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Overview
PropFirm Ultra Strategy - QuantAlgo scores setups using break of structure, fair value gaps, order blocks, volume spikes, and optional London or New York killzones. Entries use a minimum score and percent risk, then pause after consecutive losses, a trade cooldown, or daily and global loss or target limits. Settings change risk size, recovery scaling, structure lookback, and which EMAs, labels, zones, and dashboard elements are shown. Stop and take-profit zones are displayed; pyramiding is disabled.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Perte Max Jour ($)
float
15.0
dailyLossMax
Drawdown Total Max ($)
float
50.0
globalDDMax
Objectif Jour ($)
float
50.0
dailyTarget
Objectif Global ($)
float
250.0
globalTarget
Risque % par trade
float
0.3
riskPct
Max Trades / Jour
int
20
maxTradesDay
Pause après X pertes consec
int
3
maxConsecLoss
Mult risque recovery
float
0.4
recoveryMult
Cooldown barres après trade
int
5
cooldownBars
BOS Lookback
int
10
bosLen
FVG Min Size (x ATR)
float
0.3
fvgMinATR
Volume Spike Mult
float
1.2
volMult
Show all 20 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Score Min (auto-ajusté)
int
5
minScoreInp
Killzones London/NY
bool
true
useKillzones
Afficher EMAs
bool
true
showEMAs
Afficher Labels BUY/SELL
bool
true
showLabels
Afficher FVG
bool
true
showFVG
Afficher Order Blocks
bool
true
showOB
Afficher Dashboard
bool
true
showDash
Afficher Zones SL/TP
bool
true
showZones
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