An example of an Algorithm Intelligence Scalping Strategy
This article gives an example of an AI Scalping Strategy. This is an example only — always do your own research.
We recommend reading the Algorithm Intelligence documentation first. When creating an AI, it is generally more profitable to use it for a specific purpose — for example, scalping or swing trading, but not both simultaneously.
Signal Strategies
For this example, we use a scalping algorithm and review three scalping strategies. You can download each by clicking its name.

Uses the MESA on the 4h chart to identify the broader trend, Williams %R to identify oversold conditions, and a crossover of the 1 and 15 EMA to confirm momentum. Williams %R signal is kept for 5 candles since it and the EMA crossover rarely signal simultaneously.
Exit settings: Take Profit 7% · Stop-Loss 1% · Trailing Stop-Loss 1% · Arm at 1.5%

Uses the MESA on both the daily and 4h charts to confirm trend direction, then a crossover of the 5 and 25 EMA on the 5-minute chart for entries.
Exit settings: Take Profit 7% · Stop-Loss 1% · Trailing Stop-Loss 1% · Arm at 1.5%

Uses the MESA on the 4h chart for trend direction, and a crossover of the 15 and 50 EMA combined with ADX greater than 20 on the 5-minute chart for entries.
Exit settings: Take Profit 5% · Stop-Loss 1% · Trailing Stop-Loss 0.5% · Arm at 1.5%
Trend Strategy
A simple Parabolic SAR strategy on the daily timeframe that continuously signals buys in uptrends and sells in downtrends without generating neutral signals. Adding the Parabolic SAR on multiple timeframes with "necessary signal" active would introduce neutral signals — so we keep it on a single daily timeframe.
