SuperScalp Pro

SuperScalp Pro expands the classic Supertrend concept into a hybrid scalping instrument designed for short- to medium-term setups across multiple timeframes (M1–H1). The indicator combines a visually intuitive Supertrend band with multiple optional confirmation metrics to deliver high-probability entries while keeping risk management simple: stop loss and take profit levels are computed dynamically from ATR and drawn directly on the chart. Alerts are available via popup, email, and push notifications so you never miss a signal.

The main visual element is a color-changing Supertrend band that reflects trend direction and highlights candidate signal bars. When a Supertrend flip occurs, entry markers appear and the indicator evaluates the active confirmation filters — including ATR range, ADX, RSI, multiple EMAs, EMA slope, distance-to-EMA, and volume — before presenting a valid signal. This hybrid confirmation workflow significantly reduces noise by requiring alignment of selected filters rather than relying on the Supertrend alone.

Risk parameters are calculated from ATR and displayed as dashed SL/TP lines with price tags, providing clear reference levels for manual traders. For automated order management you will need an EA, since the on-chart SL/TP are intended as guidance. The indicator supports closed-bar confirmation to avoid repainting; enabling ConfirmOnClosedBar is recommended for live accounts to ensure signals are only taken after a bar closes.

Practical deployment is straightforward: SuperScalp Pro is optimized for M1, M5, M15, and now also performs well on higher timeframes such as M30 and H1 for swing-style intraday scalping. This flexibility allows traders to adapt the indicator to different volatility environments and trading styles — from high-frequency M1 setups to slower, more structured H1 confirmations. Use the Volume filter on instruments with meaningful volume data (stocks, futures) and prefer tick-volume or disable volume filtering on many forex pairs. Shorter ATR periods increase signal frequency for aggressive scalpers, while longer ATR values provide wider, more conservative stops. Always test parameter sets on a demo account before trading live.

Default input values (starting point) include ATR_Period = 21 and ATR_Multiplier = 1.0, with SL and TP multipliers set to 1.5 and 2.2 respectively. ADX is configured with a 14-period default and threshold range around 20–60; RSI uses a 14-period with 80/20 levels. EMA settings default to Fast = 50, Slow = 100, and Trend = 200; the distance-to-EMA filter operates using ATR multiples, and volume smoothing uses a 20-period MA with a 1.2 multiplier. These defaults offer a balanced baseline but are intended to be adapted for each market and timeframe.

For typical usage, tighten ATR and enable Fast/Slow EMA checks for very short scalps (M1–M5). For more reliable signals on higher timeframes (M30–H1), enable ConfirmOnClosedBar and consider adding the ADX filter for stronger trend validation. Remember that signals are informational and do not constitute financial advice; some signals may repaint until a bar closes, so closed-bar mode is the safer option in live environments.

Support via MQL5 messages. Version v2.6 adds minimum bars between signals, trend EMA slope confirmation, and ATR-based EMA zone tolerance. Fixed minor issues and improved signal confirmation logic