SD: Trade Conditions
Last updated
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The 1-click edit and backtest is an important part of strategy development and of passing the learning curve in a timely manner.
A condition can be enabled/ disabled to see the influence with instant result, whether the condition is needed or can be removed. A manual initial optimization by a human is in many cases more efficient than a brute force optimization having millions of combinations.
The final step of a strategy development is to remove conditions or STRAT indicators and see the result. Can also be a manner to test how robust the strategy is.
Position is equal to the open position.
The condition P/L is above.
The condition P/L is below.
The condition the present spread is below.
Trailing stop used in Exit Pages.
The condition P/L has been above the level.
The condition P/L has been below the level.
Will pause the ATS x bars when started.
The condition the new position is a new side (Long/Short).
When selected the ATS will be checked at every tick, not recommended to use, rather use below option 4.
The ATS will be checked at every new bar in the system. Used when the ATS is trading a high time-frame. One chart in the system trading a low time-frame may be sufficient, typically by using Combined Bars timeframe. (See the Combined Bars Section).
Max position of the symbol traded by the ATS across all ATS. Facilitating an active portfolio of strategies trading the same symbol (hedging), exploring that each strategy may work at different market conditions.
Max position of all the ATS symbols traded. Similar concept as above, but across all ATS.
Max Gain (or Loss) of the symbol traded by the ATS.
Max Gain (or Loss) of all ATS symbols.
This group is in development, expected Q1 2025
Algorithmic Execution is in development, expected Q1 2025. No-code using STRAT Indicators as input.
