Hybrid Masking Instruments and Orders

Enabled: Activates or deactivates trading for the selected instrument.; ✅ Checked — strategy trades this pair.; ⬜ Unchecked — trading is disabled for this pair.
Name: The instrument’s symbol (e.g., EURUSD, XAUUSD, etc.) used for order execution and price data collection.
Lot size: Specifies the trading volume per order, if random lots are not enabled.; Example: 0.5 = 0.5 lots per trade.

Lot type – defines how the lot size is determined:

Decimals: Number of decimal digits used for the symbol’s quotes (e.g., 5 for EURUSD, 3 for USDJPY, 2 for XAUUSD).
Spread SL: If enabled, the Stop Loss value will automatically include the current spread.; Useful for brokers with variable spreads.
S/L (Stop Loss): Distance from entry price to stop-loss in points.; Example: 65 = 6.5 pips if the broker uses 5-digit pricing.
T/P (Take Profit): Distance from entry price to take-profit in points.
Min Profit: Minimum profit (in points) that must be reached before closing a trade if other conditions are met.
Pips for Min Profit: Number of pips required to activate profit-protection logic (for partial close or trailing).
Trail distance: Distance (in points) for the trailing stop to follow the price once it moves in profit.
Trail units: Defines whether the trailing distance is measured in Points, Pips, or other units (if supported).
Order Lifetime (minutes): How long a pending or open order remains valid before it is automatically closed.; Example: 270 = 4.5 hours.

Direction

Defines trade direction

Comment: A custom label added to each order (useful for log tracking or identifying strategy instance).; Example: c_EUR... for EURUSD setup.
Fibo% %: The Fibonacci retracement level used to calculate potential pullback entries (for limit orders).; Example: 66 = price will look for retracement near 66% of the previous move.
Loopback period: Defines how many previous bars (candles) are analyzed to identify the last completed trend move before measuring retracement.
Main timeframe: Timeframe used for entry logic (trend + pullback detection).; Example: 5 Minutes.

Fast EMA period / Slow EMA period

Periods for EMA indicators used on the main timeframe:

Fast EMA – reacts quickly, shows short-term trend.
Slow EMA – smoother, shows overall direction. Their crossover determines trend direction or pullback start.

High timeframe: A Higher timeframe is used to confirm the main trend direction.; Example: 30 Minutes, 1 Hour, 4 Hours.

High fast MA period / High slow EMA period

EMA or MA periods are used on the higher timeframe for trend confirmation.

Example: if Fast EMA crosses above Slow EMA — the trend is considered bullish.

Curr Spread Slow: Displays the current spread (in points) for the “slow” broker or feed.; Useful for comparing latency or spread widening effects.

To create realistic masking behavior:

Use different EMAs for each pair.
Set the Fibo% between 60–70 for believable retracements.
Adjust Order Lifetime and Trail distance according to volatility (shorter for FX, longer for gold).