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Order Bot

Strategy Example - Not Investment Advice

This bot configuration is provided as an educational example to demonstrate software capabilities. It does not constitute investment advice, a trading recommendation, or an endorsed strategy. Users must independently evaluate, test, and customize this configuration before deployment. You are solely responsible for all trading decisions and outcomes. See Legal Disclaimers for complete terms.

About

The order bot allows you to configure target prices for trade execution. For example, you can configure the bot to place a buy order at $200 and a sell order at $210.

The order bot is one of the simplest implementations available. It provides deterministic execution based on user-configured price levels. Users have full control over entry and exit price configuration. The strategy requires prices to reach configured levels for orders to execute.

Performance

We are not able to give a performance indicator of this bot because it fully depends on the orders you setup.

Script Settings

Orders -button

With the "orders" button you can open an input form where you can set up the orders you want to execute.

ID -column

Use this column to give each order a identifier code.

Market Order -column

Use this column to check if you'd like to use a market order (or unchecked for a limit order, which is the default)

Direction -column

Use this column to define what sort of order needs to be executed (+ = buy, - = sell, L+ = open long, L- = close long, S+ = open short, and S- = close short)

Target Price -column

Use this column to define which price the order needs to have.

Amount -column

Use this column to define how much you want to trade.

Before -column

Use this column to set the identifier of the order that needs to be executed before this one.

After -column

Use this column to set the identifier of the order which needs to have been executed first.

Trigger Type -column

Use this column to optionally define the trigger type you want to use. The options are: >, =, and <.

Trigger Price -column

Use this column to optionally setup a trigger price.