The gap between an idea and a tested strategy is usually a programming language. Describe the rules the way you would explain them to another trader, and they are compiled into something that can actually be run — and, more importantly, something that can be run against history before any money is involved.
Say the setup in your own words. Plain English in, exact rules out.
RSI is under 30 and price holds the 200 EMAThe rules replay on real candle history, trade by trade.
Entries and exits marked on real candles
It runs on live prices with imaginary money first.
Entry, stop and target arrive as an alert the moment it fires.
Figures in the previews are illustrative. Backtests use the same candles the terminal charts; paper trades use the same live prices.
Every answer is built from structure, context and rules you can inspect. Ask a question below and watch a structured sample read assemble — or open Copilot and keep the thread beside the chart you are reading.
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Is Nifty a long on the 15m after this pullback?
Reads 4h, 1h, 15m and 5m structure: order blocks, sweeps, breaks of structure.
Higher lows into supply · order block holding · liquidity swept · pullback in progress
RBI policy Wednesday 10:00 · no dominant headline · risk gauge RISK ON
Bias LONG once the 5m pullback completes · entry 24,380 · stop 24,215 · target 24,610
No. You describe the entry, exit and risk rules in plain English and they are compiled into executable rules. You can read what was compiled before running it, so nothing is a black box.
Yes, and it is the step the whole flow is built around. A strategy is tested on real historical candles first; paper trading comes next; only then does deployment to a live strategy slot make sense. See /backtesting for how the testing itself works.
One on Trader, three on Pro and ten on Quant. Paper trading and live strategy slots are listed per plan on the pricing page.
Only if you deploy a strategy and connect it yourself, on a plan that includes auto bot trading — which is currently in beta on Quant. Nothing places a trade without a strategy you built and deployed, and past results never guarantee future ones.
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