Description
How It Works
This cBot is a trend-following strategy built on three EMAs (fast, medium, slow). It only looks for entries when all three EMAs are aligned in the same direction (uptrend or downtrend), then waits for a short pullback toward the medium EMA before entering in the direction of the trend. Stop loss is calculated from ATR (Average True Range), and take profit is set at a fixed risk:reward multiple of that stop distance, targeting a 3–4R payoff per trade.
Key Features
- Triple EMA trend filter (all three EMAs must align before any entry is considered)
- Pullback-based entry logic to avoid chasing price
- ATR-based stop loss for volatility-adjusted risk per trade
- Fixed risk:reward take profit target (configurable, default 3.5R)
- Fixed % risk-per-trade position sizing based on account balance
- Partial close at a configurable R-multiple to lock in profit
- Automatic break-even stop move once a target R-multiple is reached
- ATR-based trailing stop that activates only after break-even
- Optional session filter (London/New York hours)
- Built-in daily loss limit and daily profit target with automatic new-entry lockout — designed specifically for prop firm / funded account rules
Recommended Settings
- Instruments: trending markets such as indices (e.g. US30) and major FX pairs
- Timeframe: H1–H4 for cleaner trend structure
- Default EMAs: 9 / 21 / 55, ATR period 14, ATR SL multiplier 1.5, RR 3.5
- Risk per trade: 0.5–1% recommended for funded/prop evaluations
- Daily loss/profit limits should be set to match your specific funded account's rules (e.g. max daily drawdown allowed by the prop firm)
Trading Conditions & Risks
This is a trend-following strategy, so it is designed to sit out ranging or choppy markets and can experience a string of small losses before catching a strong trend move. The daily loss/profit limit feature helps enforce discipline on funded accounts but does not guarantee compliance with every prop firm's specific rules — users should verify their firm's requirements independently. Users should:
- Test on demo before live/funded use
- Set risk-per-trade and daily limits according to their account size and the funded account's specific drawdown rules
- Be aware that trailing stops and partial closes can reduce the size of winning trades in exchange for locking in profit earlier
Past performance shown in backtests or screenshots does not guarantee future results. Trading CFDs carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors.
Summary
Key features include fixed percentage risk per trade based on account balance, partial position closes to secure profits, automatic break-even stop adjustments, and ATR-based trailing stops activated after break-even. The bot supports optional session filters for London and New York trading hours and includes built-in daily loss and profit limits designed to comply with funded account or proprietary trading firm rules.
Recommended for trending markets such as major forex pairs and indices on hourly to four-hour timeframes, Sanju is configured by default with EMAs of 9, 21, and 55 periods and ATR settings for stop loss calculation. Risk per trade is suggested between 0.5% and 1%, with daily limits adjustable to match specific funded account requirements. The strategy aims to avoid ranging markets and focuses on capturing strong trend moves.
