▀ Use of Logic Logic Chaincan be disabled by setting to false. Disabled logic will display "---," and active logic will show the lot size.
▁ Lot Size Adjustment Default lot sizes are set internally (blue frame) for each logic. These internal lot values are adjusted to keep:Drawdown below 10%andLoss per single trade below 3%When entering the amount of margin to operate, the recommended lot size per margin amount(blue frame, ratio-based)Lot		Lot (0) Virtual Margin 0 7,000 10,000 17,000 01 ? 0.08 0.12 0.20 02 ? 0.16 0.23 0.39 03 ? 0.12 0.18 0.30
▂ Limiter Settings Maintenance MarginEnter the amount of margin you want to maintain, and new trades will be avoided if the margin falls below this amount. If set to 0 initially, no restrictions are applied. Even if the margin drops below the specified amount, existing positions will not be forcibly closed. ▃ Position Quantity Setting If the maximum number of positions isinitially 1, then one position per logic.02 or more
▄ Safety Settings Avoid Carryover during Year-end and WeekendsIf set to true (default), new trades are avoided from the time just before the weekend close. Positions held during the period are carried over to the next week regardless of settings. Trading is skipped from Christmas to New Year’s. If positions are held, they are closed normally.

The ⅛ chart display corresponds to "DefenseLine = Maintenance Margin," "Positions = Max Positions," and "Safety = Avoid Carryover during Year-end and Weekends."

▀ Martingale

No dangerous behavior such as adding positions after losses accumulate. One position per logic; if other logics are active later, they can open new positions, but it is also possible to set to only one position overall.

▁ Hedging

Since the logic includes both trend following and counter trend, hedging may occur. Depending on the broker used, positions may be closed instead of hedged.

▂ Magic Number

The magic number is the reference, and the logic number (01~) is appended to the last two digits. (Example: If the magic number is7777, then777701or777705

▃ Currency Pair and Magic Number

Even with the same magic number, different currency pairs are managed separately. (Possible combinations include: USDJPY buy, EURUSD sell, USDJPY buy, etc.)

Instead of automatic lot adjustment based on capital (compound interest), manual fixed lot operation is recommended. During good periods, profits can grow explosively with fixed lot, but during poor periods, compound interest may lead to gradual decline, unlike fixed lot which can be more stable.

With compound interest, winning increases lot size, losing decreases it, then winning again increases it, losing again decreases it, creating a potential "infinite loop" if timing is bad. Fixed lot with a 1.5-2x increase when profits are achieved, then maintaining the lot size even after losses, is more desirable. The operation steps are simply:Change TradeMargin when you feel like it(by entering the capital amount). Lot sizes for each logic automatically increase or decrease uniformly (no need to set each one individually). Useful when running multiple EAs or wanting to overall reduce lot sizes.

Different brokers have different rates, so discrepancies in entry points are normal. Sometimes there are no entries during profit, or entries during losses; over multiple trades, the differences tend to even out, so please rest assured.

Depending on the broker, handling differs between "real account," "demo account," and "strategy tester." Especially in the strategy tester, support may be lacking, often resulting in lot sizes rounded up to 0.1 lots. If needed, increase the margin by ten times to accommodate.

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▀ Stable Progression

Focusing solely on numerical performance leads to over-optimization and unstable operation when multiple instances run. Therefore, I prioritize a smooth profit-loss graph. To increase the reliability of the logic, I aim for a higher number of trades, but not excessively so. I also try to keep win rates high, but avoid strategies like "big win, big loss" that can cause catastrophic drawdowns due to very high win rates.

▁ Preventing Over-Optimization

Tweaking parameters to force wins for specific currencies (unjustified fine-tuning with meaningless numbers) is over-optimization and a shortcut to failure. I avoid extreme performance differences by maintaining a reasonable distance between parameter sets, not just aiming for the absolute best performance.In case of opening trades・NG example: USDJPY RSI14 and EMA21, EURUSD RSI13 and EMA23 ・OK example: Both USDJPY and EURUSD use RSI14 and EMA21 Although the actual EA does not use indicators like RSI, this is just for illustrative purposes. I do not use unjustified fine-tuning like EMA43 or overly precise adjustments like 0.0001.In case of closing tradesFor example, USDJPY might have "Stop 10, Limit 15, Hold 6 hours," while EURUSD might have "Stop 12, Limit 10, Hold 8 hours," reflecting the typical price range and time characteristics of each currency. I do not use arbitrary values like "Stop 12.42, Limit 9.741, Hold 5 hours 21 minutes."