Re: Golden Ratio Trading Panel

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5Rivers wrote: Fri Apr 24, 2026 1:08 pm This is my main concern right now too, I've tried a couple of different methods and they all eventually get too one sided (-) once profits are pulled.

The only work around is to use CLOSE ALL function, but then it doesnt let the runners to their job.

Ill try to figure out a solution tonight with claude.

Sorry, I misread the comment. You can use MaxFibLevel in the inputs.
Aso, the xs 2 step back for autoprofit is a good way to derisk.
This system wont work well currently with small accounts unless using bigger timeframes (5m+) and even then on the 5m it can whipsaw you into multiple positions, amplifying risk. There are some safeguards in the bot, but I haven't done enough testing of all the functions yet.

I don't recommend using this on live accounts the way it sits right now.

I suggest you upload the source code to AI and get a detailed layout.

And careful minimizing your tool box, the close all button can be accidentally pressed - ill add a secondary confirmation for that button.

If you want a new sequence for the lot ladder let me know I can add it into another mode. but

"I Like Flipmode, Flipmode is the greatest"
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I am focused on making this relatively safe for accounts under 10k while using auto.

For smaller accounts when volatility is great enough, I use a 23second chart with Candles by Seconds (I can post that if you need it, I got it on marketplace) and take quick profits, I then let the step ma breathe after a nice gap forms between price and the alkemix step ma. Ultimately I add my bias by switching time frames (23s-2m-3m-5m-6m and up to let trades run) when I feel a big move has happened and profits are taken.

BUT

the main purpose is to ride a wave to the end for max profits, so full auto has to be figured out. I often end up taking profits too early, where the bot would have paid off if I let it just sit.

I'm having a blast back testing this right now, ill post results.
Might be use second dot rule for exit from Xard, what do you think?