Indicators

Reference for all supported indicators: parameters, output types, and how to use them in strategy conditions.

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About indicators in ATPAlgo

Indicators are the signals and values you compare in Strategy Builder entry and exit conditions. Each indicator returns a number, price, time, or status you combine with operators (Greater Than, Equal, etc.) against another indicator, a fixed value, or a strategy variable.

ATPAlgo ships three indicator kinds:

Kind	What it is	Examples
OOB (out-of-the-box)	Curated technical indicators with parameters	RSI, EMA, MACD, BollingerBands
Inbuilt	Price, time, candle, and leg-runtime values	Close, DayHigh, Candle, LegPnL
Custom	Your own named wrapper around an OOB base + fixed parameters	MyRSI_21 (you create these)

Browse and test values on the Indicators pages in the app (OOB library, custom indicators). In Strategy Builder, pick indicators from the condition operand dropdown and tune parameters in the Indicator parameters panel.

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Using indicators in Strategy Builder

When you add an indicator to a condition:

1. Select the indicator on the left or right operand.
2. Open the Indicator parameters panel (strategy-builder-indicator-params-panel).
3. Toggle Override defaults to change period, band type, candle number, etc.
4. For options/futures legs, set Tracking instrument:
   • Base — calculate on the underlying (e.g. NIFTY index)
   • Trade — calculate on the traded contract (e.g. NIFTY CE option)
5. Save the strategy — parameters are stored per condition.

Indicator values are evaluated on the strategy timeframe (Basic Strategy Details) unless the indicator defines its own interval (e.g. Candle interval parameter, Day* daily fields).

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Quick reference — all supported indicators

Indicator	Category	Type	Parameters
EMA	Trend	OOB (built-in)	period
SMA	Trend	OOB (built-in)	period
Supertrend	Trend	OOB (built-in)	period, multiplier
RSI	Momentum	OOB (built-in)	period
MACD	Momentum	OOB (built-in)	fastPeriod, slowPeriod, signalPeriod, outputType
BollingerBands	Volatility	OOB (built-in)	period, stdDev, bandType
ATR	Volatility	OOB (built-in)	period
SMA_VOLUME	Volume	OOB (built-in)	period
VWAP	Volume	OOB (built-in)	bandType, stdDevMultiplier
Support	Price	OOB (built-in)	lookbackPeriod, touchBufferPercent, minTouches, outputType
Resistance	Price	OOB (built-in)	lookbackPeriod, touchBufferPercent, minTouches, outputType
CurrentTime	Time	OOB (built-in)	None
DaysToExpiry	Time	Inbuilt	expiryType
DaysAfterExpiry	Time	Inbuilt	expiryType
DayOfWeek	Time	Inbuilt	None
DayOfMonth	Time	Inbuilt	None
GapPercentage	Time	Inbuilt	direction
Open	Price	Inbuilt	None
High	Price	Inbuilt	None
Low	Price	Inbuilt	None
Close	Price	Inbuilt	None
Volume	Volume	Inbuilt	None
PreviousOpen	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousHigh	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousLow	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousClose	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousVolume	Volume	Inbuilt	None
DayOpen	Price	Inbuilt	None
DayHigh	Price	Inbuilt	None
DayLow	Price	Inbuilt	None
DayClose	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousDayOpen	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousDayHigh	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousDayLow	Price	Inbuilt	None
PreviousDayClose	Price	Inbuilt	None
Candle	Price	Inbuilt	interval, number, outputParam
CurrentPrice	Price	Inbuilt	None
EntryCount	Leg status	Inbuilt	None
LegStatus	Leg status	Inbuilt	None
LegPnL	Leg status	Inbuilt	None
FirstEntryPrice	Leg status	Inbuilt	None
MinutesAfterEntry	Leg status	Inbuilt	None

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Trend indicators

EMA

Property	Value
Category	Trend
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Exponential Moving Average — a trend line that gives more weight to recent candles than older ones. Rising EMA suggests upward momentum; price above EMA is often read as bullish context (and vice versa).

