The word remove can hide several different intentions. In this app, removing a strategy from a mode is separate from canceling its paid subscription. It is also separate from closing the positions associated with it. Before confirming any removal, read the full dialog and name the outcome you want. A short button label should never be your only explanation of a consequential change.

In a selected strategy's settings, Remove from Paper or Remove from Live opens a mode-specific confirmation. The current dialog explains that this removes the strategy from the trading table and stops it from making new decisions in that mode. Read the strategy name and mode in the heading. Removing it from Paper does not establish that a separate Live setup has been removed.

If the strategy has a subscription, the dialog identifies that the subscription is unchanged and provides a Manage subscription route. Keep strategy returns without confirming the removal. The remove action is not a sell request and is not the billing cancellation workflow. After any actual removal, inspect the relevant positions and their ownership separately; a missing Trading card does not establish that its holdings were sold.

Billing has a different path. In the subscription view, Cancel renewal is the control to inspect when your intention concerns future subscription billing. The current cancellation flow checks for open positions. Where holdings require a choice, it shows their markets, modes, and estimated values. Read the current period and returned subscription status as well. Canceling renewal is not a promise of an immediate refund or a reversal of earlier charges.

The position dialog explains that new trades from the strategy will stop immediately while paid access remains available until the end of the billing period. Keep as APP slash manual retains the holdings under manual ownership. That choice does not sell them. It changes who is responsible for managing them through the available app controls. Afterward, verify their ownership and account context in Portfolio rather than assuming the former strategy still manages them in the same way.

For eligible Paper holdings, the dialog offers Sell Paper holdings and cancel. This is a separate choice from keeping them. It concerns simulated Paper holdings and still requires a successful result. If prices are unavailable or the operation fails, do not describe the positions as closed. Read the message and inspect the recorded outcome. The lesson will demonstrate these consequences with fictional data, not by liquidating your account.

When Live holdings are present, the current dialog disables that combined liquidation choice. It explains that Live sales require confirmed exchange orders. The available retention path keeps the holdings as APP slash manual so they can be handled through the appropriate Portfolio actions later. Never interpret subscription cancellation as proof that real holdings were sold. Mixed Paper and Live holdings also require careful reading of the options actually enabled.

If no holdings require a decision, the cancellation route can be shorter. Do not assume every unsubscribe action is a harmless preview that you can explore by clicking. Read the control and subscription context before using it. For this lesson, inspect a clearly labeled example dialog or watch the demonstration. No real renewal cancellation is needed to understand the workflow.

Your checkpoint is to explain three different outcomes: removed from a mode, renewal canceled, and positions kept or closed. Identify where each outcome would be verified. If you cannot explain the position choice or billing consequence, use Go back and investigate. The useful result is a deliberate decision with evidence, not simply the disappearance of a card or dialog.