# BossFx SMA Pro Trend EA

Automated trading system using SMA crossovers with layered risk controls.

Canonical: https://prismaticalgos.com/compendium/algo/11087-bossfx-sma-pro-trend-ea
Record ID: 11087
Catalog rank: 660 (reading order, not performance)
Snapshot: 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC
Family: Time, Session & Seasonality (F)
Source: https://github.com/Gabby-tech/bossfx-sma-pro-trend-ea
Evidence label (unverified): source_code

## Scope and limitations

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## Extraction warnings

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## Recorded profile

- symbols: EURUSD, GBPUSD, XAUUSD
- timeframes: H1, M30, D1, M1
- sessions: 07:00–20:00
- market_regime: any

## Indicators

- SMA: {"period": 10}; applied to: close
- SMA: {"period": 30}; applied to: close

## Recorded long-entry rules

- fast SMA crosses above slow SMA

## Recorded short-entry rules

- fast SMA crosses below slow SMA

## Recorded exit rules

- not explicitly stated in the text

## Recorded filters

- Percent-risk position sizing (1%)
- Margin verification
- Daily loss circuit-breaker (5% of day-start equity)
- Max trades per day (3)
- Spread filter (≤ 30 points)
- Session filter (07:00–20:00)
- Broker stop-level validation (broker min + 10pt buffer)
- Trailing stop with step threshold (500pt trail, 10pt step)

## Risk controls

- Stop loss: not explicitly stated in the text
- Take profit: not explicitly stated in the text
- Position sizing: Lot size is derived from account balance × risk % against the stop distance, floored to the broker's lot step and clamped to min/max volume — then double-checked against free margin