Common in crossover strategies: compare Close or EMA(9) vs EMA(21), or require price Greater Than EMA before entry.

Example: EMA period 20 on a 5-minute chart = average of the last 20 five-minute closes, exponentially weighted.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	14	1	—	Number of candles used to calculate the average (e.g. 9, 20, 50).

SMA

Property	Value
Category	Trend
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Simple Moving Average — arithmetic mean of the last N closing prices. Smoother than raw price; often used for trend direction and support/resistance zones.

Example: SMA 50 on 15-minute NIFTY futures — medium-term trend filter.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	14	1	—	Lookback period in candles.

Supertrend

Property	Value
Category	Trend
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Supertrend — a trend-following line based on ATR (volatility). When price is above the line, trend is often treated as up; below the line, down. Popular for trailing-style entries and exits.

Example: Supertrend 10, 3.0 — classic default; tighten multiplier for more signals.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	10	1	—	ATR lookback used inside the Supertrend formula.
multiplier	Decimal	3	0.1	—	Distance multiplier — higher values = wider band, fewer flip signals.

Momentum indicators

RSI

Property	Value
Category	Momentum
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (0–100)

Relative Strength Index — measures speed and magnitude of recent price changes. Typically read as overbought above 70, oversold below 30 (levels are strategy-dependent, not rules).

Example: Entry when RSI Greater Than 50 for momentum continuation; RSI Less Than 30 for mean-reversion setups.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	14	1	—	RSI calculation period in candles.

MACD

Property	Value
Category	Momentum
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal

Moving Average Convergence Divergence — trend/momentum combo from fast and slow EMAs plus a signal line. Use outputType to read the MACD line, signal line, or histogram value in conditions.

Example: Bullish cross: MACD (outputType MACD) Greater Than MACD (outputType SIGNAL) with matching fast/slow/signal periods.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
fastPeriod	Integer	12	1	—	Fast EMA period.
slowPeriod	Integer	26	1	—	Slow EMA period.
signalPeriod	Integer	9	1	—	Signal line EMA period.
outputType	Text (dropdown)	MACD	—	MACD, SIGNAL, HISTOGRAM	MACD = main line; SIGNAL = signal line; HISTOGRAM = MACD minus signal. For crossovers, compare MACD output on left vs SIGNAL on right (two MACD operands with different outputType).

Volatility indicators

BollingerBands

Property	Value
Category	Volatility
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Bollinger Bands — a middle band (SMA) plus upper/lower bands at N standard deviations. Used for volatility expansion/contraction and mean-reversion at band extremes.

Example: Buy when Close Less Than BollingerBands (bandType LOWER, period 20, stdDev 2).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	20	1	—	SMA period for the middle band.
stdDev	Decimal	2	0.1	—	Standard deviation multiplier for upper/lower band distance.
bandType	Text (dropdown)	MIDDLE	—	UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER	Which band value this condition reads.

ATR

Property	Value
Category	Volatility
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (points)

Average True Range — average true candle range over N periods. Measures volatility in points, not direction. Useful for dynamic stop distances or filtering quiet markets.

Example: Only enter when ATR Greater Than 15 on a 5-minute chart (sufficient movement).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	14	1	—	ATR smoothing period.

Volume indicators

SMA_VOLUME

Property	Value
Category	Volume
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal

Simple Moving Average of Volume — smoothed volume over N candles. Compare to current Volume to detect participation spikes.

Example: Breakout filter: Volume Greater Than SMA_VOLUME (period 20).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
period	Integer	20	1	—	Volume averaging period.

VWAP

Property	Value
Category	Volume
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Volume Weighted Average Price — session VWAP (resets each trading day). Institutional benchmark; price above VWAP often read as bullish intraday bias.

Example: Intraday long bias: Close Greater Than VWAP (bandType VWAP).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
bandType	Text (dropdown)	VWAP	—	VWAP, UPPER, LOWER	VWAP = main line; UPPER/LOWER = deviation bands around VWAP.
stdDevMultiplier	Decimal	2	0.1	—	Band width for UPPER/LOWER outputs.

