Advanced Trading Strategies

Once you have mastered the basics, you can move from "copying signals" to "managing a portfolio".

Multi-Channel Portfolios

Don't rely on a single signal provider. Diversification is key.

Before adding two channels, check if they trade the same assets at the same time.

Bad: Two channels that both send "Buy Gold" signals at 8:00 AM NY time. You are doubling your risk on the same move.
Good: One channel trades Gold during NY session, another trades GBPJPY during London session. This smooths your equity curve.

Treat each channel like an employee.

Star Performer: Allocate 60% of your risk budget. (e.g., Risk 2% per trade).
New Hire: Allocate 20% of your risk budget. (e.g., Risk 0.5% per trade).
Tip: Use the Risk Multiplier setting on the channel card to easily adjust this without changing your global settings.

Gold (XAUUSD) moves very differently from EURUSD. It handles 50-pip drawdowns regularly. EURUSD might not.

Gold / Nasdaq: Requires wider Entry Zones (e.g., 20-30 pips) because they "wick" aggressively.
Forex Majors: Can use tighter Entry Zones (e.g., 10-15 pips).

You can create "Dummy" maps to force specific behaviors.

Scenario: You love a channel's Gold trades but hate their Oil trades.
Action: Map GOLD -> XAUUSD (Active). Map USOIL -> (Leave Blank) or map to a non-existent symbol like IGNORE. TTMT will fail to execute the Oil trades, effectively filtering them out.

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