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Extracted algorithm research record

Volume Breakout Zone EA

Trades the break of a resistance zone with abnormal volume, using ATR and moving averages for filtering and risk management.

Record 8280 · Catalog rank 1,789 · Trend Following & Directional · Subtype A1 · Snapshot 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC

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Evidence label: backtest_shown (source claim, not independent verification). Recorded completeness: 50.0/100. Neither is a performance result.

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Recorded market & execution profile

Recorded markets
USDJPY
Recorded timeframes
M30
Recorded sessions
Not specified
Recorded regime
any

Recorded indicators & parameters

Extracted indicator stack
IndicatorParametersApplied to
ATR{}close
EMA{"period": 21}close
EMA{"period": 9}close

Extracted strategy rules

Recorded long-entry rules

Recorded short-entry rules

Recorded exit rules

Recorded filters

Stop loss
placed below a second, shorter moving average with an ATR buffer
Take profit
fixed reward-to-risk multiple
Position sizing
Percentage of equity risked per trade, with an optional maximum lot and a maximum number of simultaneous positions

Questions about this record

What entry rules are recorded for Volume Breakout Zone EA?

Long: Pivot highs are detected and grouped into a zone when they fall within an ATR-scaled tolerance of each other. The breakout candle must show relative volume above a multiple of its own moving average. A trend filter on a long moving average allows entries only in the direction of the dominant move. Short: Not specified. These are unverified extracted rules.

Which markets and timeframes are recorded?

Markets: USDJPY. Timeframes: M30. These are source-recorded labels, not verified execution behavior.