SFX Algo Toolkit: Algorithm Settings
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The SFX Algo Toolkit has four general settings, allowing you to fine-tune the algorithm to match your trading style and adapt to your market conditions. However, it’s important to emphasize that these signals shouldn’t be used blindly. They are best utilized as tools for analyzing the market, providing a deeper understanding of price action, trends, and potential trading opportunities.
Trading Style
The Trading Style setting customizes how the algorithm behaves based on your preferred approach to the market. You can choose from Scalper, Day Trader, or Swing Trader, and the algorithm will automatically adjust.
Scalper
Designed for low timeframes and quick trades. Signals appear more often and respond faster to small price moves.
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Day Trader
Balanced for intraday trading. Signals are less frequent than scalping but still responsive to key shifts during the day.
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Swing Trader
Built for trades that last several days to weeks. Signals are less frequent and focus on strong, long-term trends while filtering out short-term noise.
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Trend Length
This setting controls how much historical data the algorithm considers when generating signals.
Short-term
Focuses on recent price action. Signals respond quickly and appear more often. Best for fast markets and lower timeframes.
Medium-term
Balances recent and past price data. Signals are more stable, while still responsive. Suitable for most trading styles.
Long-term
Emphasizes long-term trends by using more historical data. Signals are less frequent but more selective. Ideal for slower markets and larger moves.
Sensitivity
Sensitivity controls how frequently the algorithm generates signals. Lower values increase signal frequency by reacting to smaller price moves. Higher values reduce signal frequency and focus on larger trends.
AI Sensitivity Optimizer
When enabled, this feature automatically adjusts the sensitivity setting for you. The manual Sensitivity input is ignored, and signals are instead based on your selected Trend Length and Trading Style. This allows the algorithm to adapt its signal frequency without requiring manual changes.
Signal Types
The SFX Algo generates two types of signals: Standard Signals and Plus (+) Signals.
Standard Signals
Standard signals appear when the algorithm detects a potential shift in trend based on your selected settings. These are common and help highlight possible trade opportunities that align with current market conditions.
Plus (+) Signals
Plus (+) signals meet extra internal conditions and appear less frequently. They can be useful when you want to focus on setups with stronger supporting factors.