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Settings

These change what the bot recommends and how much it tells you to buy. The broker cost figures matter more than anything else on this page.

Your account

Account size

Used to work out position sizes. It never leaves this machine.

Risk per trade

Percent of the account you lose if the stop is hit. One percent is a common ceiling.

Largest position

Percent of the account in any one instrument. On small accounts this cap usually binds before the risk figure does.

What your broker charges

the setting that changes the verdict most

Stocks and ETFs, round trip

Basis points, in and out combined. 2 is typical for a commission-free broker paying only the spread.

Crypto, round trip

20 means 0.1% taker fee on each side, which is normal on a retail exchange.

Why this dominates everything. On five-minute crypto bars, a 20 basis point round trip costs about 1.4 times the entire stop distance. That pushes the break-even win rate near 98%, which nothing achieves. Put your real numbers here before you trust a single call.

How trades are built

Default interval

Daily is the only interval measured with positive expectancy so far.

Stop distance

In ATR, the instrument's own volatility unit. Wider stops survive noise but risk more per unit.

First target

Also in ATR. Together with the stop this sets your reward to risk.

Give it this long

Bars a setup gets to work before it is closed at whatever it is worth. auto scales it to the interval, which matters: a fixed 24 bars is two hours on 5-minute bars but five weeks on daily ones.

How cautious to be

Minimum conviction

Below this the bot proposes nothing at all.

Buy at market above

Under this it will tell you to wait for a better price instead of paying the spread now.

Refuse losing setups

When a setup has lost money historically on that instrument, refuse it however good the indicators look. Leave this on.

Short selling

With shorts off, a bearish read simply becomes "do not buy".

These are your own settings. Changing them changes nothing for anyone else.

Take your data with you

no account needed, nothing phoned home

What	Rows	Why you would want it	Download
Trade journal	5	Every position opened and closed, with its R multiple. This is the one you need at tax time.	CSV · JSON
Saved theses	2	What you argued, when, at what price, and how it turned out.	CSV · JSON
Measured strategy record	3,528	Every back-test result the bot has accumulated. The slowest thing here to rebuild from scratch.	CSV · JSON
Analysis history	0	Every call the bot has made, so you can check it against what happened afterwards.	nothing yet

The measured strategy record is the slowest of these to rebuild, because it is the accumulated result of back-testing everything you have looked at. Keep a copy of it before doing anything drastic to the database.

Settings are written to config.json in the project folder. You can edit that file directly if you prefer; the two stay in sync. The database lives in data/stockbot.db. Both can be moved elsewhere with the STOCKBOT_CONFIG and STOCKBOT_DB environment variables, which is how you keep a paper journal separate from a live one.

Analysis software, not financial advice. Every figure here is measured from historical price data and can stop describing the future at any moment. Day trading loses money for the large majority of retail participants, and this tool's own measurements agree with that. Never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
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Analysing

Fetching data, running 34 strategies, and back-testing each one against this instrument's own history.