# Snow Eagle X

Mean-reverting grid system that adds trades at a set step with growing lot size.

Canonical: https://prismaticalgos.com/compendium/algo/7981-snow-eagle-x
Record ID: 7981
Catalog rank: 1294 (reading order, not performance)
Snapshot: 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC
Family: Trend Following & Directional (A)
Source: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/176616
Evidence label (unverified): backtest_shown

## Scope and limitations

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## Extraction warnings

Claim warnings: UNSIZED CLAIM: performance figures are published with no trade count, so the sample behind them cannot be judged.

## Recorded profile

- symbols: AUDCAD, NZDCAD
- timeframes: M15
- sessions: any
- market_regime: any

## Indicators

- Momentum Filter: {}; applied to: close

## Recorded long-entry rules

- at each new M15 bar the EA looks for a stretched move, confirmed by a momentum filter, and opens a trade against it

## Recorded short-entry rules

- ...

## Recorded exit rules

- all trades of a grid share one take profit weighted by lot size, so the grid closes with about the profit of the first trade at its own take profit, net of commission and swap. Money stop closes them when their open loss reaches the limit you set

## Recorded filters

- maximum spread 1,000 pips
- max drawdown % 100
- max drawdown in money every 0.01 lot

## Risk controls

- Stop loss: emergency stop loss 1,000 pips away
- Take profit: one common take profit for all trades of a grid, weighted by lot size
- Position sizing: starting lot of each grid, from the 3rd trade the lot is multiplied at every new trade