Thanks geektrader,

Yes I understand that exit indicators work independent from each other,

The problem is I can't filter those strategies, and also if I optimize it the parameter between entry and exit indicator will be different.

The closest approach I can do is to set "Reverse" on strategy properties and use "do not exit" indicator, but it'll use the entire entry rule to exit and open opposite direction.

I would like EA Studio to just exit the current trades if one of the entry rules met.

Dear Popov,
Are there any hopes of having a Martingale feature in EA Studio?
Would be great to have it.

It would be great to have Martingale on EA Studio
Can't wait!

Dear Popov, could you include the number of indicators in the acceptance criteria?
Maximum Input Indicators
Maximum Output Indicators
Minimum Input Indicators
Minimum Output Indicators
That was very helpful, Thanks!

Can we have more info on the Grid Trading App ? maybe a release date ?

Thanks for the updates. Looking at your list, I guess the much needed basic functions we talked about a few months ago (break even and trailing stop) for EA Studio / Express Generator are not going to be implemented anymore? Thanks.

I would like to have the opportunity to have among the "Validation Criteria" for MC and WF the ability to refer to the original backtest, for example:

Minimum Ret/DD: 95% of "Original" Ret/DD
Minimum Profit Factor: 50% of "Original" Profit factor

this way it would be possible to filter out strategies that deviate too much from the original strategy instead of relying on fixed parameters.

Dear Popov,

I wish for multiple open position setting like this

Best regards

In fact, the point you made is extremely important, the FSB carries out a type of management based on entry and exit and increase and decrease in batches, but I live in Mana gement as a whole must be used in the strategy. based on management because at the end of the day we would be operating with management instead of with strategy but I believe it would be very intelligent to create the strategy and then add management so management would not be the reason for entering or leaving the operation but rather a way to deal with the points at the exact moments when the strategy fails

i Popov,

I'm excited to discuss the Anti-Martingale functionality for your robot creation tool. This feature can be a valuable addition for traders seeking to manage risk and capitalize on winning streaks. Here's a detailed breakdown of its functionalities and their potential benefits:

What is Anti-Martingale?

Anti-Martingale is a trading strategy that increases your position size when you're winning and decreases it when you're losing. This is the opposite of the Martingale strategy, which carries higher risk. By focusing on profitable trades, Anti-Martingale aims to maximize gains while minimizing losses.

Benefits of Anti-Martingale:

Reduced Risk: This approach protects your capital by scaling down positions after losses, preventing catastrophic blowups.
Capitalizing on Wins: By increasing positions on winning trades, you can potentially magnify your profits during winning streaks.
Psychological Advantage: It promotes a calmer trading mindset, encouraging you to be less impulsive and more disciplined.
Key Functionalities:

Max Trades: Set a limit on the number of consecutive Anti-Martingale trades in a series, avoiding excessive exposure.
New Deal on Bar End: Open trades only at the beginning of a new bar, ensuring proper timing and alignment with your trading timeframe.
Minimum Pause: Define a minimum gap between trades in the same direction, preventing overtrading and allowing for market fluctuations.
Martingale Signal: Restrict Anti-Martingale trades to occur only when triggered by dedicated "Open Martingale" signals, aligning with your overall strategy.
Customization Options:

Lot Increasing Mode: Choose from various methods to increase position size: Sum, Fibo, Martin, Martin Sum, Logistic Growth, Soft Martin, or Custom Coefficients.
Lot Coefficient/Adding/x0: Define the specific values used for calculating lot sizes in each subsequent trade.
Step Size: Set the distance between each Anti-Martingale order, either in points or as a coefficient of volatility.
Step Increase Coefficient: Gradually increase the distance between positions, potentially amplifying gains during extended winning streaks.
Min Step Size: Prevent excessively small positions for better risk management.
Anti-StopLoss:

Anti-StopLoss Size: Define the initial StopLoss level for the entire Anti-Martingale series, protecting against significant losses.
Reduce Size & Coefficient: Enable automatic reduction of StopLoss for subsequent trades, mitigating risk as the series progresses.
Min Anti-StopLoss Size: Set a minimum level for StopLoss to ensure its effectiveness.
Anti-StopLoss Mode: Choose the reference point for calculating StopLoss (average open price, last open price, or first open price).
Anti-StopLoss Calc Mode: Specify whether to calculate StopLoss in points or based on volatility.
Additional Features:

Allow TakeProfit: Enable TakeProfit orders for Anti-Martingale trades to secure profits and manage exits strategically.
ActivePeriod: Restrict Anti-Martingale trades to specific times or market conditions, aligning with your trading plan.

What about a kind of logic behind the magic number and the strategy ID?
A way to track back from the magic number to the id number.