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Sniper Pro AI Trading Scanner Strategy | Derrick Alexander

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Finance

Finance-focused summary (Sniper Pro AI Scanner training)

What the scanner is used for

The Sniper Pro Scanner (from the Gfue/GFLive back office) is presented as a custom AI system to identify entries and exits in:

  • Forex
  • Crypto (example shown: Bitcoin USD)
  • Indices
  • Stocks
  • Commodities (examples mentioned: oil, gold, silver, platinum)

Instruments / tickers / assets mentioned

  • Bitcoin USD (Bitcoin / BTC quoted as “Bitcoin USD”)
  • No other specific tickers (e.g., AAPL) or ETF symbols mentioned.

Step-by-step trade setup / methodology (as taught)

  1. Access the correct chart/scanner interface

    • Go to scanners → find Sniper Pro Scanner.
    • Set up chart display in MetaTrader 5:
      • Click the cog (settings)
      • Enable: “Auto fits data to screen”
      • Enable: “Scale price chart only”
  2. Confirm trend direction with “Trend Screener”

    • The trend screener indicates market direction based on “economic fundamental news.”
    • You want it to show:
      • Bearish (for sells), or
      • Bullish (for buys)
    • Preference: “very strong” (otherwise “strong” is acceptable).
  3. Validate trend strength with the “Scorecard”

    • Red = bearish (down)
    • Blue = bullish (up)
    • Example given: over 5 up to 7, 8, 9 is described as a strong trend.
    • The example trade uses a score of 7 (described as a strong bearish trend).
  4. Look for execution signals

    • A red arrow aligned above the candlestick indicates the direction of the move.
    • The example emphasizes multiple red arrows around the region (reinforcement).
  5. Use additional bearish confirmation indicators

    • “Pipolator” (also called trend direction line)
      • Red indicates bearish / downward trend.
      • Mentions “bear pins” / red bull pins as bearish strength.
    • EMAs
      • Example: EMA turned red while price is pushing down.
    • Bollinger Bands
      • Bands positioned to indicate overall downward trend (example mentions “Ballinger bands up here” and red/blue band visuals).
    • Key Banking Levels
      • Presented as areas where price may pivot, with emphasis on retest / reversal zones.
  6. Only trade when the platform provides the trade plan

    • If there is no Take Profit (TP) or Stop Loss (SL) shown by the system, the instructor says the setup is not ready and you should not improvise.
  7. Execute with risk controls

    • Place:

      • Stop Loss
      • Take Profit 1 (TP1) and Take Profit 2 (TP2) (the chart may show additional pivot-based levels like TP3/TP4)
    • Trade validity rule: the trade is “valid” until it hits SL or TP1/TP2.

    • Use a reasonable lot size and apply good risk management.
  8. Timeframe guidance

    • Example is on the 4-hour chart:
      • “Every 4 hours the market is moving to its desired direction”
      • 4H is framed as longer movements / gradual moves
    • Different timeframes (e.g., 1 hour, 30-minute) may produce different results.

Key numbers / explicit metrics mentioned

  • Scorecard value: 7
  • Example price mentioned for a TP/pivot reference:

    • 8,86451.02 (Formatting appears inconsistent due to subtitle errors, but a numeric level was explicitly stated.)
  • No explicit portfolio allocation percentages, returns, or yields were provided.


Explicit recommendations / cautions

  • Only take trades that already have:
    • TP and SL placed by the platform
  • Target direction matching:
    • If trend screener + scorecard + arrows + pipolator align bearish → look for sell/short setups.
  • Entry guidance (example-focused):
    • “Enter at the very top” of the highlighted entry zone when selling to maximize favorable price movement.
  • Risk management emphasis:
    • Trade outcomes are framed as dependent on using good risk management.
  • “Let it do its thing”:
    • Do not close early; allow the trade to reach TP/SL.

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • The subtitles did not include a clear “not financial advice” disclaimer.

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter: Mr. Derek Alexander (also referenced as “Derrick Alexander”)
  • Platform/source mentioned: GFLive / Gfue back office and MetaTrader 5

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