Three bots, three ways ofhandling a trade

Builds a stack of positions and lets them run — no target, exits on the turn.

1. Adds positions in the same direction as the move develops, one after another, up to a cap you set (5–30).
2. Every position gets a stop loss the moment it opens — nothing is ever left unprotected.
3. No take profit. Positions stay open for as long as the move keeps going.
4. When the direction turns, all stops move up to the level of the smallest position still in profit, locking gains in across the whole stack.
5. If nothing in that stack is in profit when the turn comes, the whole side is closed instead.
6. On a reversal it opens the new direction first, then clears out the old positions.

Suits you if you want the full length of a move and can sit through a stack of open positions moving together.

A single position per direction with a fixed target — far fewer trades.

1. Holds one position per direction at a time. If a position is already open that way, further entries are ignored.
2. Every position opens with both a stop loss and a fixed target set at 2.5× the amount risked.
3. If the direction turns while the position is ahead, the stop steps up to +2R to bank the progress — or +1R if price has not reached 2R yet.
4. If the position has not reached either level, the stop is left where it is. It is never moved backwards.
5. On a reversal it closes the old position first, then opens the new direction.

Suits you if you prefer a clean single trade with a defined target and far less activity on the account.

Stacks positions like Lucent, but every one of them carries a 3× target.

1. Adds positions in the same direction as the move develops, same as Lucent, up to a cap you set (5–30).
2. Every position opens with a stop loss and a target set at 3× the amount risked.
3. Positions close themselves when the target is reached, instead of being held until the direction turns.
4. If the direction turns before targets are hit, stops move up to lock in gains — the same rule Lucent uses.
5. On a reversal it opens the new direction first, then clears out the old positions.

Suits you if you like Lucent's stacking but want each position to take its profit automatically.