Neptune
Manual: Differs 1S Combo Ultimate
A masterclass on the multi-market hunting strategy.
Core Idea: "The Multi-Market Hunter"
Unlike the Contrarian strategy that focuses on one market, the Combo Ultimate strategy is a "hunter." It simultaneously scans a group of markets (symbols) that you select.
Its goal is to find the single best trading opportunity among all active symbols at any given moment and execute a DIGIT DIFFERS trade. This diversification is its greatest strength, as it isn't reliant on the conditions of just one market. If one market is quiet or choppy, it can find opportunities in another.
The Three Trading Logics (Choose One)
This strategy's "brain" can operate in one of three distinct modes. You must choose the mode that best fits your trading style.
1. Analyze & Trade Best Opportunity (Default)
How it works: This is the "smart" mode. The bot analyzes the tick history of all active symbols in real-time. It calculates a "confidence score" for a potential trade on each symbol. It then executes a trade on the single symbol that presents the highest-confidence signal.
Example: The bot is watching 1HZ10V, 1HZ25V, and 1HZ75V. It finds a good signal on 1HZ10V and an even better one on 1HZ75V. It will ignore the 1HZ10V signal and trade on 1HZ75V because it's the "best opportunity."
Teacher's Note: This is the most powerful and recommended logic, as it uses the full analytical power of the bot to cherry-pick the best trades.
2. Trade Random Digits (0-9)
How it works: This mode turns off detailed analysis. Instead, it picks one of your active symbols and then picks a completely random digit (0-9) to trade a "Differs" contract on.
Example: The bot decides to trade. It randomly selects 1HZ50V from your list and then randomly selects the digit 4. It will place a "Differs from 4" trade on 1HZ50V.
Teacher's Note: This logic relies on pure probability and diversification across many trades. It's less about skill and more about playing the odds over a long period.
3. Trade Specific Digits
How it works: This mode gives you full control. You provide a "whitelist" of digits (e.g., 0, 1, 8, 9). The bot will only ever trade "Differs" contracts on one of those specific digits.
Example: You enable digits 0 and 1. The bot will analyze the markets, but it will only consider placing a "Differs from 0" or "Differs from 1" trade. It will ignore all other potential opportunities.
Teacher's Note: Use this if you have a specific theory about certain digits being "hot" or "cold." It limits the bot's opportunities but puts the strategic choice entirely in your hands.
All Settings Explained
General Settings
- Initial Stake, Take Profit, Stop Loss, Max Consecutive Loss
- These function exactly the same as in the Contrarian manual. They are your primary tools for managing the session's overall risk and reward.
Active Symbols
- Symbol Checkboxes
- Definition: This is the heart of the "Combo." You must check which markets you want the bot to include in its hunting ground.
Recommendation: Don't enable all of them at first. Start with 3 or 4 symbols. This allows you to observe the bot's switching behavior more clearly. As you gain confidence, you can add more.
Strategy Options
- Force Symbol Switch After Trade
- Definition: If checked, after a trade on Symbol A, the bot is forbidden from trading on Symbol A again for its very next trade. It must pick from Symbol B, C, D, etc.
Recommendation: Keep this checked. It's a powerful feature that ensures diversification and prevents the bot from getting stuck on one "unlucky" or choppy symbol. - Decision Interval (s)
- Definition: How many seconds the bot waits between analysis cycles when it's looking for a trade. It does not affect the trade duration itself.
Example: If set to 5 seconds, the bot will scan all markets, and if it finds no trade, it will wait 5 seconds before scanning again. This controls the bot's "patience." - Post-Trade Cooldown (s)
- The number of seconds the bot will pause after a trade closes (win or lose) before it starts looking for a new one. This is separate from the Decision Interval.
- Avoid re-trading on last losing exit digit
- Definition: A smart safety rule. If you lose a trade because the exit digit was, for example, 8, the bot will temporarily refuse to place a new trade where the prediction is "Differs from 8."
Recommendation: A useful feature to avoid "fighting" a digit that just caused a loss. - Avoid re-trading on last trade's exit digit
- A stricter version of the above. It avoids the last exit digit whether you won or lost.
Risk Management (Martingale)
Martingale (High Risk) Use with Caution
Mechanics: This panel uses an aggressive Martingale strategy. After a loss, it multiplies the stake by the Factor to recover the loss on the next win. It is capped by the Max Stake.
Why is it here? The risk of Martingale is slightly reduced in a Combo strategy because a loss on one symbol doesn't stop the bot. It can immediately look for a high-confidence trade on another symbol to win back the loss. However, a string of losses across different symbols can still be devastating.
Teacher's Note: The risk is still extremely high. Use a low factor (e.g., 10.5-12 for this payout) and a sensible Max Stake. Test extensively on a demo account.
Teacher's Recommendations & Final Checklist
Strategy & Settings "Recipes"
Here are two starting points. Always test on demo first!
- Trading Logic: Analyze & Trade Best
- Active Symbols: Check 3-4 (e.g., 10V, 25V, 75V)
- Initial Stake: 0.35
- Take Profit: $5
- Stop Loss: -$20
- Martingale Factor: 11.5
- Max Stake: $25
- Decision Interval: 5 seconds
- Force Switch: Checked
- Trading Logic: Analyze & Trade Best
- Active Symbols: Check 5-6
- Initial Stake: $1
- Take Profit: $20
- Stop Loss: -$50
- Martingale Factor: 12
- Max Stake: $100
- Decision Interval: 3 seconds
- Force Switch: Checked
Final Pre-Flight Checklist
- Have I tested these settings on a demo account for at least 30 minutes?
- Do I understand that Martingale can lead to rapid losses, even with multiple symbols?
- Is my Stop Loss set to an amount I am truly willing to lose?
- Have I started with only a few symbols to understand the bot's behavior?
If you can answer "yes" to all of these, you are ready to deploy the hunter. Good luck!