garfieldandClaude Fable 5
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Monday's pivots and ATR are built from Friday's session and the first server hours are the thin Sunday-evening ET market — historically the only losing weekday (-$121 across 204 trades vs all other days positive). New CheckMondayStandDown() blocks new grids on Monday before InpMondayStartHour (default 7 = midnight ET), and because it sits above the daily pivot recalc, Monday's pivots/ATR are sampled at the resume hour instead of the rollover. All 17 presets set InpMondayStartHour=7. Trading week is now Mon 00:00 ET -> Fri 00:00 ET. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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; === OrdersEA_Smart_Grid_BO - AUDNZD ===
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; Slow-moving cross — BO fires on RBA/RBNZ policy divergence
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; Timeframe: H1
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; === Grid / BO Settings ===
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UseAutoPivots=true
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InpManualHigh=0
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InpManualLow=0
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Entry=10
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TP=1000
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Lots=1.00
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MaxLevels=3
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; === Range Filters ===
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UseRSIFilter=false
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RSIPeriod=14
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RSILower=40
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RSIUpper=60
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UseADXFilter=true
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ADXPeriod=14
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ADXMax=22
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UseATRFilter=true
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ATRPeriod=14
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ATRMultiplier=1.2
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; === Stop Loss ===
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InpUseStopLoss=true
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StopLoss=180
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; === Trailing Stop ===
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InpUseTrailingStop=true
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InpTrailStart=1000
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InpTrailStop=500
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; === Risk Management ===
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TRADE_RANGE=40
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LongLimit=0
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ShortLimit=0
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GetOut=N
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OpenNewTrades=Y
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TakeProfitLevelPercent=0
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TakeProfitLevelDollarAmount=0
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EquityFactorPercent=0
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LotsFactorPercent=0
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BaseEquity=10000
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Master=false
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DiagnosticModeOn=false
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InpMaxDailyDrawdown=2.0
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InpMaxWeeklyDrawdown=5.0
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; === Weekend Protection ===
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InpCloseBeforeWeekend=true
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InpWeekendCloseHour=7
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InpCancelPendingBeforeWeekend=true
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InpMondayStartHour=7
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; === EA Settings ===
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MagicNum=444012
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; === Session Notes ===
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; Very slow pair — BO events are rare but can be strong when they occur
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; Both central banks are commodity-linked; global risk-off affects both equally
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