Volume

Property	Value
Category	Volume
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer

Volume of the current candle (share/contracts traded in that bar).

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousVolume

Property	Value
Category	Volume
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer

Volume of the previous candle.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

Price indicators

Support

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Dynamic support — horizontal zones where price has bounced upward multiple times within a lookback window. Levels can flip to resistance when broken.

Example: Buy near support: Close Less Than Support (outputType NEAREST_SUPPORT) with minTouches 2.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
lookbackPeriod	Integer	50	5	—	How many candles to scan for touch points.
touchBufferPercent	Decimal	0.5	0.01	—	Price tolerance (%) for counting a "touch" at a level.
minTouches	Integer	2	2	—	Minimum touches required to qualify as support.
outputType	Text (dropdown)	NEAREST_SUPPORT	—	NEAREST_SUPPORT, SUPPORT_1, SUPPORT_2, SUPPORT_3, SUPPORT_COUNT	NEAREST_SUPPORT = closest level below price; SUPPORT_1/2/3 = ranked levels; SUPPORT_COUNT = number of valid levels found.

Resistance

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Decimal (price level)

Dynamic resistance — horizontal zones where price has reversed down multiple times. Broken resistance may act as support.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
lookbackPeriod	Integer	50	5	—	Lookback candles for level detection.
touchBufferPercent	Decimal	0.5	0.01	—	Touch tolerance as % of price.
minTouches	Integer	2	2	—	Minimum touches to confirm a level.
outputType	Text (dropdown)	NEAREST_RESISTANCE	—	NEAREST_RESISTANCE, RESISTANCE_1, RESISTANCE_2, RESISTANCE_3, RESISTANCE_COUNT	Same pattern as Support — nearest, ranked levels, or count.

Open

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Open price of the current candle on the strategy timeframe.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

High

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

High of the current candle.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

Low

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Low of the current candle.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

Close

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Close of the current candle — most common price reference for indicator comparisons.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousOpen

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Open of the previous completed candle.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousHigh

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

High of the previous candle — often used for breakout conditions.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousLow

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Low of the previous candle.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousClose

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Close of the previous candle.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

DayOpen

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Opening price of the current trading day (from daily candle logic).

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

DayHigh

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Highest price so far today.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

DayLow

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Lowest price so far today.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

DayClose

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Current day close (updates through the session; at EOD equals official close).

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousDayOpen

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Prior session open.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousDayHigh

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Prior session high.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousDayLow

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Prior session low.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

PreviousDayClose

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Prior session close — common anchor for gap and overnight strategies.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

Candle

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal or Integer (Volume)

Reference a candle by interval and number. Positive numbers count from the start of the trading day. 0 and negatives count backward from the latest fully completed interval candle (day-start aligned — not the forming bar). More flexible than PreviousHigh/DayOpen shortcuts.

Example: First 5-minute candle high → interval 5, number 1, outputParam High. Last completed 5-minute close → interval 5, number 0, outputParam Close.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
interval	Integer	1	1	—	Candle size in minutes (e.g. 5 = 5-minute bars counted from market open).
number	Integer	1	—	—	Positive: 1-based index from day start (1 = first bar today). 0: latest fully completed interval candle. Negative (−1, −2, …): that many completed bars before the latest full one. Example: day start 09:15, interval 2, at 09:18:34 → number 0 is 09:15–09:17.
outputParam	Text (dropdown)	Close	—	Open, High, Low, Close, Volume	Which field to read from that candle.

Candle

If a reverse index (0 / negative) is older than available completed history for the day, the strategy run errors and stops. Named shortcuts (Close, PreviousClose, etc.) are unchanged and still refer to the current/forming series. For options/futures legs, set Tracking instrument to Base or Trade.

CurrentPrice

Property	Value
Category	Price
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal (live quote)

Live market price — when used in entry or exit conditions, the engine enables real-time price monitoring (default check interval ~2 seconds, configurable by administrators).

