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Open the selected strategy's settings in the Trading workspace. Begin at the

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top of the dialog and read the strategy name and Paper or

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Live label. Before reviewing any number, confirm that this is the context

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you intend to change. For Live use, the relevant exchange connection and

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its capital limits matter too. A correct amount in the wrong account

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is still the wrong instruction.

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The Decision engine control allows this strategy to open new positions. Leave

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it off while we inspect the example settings. Position slots describe the

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maximum concurrent holdings permitted by that setting. Concurrent means open at the

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same time. Slots are capacity limits, not instructions to buy that many

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coins immediately and not a promise that each holding will be in

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a different market.

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Capital allocation describes how an entry amount is chosen. The available choices

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include Strategy default, Fixed amount per entry, and a percentage of PCR

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per entry. PCR means Potential Cash Realize, a figure discussed in the

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cash lesson. Read the selected choice and its explanation. Changing the method

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changes how the requested entry size is determined; it does not remove

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strategy risk limits or exchange requirements.

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A fixed amount makes the requested amount easier to describe. For a

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fictional Paper example, two slots and a fifty-dollar target per entry could

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allow two entry targets of fifty dollars each. That is an illustration

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of settings, not a recommended allocation. It also does not prove that

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one hundred dollars is available, reserved, or certain to be invested. Other

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commitments and applicable checks still matter.

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A percentage of PCR uses a changing basis. If the relevant basis

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changes, the resulting target can change too. Do not confuse a percentage

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of that figure with a percentage of cash that is immediately free

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to spend. Strategy default also depends on its defined allocation behavior. Read

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the current explanation rather than assuming all methods produce the same entry

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size.

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Where shown, a minimum entry and Use remaining eligible cash add further

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conditions. Using remaining cash is not permission to ignore an exchange minimum.

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The app's explanation says remaining cash may be used when the target

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cannot be met only if the exchange minimum can still be satisfied.

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A small remainder may therefore be insufficient for an entry. An enabled

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strategy can legitimately wait when the required capacity is unavailable.

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Review the complete settings before choosing Save strategy settings. The settings dialog

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keeps your edits together until you save them. Read the returned state

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afterward, and reopen the settings if necessary to confirm the stored values.

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A changed field before saving is not proof of a saved configuration.

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If the app reports invalid input or insufficient capacity, address the stated

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problem instead of raising several limits at once.

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Your checkpoint is to explain the example without using the word budget

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loosely. State the mode and account context, the slot limit, the allocation

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method, and any minimum or remainder behavior selected. Then identify the resources

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already committed elsewhere. If two strategies depend on the same account funds,

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those funds do not become two separate wallets just because the settings

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appear on two different cards.