Strategies
A strategy is a starting-point template that prefills the bot's filters and trade settings. Pick one that matches your direction and market, then adjust from there.
Starting-point presets
Enters pullbacks confirmed across multiple timeframes (RSI/CCI).
None of the filters are individually required — they're weighted, and the strategy needs a 0.7 score to fire. The buy side checks RSI easing back on M1, M5 and M30 (not yet oversold-reversing, just cooling off) plus CCI on H1; the sell side checks RSI on M1 and M15 the same way in reverse. The idea is to catch a pullback inside a still-intact move, not a fresh reversal — none of these thresholds are extreme on their own.
Enters on a momentum turn confirmed by a second indicator (QQE + Fisher, 15m).
The mandatory trigger is QQE's RSI line crossing back through 30 on M15 (momentum turning up from oversold; 70 on the sell side). Two optional, weighted confirmations back it up: the Fisher Transform line crossing above its own signal line, and QQE's trailing-stop line moving above the RSI line — both read as momentum accelerating rather than just twitching, without being strictly required.
Enters on a moving-average crossover with an overbought/oversold confirmation.
The mandatory trigger is the classic moving-average crossover — the short MA crossing above the long MA on M15 (below, for sells). The optional filter adds a Stochastic RSI oversold/overbought read (%K under 20 / over 80), so the crossover ideally lands while momentum was still compressed rather than already stretched.
Trend-aligned momentum entry with trend-strength confirmation (MACD + ADX).
The mandatory trigger is MACD's line crossing its signal line on M15. Two optional filters add trend context: RSI on the H1 (a higher timeframe) checking the broader bias agrees, and ADX above 20 on M15 filtering out flat, choppy markets where a MACD cross is more likely to be noise.
Enters on reversals around Fibonacci retracement levels.
The mandatory trigger is price (the M1 close) trading back past the current Fibonacci level. Weighted confirmations check the same relationship on M5 and M15 — so the reversal isn't just an M1 wobble — and that the retracement itself reached at least the 50% level before turning; a shallower pullback doesn't qualify.
Each preset is direction-agnostic — pick Long or Short with the direction toggle in the wizard, and the same logic is applied to that side.