{
  "id": 10644,
  "rank": 1407,
  "name": "Scalper Quant Hassila",
  "aka": [],
  "family": "J",
  "subtype": "J4",
  "one_liner": "An intraday scalper for EURUSD that identifies moments where a quick push up starts to run out of strength and opens sell orders with adaptive stop loss and take profit.",
  "market_regime": "trending|ranging|volatile|breakout|null",
  "timeframes": [
    "M15"
  ],
  "symbols": [
    "EURUSD"
  ],
  "sessions": [
    "European and American sessions only"
  ],
  "indicators": [],
  "entry_long": [],
  "entry_short": [
    "price has moved far enough from the last entry"
  ],
  "exit_rules": [
    "closed at 16:00 New York time",
    "trades that stay open too long are closed by time"
  ],
  "filters": [
    "news filter uses the MetaTrader 5 economic calendar and blocks new entries around red news from the United States and the euro area"
  ],
  "stop_loss": "adapts to current volatility, widens when the market moves more and tightens when it is quiet",
  "take_profit": "adapts to current volatility, widens when the market moves more and tightens when it is quiet",
  "position_size": "risk percentage of the balance, measured against the stop loss of each trade, with three risk levels (0.5%, 1%, 2%) available",
  "evidence_type": "backtest_shown",
  "completeness": 50.0,
  "signal_warnings": null,
  "claim_warnings": null,
  "opacity_warnings": null,
  "build_warnings": null,
  "canonical": "https://prismaticalgos.com/compendium/algo/10644-scalper-quant-hassila",
  "snapshot": "2026-10-31 15:46 UTC",
  "source_url": "https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/202035",
  "limitations": "These are machine-extracted research records, not verified trading systems. Catalog rank measures specification detail and claimed evidence, not profitability. The catalog extraction pipeline did not independently backtest these records. Its separate selected testing ledger does not validate the wider corpus. Rules, labels and parameters can be incomplete or wrong; consult the original source and its reuse terms."
}