Five-Minute Scalp Entries Using Sweeps, Reclaims, and Structure

Summary

This document presents the inputs for a five-minute scalping strategy built around swing structure and downside liquidity sweeps. Traders can define swing points with a configurable pivot length and choose whether structure uses candle wicks or bodies. Long entries can require price to sweep a recent low and reclaim it, with options for how the reclaim is confirmed and how long the sweep remains relevant.

Additional controls aim to filter entries after repeated sweeps, reclaim signals, or a recent sweep candle. The script also offers a toggle between locked and drifting take-profit and stop-loss calculations. These settings describe design choices and risk controls, but the supplied text ends partway through the stop settings, before the entry and exit rules or any strategy results are shown. It therefore does not provide performance evidence, explain short-side logic, or establish whether the filters improve outcomes. The strategy’s behavior cannot be fully assessed from this excerpt alone.

Key ideas

• Swing structure can be defined with pivots based on candle wicks or bodies.
• A long setup may require a recent low sweep followed by a reclaim.
• Sweep clustering, reclaim context, and post-sweep delays are configurable entry filters.
• Active exits can use locked or bar-by-bar drifting stop and target calculations.
• The excerpt omits the complete stop, entry, exit, and performance details.

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