# Scalper Quant Hassila

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.

Canonical: https://prismaticalgos.com/compendium/algo/10644-scalper-quant-hassila
Record ID: 10644
Catalog rank: 1407 (reading order, not performance)
Snapshot: 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC
Family: Risk, Money Management & Portfolio Overlays (J)
Source: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/202035
Evidence label (unverified): backtest_shown

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## Recorded profile

- symbols: EURUSD
- timeframes: M15
- sessions: European and American sessions only
- market_regime: trending|ranging|volatile|breakout|null

## Indicators

No indicator stack recorded.

## Recorded long-entry rules

- Not specified.

## Recorded short-entry rules

- price has moved far enough from the last entry

## Recorded exit rules

- closed at 16:00 New York time
- trades that stay open too long are closed by time

## Recorded filters

- news filter uses the MetaTrader 5 economic calendar and blocks new entries around red news from the United States and the euro area

## Risk controls

- 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 sizing: risk percentage of the balance, measured against the stop loss of each trade, with three risk levels (0.5%, 1%, 2%) available