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# SignalPro Settings Configuration

Start configuring settings from top to bottom. Different modes need different settings, so select your mode first.

In this instance, increasing the sensitivity yields better results. Toggle the mode switch to test its effectiveness. Typically, aligning the mode switch sensitivity value with the sensitivity value improves the outcome.

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Next, decide whether to use a higher or lower trend index value. Test with 250 and 150 to see which performs better.&#x20;

In this case, a lower value performs better, so continue adjusting until you find the optimal point.

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Begin with a larger tolerance value and gradually decrease it until you find the optimal balance.

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For the direction index, we first need to see whether negative or positive values perform better.

In this case, positive values excel, so continue tweaking to find the most effective value.

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Next, alternate between different trend timeframes to identify the most effective one.

Then, determine the most efficient value. Similar to the direction index, ascertain whether negative or positive values perform better and proceed accordingly.

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Start by trying smaller TP1 values, as the algo moves its SL to breakeven upon hitting TP1, thus reducing risk.

Once you have a conservative TP1, experiment with various TP2 values to identify the best performer.

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Once all settings are configured, revisit and fine-tune previous settings to see whether it will improve the performance.


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