Library

Everything the engine can actually evaluate

Not a curated selection with the awkward ones left out. This is the whole vocabulary, in the spelling the engine uses, because a name that does not resolve is worse than an ugly one that does.

The entry signal panel of the strategy builder: one condition row with symbol, indicator, timeframe, operator, period, smoothing and value, a validity line, and underneath it the rule written out as a sentence.
One condition of a possible five. The line underneath is the builder's own read-back: 1H RSI 14 less than 30.

Conditions

56 indicators, and a condition can compare two of them

A condition compares an indicator to a number, or to another indicator. That second form is what makes a moving average cross a rule rather than an approximation of one.

ADXAROONATRAWESOME_OSCILLATORBB_BANDWIDTHBB_PERCENT_BBOLLINGER_BANDSCCICHAIKIN_OSCILLATORCHANDE_KROLL_STOPCHANDE_MOMENTUMCMFCOPPOCKDEMADONCHIAN_CHANNELDPOEFIEMAENVELOPESEOMFISHER_TRANSFORMHMAICHIMOKUKAMAKELTNER_CHANNELKSTKVOLINREGMACDMFIMOMENTUMOBVPARABOLIC_SARPIVOT_POINTSPRICE_CHANNELRMAROCRSIRVGISMASMISTDDEVSTOCHASTICSTOCH_RSISUPERTRENDTEMATREND_STRENGTHTRIXTSIVOLUME_MAVWAPVWAP_DISTANCEVWMAWILLIAMS_RWMAWOODIES_CCI
Operators
cross_abovecross_belowgreater_thanless_than
Timeframes
1min5min15min30min1h4h1d1w

Anything not on this list is refused when you ask for it. That matters more than the length of the list: an engine that accepts an unknown name treats the condition as false forever, so the strategy is created, reports itself active and never trades. Nothing here does that.

The operator list is four, not the seven the engine can still read. Three were retired on purpose: on a continuous series greater-or-equal and greater differ only at an exact-equality instant that floating point essentially never produces, and equality itself is worse than redundant, because a condition that never fires builds a strategy that reports itself active and stays silent.

Options

24 structures

Grouped by the view they express, with the ones that cap the loss at entry marked.

Bullish

5
  • Long Call
  • Short Put
  • Bull Call Spreaddefined risk
  • Bull Put Spreaddefined risk
  • Ratio Call Spreadnot yet built

Bearish

5
  • Short Call
  • Long Putdefined risk
  • Bear Put Spreaddefined risk
  • Bear Call Spreaddefined risk
  • Ratio Put Spreadnot yet built

Neutral

14
  • Long Straddle
  • Short Straddle
  • Long Strangle
  • Short Strangle
  • Long Butterflydefined risk
  • Short Butterflydefined risk
  • Long Condordefined risk
  • Short Condordefined risk
  • Iron Condordefined risk
  • Iron Butterflydefined risk
  • Long Calendarnot yet built
  • Short Calendarnot yet built
  • Reversalnot yet built
  • Conversionnot yet built

15 of the 24 define the maximum loss at entry. 18 can be built and priced today; the rest are catalogued and marked.

Find yours, then build it

If what you trade is on this page, it is expressible here. Start on paper and watch it run.