the no-trade session.

• Stop-loss distance is calculated as ATR multiplied by the ATR Multiplier.
• Take-profit distance is calculated using the defined Risk/Reward ratio.
• Stop-loss and take-profit levels are dynamically calculated per trade.
• Only one position can be open at any given time.

• Weighted Moving Average (WMA) trend line.
• Fast EMA and Slow EMA lines.
• Dynamic stop-loss line during active trades.
• Dynamic take-profit line during active trades.

• Intraday scalping on VİOP instruments.
• Momentum-based short-term trading.
• Traders who prefer rule-based systems with strict risk control.