EA AUTOMATED TRADING ROBOT

The ea scans the market in real time or based on historical data to identify areas where supply and demand imbalances occur .These areas are characterized by price  levels where significant  buying or selling pressure has previously occurred .It should then identify the supply and demand zone , it may use price action patterns to determine the optimal entry point for a scalping trade. It considers factors like support and resistance levels , trend directions , volatility and candlestick patterns such as bullish or bearish engulfing patterns as entry signals within the identified zones.After determining the entry point , the ea places a buy or sell order with appropriate position sizing.It should be able to adapt to the changing of the market  , then it may set stop loss and take profit levels to manage risk and potential profit target. The ea has to set a stop loss order below the demand zone for long trades and above the supply zone for short trades to limit potential losses. During the trade the ea continuously monitors price movements and adjusts stop loss and take profit to protect profits and minimize losses.It may also employ trailing stops to secure profits as the trade progresses . The ea takes advantage of short term price movements within the supply and demand zones to scalp small profits . It may exit trades quickly to capitalize on immediate market opportunities. Once the trade reaches the predetermined take-profit or stop-loss levels, or if the market conditions change, the EA will exit the trade . After a trade is closed, the EA might consider re-entering the market if a new supply or demand zones are identified that meet its criteria for entry. This allows the EA to continually search for and capitalize on new scalping opportunities.The ea should be able to anticipate situations where a price level is about to break out of a supply or demand zone indicating a potential trend reversal or continuation. The EA has to enter a trade when price breaks above or below a supply or demand zone (zone breakout).  The ea has to enter a trade when price retraces back to a supply or demand zone after a breakout as a confirmation of a continuing trend. It should anticipate situations where a supply or demand zone is formed indicating a potent reversal and it should be able to identify these zones and take appropriate actions. The EA should exit a trade when the price shows signs of reversing, such as a bearish engulfing pattern in a long trade or a bullish engulfing pattern in a short trade. The EA should anticipate situations where price retraces back to a previously broken supply or demand zone, providing an opportunity for a high-probability trade. In range-bound markets, the EA should be able to identify areas of congestion where supply and demand zones are forming, and anticipate potential breakouts or bounces from these zones. The EA should be designed to consider the impact of significant news events on supply and demand zones. It should anticipate situations where the market volatility increases, creating potential trading opportunities. In periods of low liquidity, such as during holidays or major market closures, the EA should anticipate situations where supply and demand imbalances are more likely to occur. It should adapt its trading strategy to account for the lower liquidity and potentially wider spreads.The ea will typically include risk management features to protect against excessive losses which includes potential downside, trailing stop orders to lock in profits and position sizing algorithms to determine the appropriate trade size based on account balance and risk tolerance. The scalping supply and demand zone EA should be able to anticipate situations where supply and demand imbalances occur, providing trading opportunities for capturing short-term profits. The EA can send real-time alerts or notifications to the trader when specific trading conditions are met. This allows the trader to stay updated on trade opportunities and make informed decisions.