Following up on my Q&A thread. What I'd like is an explicit "lock this session" that makes manual intervention require a deliberate unlock, a confirmation, a short delay, something with fric…
I can see funding but I can't use it in a strategy condition. Since it's both a cost and a crowding signal, I'd like to gate on it — skip an entry when funding is extreme in the direction I'…
The summary gives me totals and averages. Averages are the least informative statistic for a trade distribution with any skew, which is most of them.
When a filter removes a signal — an ML gate, a risk limit, a time window, I'd like to see what would have happened to that trade.
One text box per trade, filled in after the fact. What I was thinking, what I noticed, whether I nearly intervened.
Disconnection is loud. The dangerous state is quieter: connected, but nothing arriving.
Small change but it's stuck. I used to go through the week's trades on Friday evening, right after the close, and I'd basically just be re-feeling everything - the one that got away, the one…
Allow the exit strategy to reference an ATR-based trailing stop so the stop distance adapts to volatility instead of a fixed percent.
When I replay a session to understand what happened, I want to slow down at the interesting part and skip the forty minutes of nothing.
one number next to each symbol telling me roughly what size i can trade there without paying for it.
There's a lot on screen. Most of it is useful to somebody and about a third of it is useful to me.
I'd like to define when a strategy is allowed to run, once, rather than remembering to arm and disarm it.
I change one thing, run again, and then compare two summary screens by looking back and forth. It works and it's error-prone.
Every time a backtest runs, snapshot the strategy that produced it. Not a full version control system, just enough that a result is permanently tied to the exact code that made it.
I maintain my candidate list elsewhere and re-typing it is the least interesting part of my week.
Right now when nothing happens I can't tell the difference between "conditions weren't met", "conditions were met but something blocked it", and "I made a mistake in the code."
If I'm running multiple strategies, I'd like the app to notice when their positions overlap enough that I'm not diversified, just doubled.
Community request rather than a product one. Right now you need an account to read anything here, which means a person deciding whether this is for them can't see the one thing that would te…
Something I've noticed doing this at night — most of my session is me sitting there with tea doing nothing. I set my alerts before I start, then I read or watch something with one eye on the…
Send fill and guard events to a webhook so sessions can be watched from Discord or Telegram without the mobile relay.
Set several take-profit targets in a single bracket (e.g. 50% at +1%, rest at +2%) so winners can be scaled out.
Right now I apply one cost assumption. But I trade through two brokers with different fee structures, and the same strategy has a different net result depending on where it runs.
Not for my sake, for the version of me reading it in six months.
Before the session arms, show me one screen: total capital at risk if every open position hits its stop, my daily loss limit, max concurrent positions allowed, and which strategies are live.
A simple label per trade, setup type, market condition, whatever I choose — so that later I can ask "how does this setup do" rather than looking at everything at once.