@kireinaha:
The target buy and sell price are dynamic prices. They will be adjusted according to the last buy or sell prices. To calculate them, just read last buy price and add the raise to it and you get the target sell price. The same applies the other way around, read the last sell price minus the wanted drop and you get the target buy price.
The shown target buy and sell prices are just minimums. The real momentum is generated by the indicator. So the indicator will even push the real selling price up and it will push the buying price down.
So in conclusion there is a lot of overhead on the target and buy prices. They are really just minimums.
I am working on features that will allow the simple trade bot to accept losses under special conditions. Like for situations the target buy price or target sell price is never found. But i want to make sure the losses are limited and that is my challenge right now.
Thanks for the reply. I'm happy to hear that you're working on features that would bypass these minimum buy/sale conditions under certain circumstances, but am I out of line to suggest a feature that would allow users to completely ignore the minimum buy/sale figures and force the bot to send signals based only on the indicators?
I've been frustrated the past few days because the market is moving so fast, so each time I have a sale I get stuck and left behind the market. This has required me to check on the bot's progress constantly, because each time the market moves and the bot becomes "stuck", I'm losing out on potential earnings. It seems that if I could just
turn off the minimum buy/sale figures, I might take a few losses here and there, but I would keep up with the market with no troubles and sleep much easier at night
