EV Divergence Sniper

EV Divergence Sniper is a precision Expert Advisor designed to identify high-probability market reversals through genuine price divergences, confirmed by the RSI and Stochastic oscillators. The system focuses on market structure and only enters when price and momentum show a clear imbalance, significantly reducing false signals.

The EA uses a structural stop loss, placed beyond the last relevant swing, combined with a fully configurable take profit based on a user-defined risk/reward ratio. It incorporates an advanced money management module with position sizing based on a fixed lot size or percentage of account risk, intelligent break-even, and a partial close option at a second risk/reward level. Each trade is managed with simple and transparent logic, without grid, martingale, or aggressive averaging.

EV Divergence Sniper adapts to any symbol or timeframe and is designed to perform reliably across a wide range of market conditions. It is suitable for traders seeking a disciplined, technical strategy based on divergences, supported by robust filters and consistent risk management rules.

The algorithm works as follows: it first identifies two confirmed swing points to detect potential higher highs or lower lows. From there, it assesses whether momentum is diverging from price. The RSI is used as the primary tool to detect overbought or oversold conditions, while the Stochastic Oscillator acts as additional confirmation. When a valid signal appears, the EA calculates the structural stop loss, the take profit based on the selected R:R ratio, and the appropriate position size. While the trade is open, break-even and partial close logic automatically manages the position as the price moves.

This system is designed for traders who want a technical divergence tool without unnecessary complexity, focused on clean execution and risk control. EV Divergence Sniper offers a professional approach to automated trading, emphasizing structure, momentum, and disciplined position management.

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