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

CurrentPrice

Use for tick-sensitive rules; backtests use historical bar prices unless live simulation mode applies.

Time indicators

CurrentTime

Property	Value
Category	Time
Type	OOB (built-in)
Output value	Time (HH:MM)

Current trading clock time — useful for time-window entries and exits (e.g. enter after 9:20 AM, square off before 3:15 PM). Compare against a fixed Time value on the other side of a condition.

Example: CurrentTime Greater or Equal 09:30 and CurrentTime Less Than 15:00 — trade only in session window.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

CurrentTime

When one side of a condition uses CurrentTime, the other operand should use value type Time.

DaysToExpiry

Property	Value
Category	Time
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer (calendar days)

Number of calendar days until the selected contract expiry. The expiry date itself is 0; weekends and exchange holidays still count as calendar days.

Example: Enter an options strategy only on expiry day: DaysToExpiry Equal 0.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
expiryType	Text (dropdown)	WEEKLY	—	WEEKLY, NEXT_WEEKLY, MONTHLY	For Options, choose WEEKLY (default), NEXT_WEEKLY (W+1 — week after current weekly), or MONTHLY. Futures always use MONTHLY, regardless of this setting.

DaysToExpiry

Available only for F&O legs. Options use WEEKLY expiry by default and can be changed to NEXT_WEEKLY or MONTHLY; Futures support MONTHLY only.

DaysAfterExpiry

Property	Value
Category	Time
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer (calendar days)

Number of calendar days since the selected contract expiry. The expiry date itself is 0; weekends and exchange holidays still count as calendar days.

Example: Allow a rule one calendar day after expiry: DaysAfterExpiry Equal 1.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
expiryType	Text (dropdown)	WEEKLY	—	WEEKLY, NEXT_WEEKLY, MONTHLY	For Options, choose WEEKLY (default), NEXT_WEEKLY (W+1 — week after current weekly), or MONTHLY. Futures always use MONTHLY, regardless of this setting.

DaysAfterExpiry

Available only for F&O legs. Options use WEEKLY expiry by default and can be changed to NEXT_WEEKLY or MONTHLY; Futures support MONTHLY only.

DayOfWeek

Property	Value
Category	Time
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer (0–6)

Calendar weekday of the current evaluation: 0 = Monday, 1 = Tuesday, 2 = Wednesday, 3 = Thursday, 4 = Friday, 5 = Saturday, 6 = Sunday.

Example: Restrict a condition to Monday: DayOfWeek Equal 0.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

DayOfWeek

Available for Cash, Futures, and Options legs.

DayOfMonth

Property	Value
Category	Time
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer (1–31)

Calendar day number of the current evaluation, from 1 through 31.

Example: Run a condition on the first calendar day of a month: DayOfMonth Equal 1.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

DayOfMonth

Available for Cash, Futures, and Options legs.

GapPercentage

Property	Value
Category	Time
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal (signed percentage)

Signed opening gap versus the previous actual trading session close: ((current session open - previous actual trading session close) / previous actual trading session close) * 100. Weekends, holidays, and other non-trading dates are skipped when locating that previous close.

Example: A previous actual trading session close of 100 and current session open of 102 produces +2%; an open of 98 produces -2%.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Min	Options	Meaning
direction	Text (dropdown)	BOTH	—	BOTH, UP, DOWN	BOTH returns the signed value (default); UP returns positive gaps only; DOWN returns negative gaps only.

GapPercentage

Available for Cash, Futures, and Options legs. BOTH is the default. UP does not turn down gaps positive, and DOWN does not turn up gaps negative; each direction keeps only values with its matching sign.

Leg status indicators

EntryCount

Property	Value
Category	Leg status
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer

How many times this leg has entered a position (includes re-entries).

