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Open positions · closed positions (flat-to-flat) · fills (individual executions).
Last import: Jan 19, 2026 09:01 AM Live · Rithmic: ACC-001
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Reference Chart
Annotated
Click a candle to mark a buy. Click it again to remove it. Then say WHY below — that is the most useful thing you can tell the AI.
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Strategy

Buy when the 9-period EMA crosses above the 21-period EMA and sell the position when it crosses back below. Use a stop loss of 0.5%.

Name: ORB Breakout v3 Description: EMA cross Product: EUR/USD Timeframe: 1 hour Balance: $10,000 From: Jul 1 To: Jul 19
Entry logic

Enter long when the 9-period EMA crosses above the 21-period EMA.

AI improvement

State the entry as a condition, e.g. "buy when RSI(14) crosses below 30".

Exit logic

Exit the long when the 9-period EMA crosses back below the 21-period EMA, or when price falls 0.5% below entry.

AI improvement

Mark more setups that share one clear trigger.

Buy@ 1.13683 · Jul 27, 09:00 PM
Trend continuation
Continue after a shallow pullback
Buy@ 1.14420 · Jul 29, 03:00 PM
Trend continuation
Continue after a shallow pullback
Buy@ 1.14610 · Aug 02, 10:00 AM
Missing reason, click to add context
AI improvement

Your entry and exit rules read "something something 3%" and "something something 5%" — I can't tell what actually triggers a trade. What condition puts you in, and is 3% an entry move or a stop, 5% a take profit? The 3 chart marks don't settle it either: they sit on both sides of the 50 SMA with no shared EMA cross, so no clear trigger emerges yet.

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