Scalper Inside Pro – What’s New

Hello, everyone! In this article, we take an in-depth look at the latest updates in our Scalper Inside Pro indicator. We’ve gathered all the significant improvements and new features introduced across recent versions into one place for you.

We believe that staying informed about these updates is key. The goal here is to provide a clear overview so you can understand how to make use of these new capabilities and effectively apply them in your own trading practice. Let’s dive into what makes the current version of Scalper Inside Pro even more powerful.

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Update 8.35 (2025-09-05)

✅ Improvements to the signal module functionality

During indicator use, clients sometimes encountered situations where notifications weren’t received for new signals. This was due to the ‘Alert only if WR% Exceeds Threshold’ variable, which acted as a filter. Initially, this variable prevented notifications when the WR% level for the current financial asset was below the value specified in the variable. However, trading strategies differ, and for some, WR% isn’t always a critical factor. Therefore, a more universal option was implemented: the ability to disable this function to ensure signals are received in all cases.

The functionality of the variable has been expanded to the following: ‘Alert only if WR% Exceeds Threshold (‘0’ to Disable Filtering)’

Now, when set to ‘0’, this variable will no longer affect signal delivery.

Update 8.34 (2025-07-22)

✅ Update and enhancement of the optimization module

We spent a long time testing and experimenting with the optimization module, aiming to maintain a balance between achieving a high Win Rate (WR%) and preserving a sufficiently large number of signals to avoid over-optimization. In the new version of the Scalper Inside Pro indicator v8.34, we’ve managed to find an interesting solution that will allow for greater flexibility when approaching the optimization process.

Let’s first look at how the optimization process generally worked in previous versions of the indicator. We often mentioned that the built-in optimization module is not mandatory for operation; one can manage without it. But at the same time, it is very convenient to quickly evaluate whether a financial asset is suitable for trading or not. You can install the indicator on an asset you are interested in, load historical data, and use optimization to quickly get the most suitable options.

So, the new variable available in the indicator settings under the section -== OPTIMIZATION SETTINGS ==- is called ‘Minimum Number of Signals for the Optimizer’:

With a value of 0, the calculation will be performed as before – automatically, without considering the minimum desired number of signals.

With the enhanced panel activated, we can now see a line called ‘Min Signals’, displaying the value of the variable ‘Minimum Number of Signals for the Optimizer’.

This shows us the minimum acceptable number of signals over the specified time period (Bars Used) for which the built-in optimizer will attempt to find optimal parameters:

Let’s move on to examples.

Here is the EURJPY chart with a zero value for the ‘Minimum Number of Signals for the Optimizer’ variable. This means automatic mode operation (as in previous versions):

Now set the desired number of signals for which the calculation will be made. For the M5 timeframe and a period of 10,000 bars, I preferred an option with 80-90 signals for optimization. Therefore, we set the ‘Minimum Number of Signals for the Optimizer’ variable to 90. Then, we launch the built-in optimizer and examine the results:

As you can see, the number of signals over that same time period increased from 42 to 101. It’s slightly more than 90, but this is a feature of optimization – the indicator selected the number most suitable and closest to our specified value while also trying to achieve the maximum WR%. At the same time, we see that in our case, the WR% decreased only slightly – from 88.1% down to 87.1%, which many might find preferable, as a larger number of signals provides more opportunities.

However, if you trade a large number of financial instruments, an increase in the number of signals may be less relevant for you. Ultimately, this choice depends heavily on your individual trading style and habits.

Next example is with Gold.

The setting for the number of signals for optimization is set to default (0 = AUTO):

Got 59 signals. Next, we change the variable to 90 and see what we get:

We slightly lose on the WR%, but at the same time, we get twice as many signals on that same time period.

Next is BTCUSD, default settings:

Got 49 signals. Increasing the variable value:

It increased to 87 signals. And let’s increase the variable value further for an experiment:

We got a total of 145 signals, which is almost three times the initial number of signals.

As you can see, in general, this variable gives us a multitude of new possibilities.

We don’t recommend setting too large a number of signals, but nevertheless, you can try various parameters to obtain the results most suitable for your trading style.

As a rule of thumb, we would recommend aiming for around 80-90 (perhaps up to 100) trades for 10,000 bars on the M5 timeframe.

Update 8.32 (2025-05-05)

✅ Improvements in the module for interaction with additional add-ons

Links to trading resources, add-ons and product enhancements:

Update 8.31 (2025-04-27)

✅ Improvements to the alert module

In the Alerts section of the indicator’s settings, a new option has appeared:

Let’s look at what this does. To do that, first, remember how the TP1-TP3 touch alerts operated in earlier versions of the indicator.

When the price touched one of the levels, the indicator didn’t immediately recalculate the data and send an alert. It did so only when the current candle closed and a new one opened – in other words, it worked based on opening prices. This was done to reduce CPU load. Because if the indicator were applied to many financial assets simultaneously, and we had to track them all in tick-by-tick mode, it would significantly increase CPU usage.

This resulted in some inconvenience because we only received a signal once per candle/bar. Honestly, we had almost forgotten about this situation. But thanks to one of our friends, we were brought back to this point, and we found a fairly elegant solution to this problem.

So, when the Realtime Alerts for TP1-TP3 mode is activated, the indicator starts tracking price touches of the TP1-TP3 levels and immediately sends an alert upon occurrence. However… The data recalculation happens after the candle closes. This way, we get both a timely alert and avoid overloading the system, even if the indicator is applied to multiple financial assets simultaneously.

Here’s how it works in practice now. When the price touches one of the levels, the indicator immediately sends an Alert and first colors the touch point gray:

How the alerts themselves look, for example:

And already upon opening the next bar after the price has touched a level, the indicator performs a recalculation of statistics taking into account the new results and marks the level touch with bright green color:

Update 8.1 (2025-03-28)

✅ Added additional alerts for HTF-Trailing Advice

✅ Added the ability to add a custom label to the alert

We’ve added some changes and improvements to the alerts module as requested by our clients.

In the new version, when sending an alert, the message now clearly identifies which strategy gave the signal. This will be helpful if you install the indicator on the same financial asset using different strategies, allowing you to more quickly identify the relevant chart.

Added the ability to set a custom label to the alert, also for better identification of the chart on which the indicator is installed with different settings:

Custom labels are added at the end of the alert text. If this field in the indicator settings remains empty (by default), nothing will be added:

Added the ability to activate an additional alert when HTF-Trailing Advice signal appears, which will allow to immediately recognize the opportunity to move the stop at HTF-Trailing levels: