Q: Example: RSI Oversold

| Field | Value | |-------|-------| | Indicator | RSI | | Period | 14 | | Operator | Less than | | Value | 30 | This condition triggers when RSI(14) drops below 30.

Q: AND Logic (Default)

By default, ALL conditions must be true simultaneously for an entry signal. This is AND logic. **Example:** RSI EMA(200) - Both conditions must be true on the same candle - More conditions = fewer but more precise signals

Q: OR Groups

Create alternative entry signals using OR groups: 1. Click **Add OR Group** 2. Add conditions inside the new group 3. The strategy enters when **any one group** is fully satisfied **Example:** - **Group A:** RSI 25 The strategy enters if ALL conditions in Group A are true OR ALL conditions in Group B are true.

Q: NOT Operator

Invert any condition with the NOT toggle: - NOT (RSI > 70) = Enter when RSI is NOT above 70 - Useful for exclusion filters

Question 1

Adding a Condition

Accepted Answer

1. Click **Add Condition** in the Entry section 2. Choose the **indicator** from 245+ available 3. Set indicator **parameters** (period, source, etc.) 4. Select a **comparison operator** (>, <, cross_over, etc.) 5. Choose the **comparison target** — a fixed value, another indicator, or a price field

Question 2

Example: RSI Oversold

Accepted Answer

| Field | Value | |-------|-------| | Indicator | RSI | | Period | 14 | | Operator | Less than | | Value | 30 | This condition triggers when RSI(14) drops below 30.

Question 3

AND Logic (Default)

Accepted Answer

By default, ALL conditions must be true simultaneously for an entry signal. This is AND logic. **Example:** RSI EMA(200) - Both conditions must be true on the same candle - More conditions = fewer but more precise signals

Question 4

OR Groups

Accepted Answer

Create alternative entry signals using OR groups: 1. Click **Add OR Group** 2. Add conditions inside the new group 3. The strategy enters when **any one group** is fully satisfied **Example:** - **Group A:** RSI 25 The strategy enters if ALL conditions in Group A are true OR ALL conditions in Group B are true.

Question 5

NOT Operator

Accepted Answer

Invert any condition with the NOT toggle: - NOT (RSI > 70) = Enter when RSI is NOT above 70 - Useful for exclusion filters

Question 6

Long and Short Conditions

Accepted Answer

For **Both** direction strategies: - **Long Entry** — conditions for opening long positions - **Short Entry** — conditions for opening short positions Each direction has its own set of conditions with independent AND/OR logic.

Question 7

Indicator Sources

Accepted Answer

When adding a condition, the indicator value can be compared to: - **Fixed value** — a number (e.g., RSI SMA(200) - **Price fields** — Open, High, Low, Close - **Other indicator outputs** — e.g., MACD Line vs Signal Line

Question 8

Condition Limits

Accepted Answer

There is no hard limit on the number of conditions, but: - More conditions = fewer signals = fewer trades - Very complex strategies may overfit to historical data - Start simple and add conditions incrementally > **Tip:** Start with 1-2 entry conditions. Run the backtest, analyze results, then add more conditions to filter out bad trades. Over-optimizing with too many conditions often leads to curve-fitting.

Question 9

FAQ

Accepted Answer

**Q: What's the difference between AND and OR?** A: AND requires ALL conditions to be true simultaneously. OR means any ONE group being fully satisfied triggers the entry. **Q: Can I mix AND and OR?** A: Yes. Within each OR group, conditions are connected by AND. Between groups, the logic is OR. This gives you full flexibility. **Q: How many conditions should I use?** A: Typically 2-4 conditions work well. More than 6-7 conditions often leads to overfitting.

Question 10