Example: Only allow first entry: EntryCount Equal 0 before entry condition.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

LegStatus

Property	Value
Category	Leg status
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer (code)

Numeric code for the leg state machine:

Code	Meaning
0	AWAITING_ENTRY
1	ENTRY_FOUND (in position)
2	AWAITING_RE_ENTRY
3	COMPLETED
4	ERROR
5	PAUSED

Example: Exit helper: enter only when LegStatus Equal 0.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

LegPnL

Property	Value
Category	Leg status
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal (₹)

Unrealized or realized P&L for this leg in the current run.

Example: Scale-out rule: LegPnL Greater Than 5000 (combine with exit condition).

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

FirstEntryPrice

Property	Value
Category	Leg status
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Decimal

Price at which the first entry of this leg was executed (useful for breakeven or trail logic in conditions).

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

FirstEntryPrice

Defaults Tracking instrument to Trade (the leg contract).

MinutesAfterEntry

Property	Value
Category	Leg status
Type	Inbuilt
Output value	Integer (minutes)

Minutes elapsed since the last entry on this leg.

Example: Time stop in condition form: MinutesAfterEntry Greater Than 30.

Parameters

No configurable parameters — the indicator uses the strategy instrument and candle timeframe.

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Custom indicators

Custom indicators let you save a reusable preset of an OOB indicator with fixed parameters (e.g. RSI with period 21 always named MyRSI_21).

Step	Action
1	Open Indicators → Custom → New custom indicator
2	Choose a base OOB indicator (EMA, RSI, MACD, etc.)
3	Set name, description, and parameter values
4	Save — the custom name appears in Strategy Builder condition pickers

Custom indicators inherit the base indicator’s meaning and value type; only the defaults differ.

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Calculate indicator values (Indicators page)

On Indicators → OOB, you can sanity-check an indicator outside a strategy:

Field	Purpose
Indicator	Which signal to compute
Instrument	Symbol to run on
Date/time range	Historical window
Parameters	Same fields as Strategy Builder
Calculate	Table of historical values
Get Latest Value	Most recent reading

Use this to verify periods, bands, and support/resistance settings before wiring them into a strategy.

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Tips for condition design

• Match units — Compare RSI (0–100) to numbers 0–100, not to price. Compare Close to EMA, not to RSI.
• MACD crossovers — Use two MACD operands with different outputType (MACD vs SIGNAL).
• Bollinger / VWAP bands — Set bandType to the band you intend to test against price.
• Time rules — Pair CurrentTime with a fixed Time literal on the other side.
• First / last completed candle patterns — Prefer Candle with interval + number (1 = first of day, 0 = latest fully completed, -1 = one completed before that); use DayOpen / PreviousDayClose / Close shortcuts when they fit.
• Leg-aware logic — LegPnL, MinutesAfterEntry, and EntryCount reference only the current leg, not whole-strategy P&L (see Risk Management for strategy-level limits).

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Suggested workflow

1. Pick indicators from the quick reference for your idea (trend + momentum + time filter).
2. Prototype values on Indicators → OOB with your instrument and dates.
3. Add conditions in Strategy Builder and override parameters per leg.
4. Backtest — confirm entries fire when you expect on historical data.

Not investment advice

Indicator readings describe past and current market data mathematically. They do not guarantee future results. Algo Trading Platform provides tools to implement your rules — not trading recommendations.

Workflow

1. 1
   Browse indicators

   Explore the OOB reference.

2. 2
   Set parameters

   Period, band type, and more.

3. 3
   Add to condition

   Use in entry/exit rules.

4. 4
   Backtest

   Validate on historical data.

Step-by-Step

1. Open Indicators → OOB to browse built-in indicators, or use the indicator reference below.
2. For each indicator, note category, parameters (period, bandType, etc.), and output value type.
3. In Strategy Builder, add indicators to entry/exit conditions and override parameters in the Indicator parameters panel.
4. Create custom indicators to save reusable parameter presets (Indicators → Custom).
5. Use Calculate on the Indicators page to verify values on historical data before backtesting.

Pro tip

Use the ? help icon in the app toolbar on any page to jump directly to its documentation section.

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