Strategies

Win rates are MEASURED from signals the engine published, with the sample size beside each. A rate is withheld below the minimum sample rather than rounded into a number.

Trend continuation on expanding volume. Composed from the engine's MOMENTUM, BREAKOUT and HOD_BREAK signals.

• crypto — available
• equity — not available: blocked_by_engine (blocked signals: MOMENTUM, BREAKOUT, HOD_BREAK)

Reversion to a statistical mean after an extension. Composed from the engine's MEAN_REVERSION and FIB_BOUNCE signals.

• crypto — available
• equity — available

Multi-day swings from structure. Composed from the engine's SWING and ORB signals.

• crypto — available
• equity — not available: blocked_by_engine (blocked signals: ORB) · SWING would survive, and one surviving signal is not this strategy

Relative-strength rotation with the tightest caps HTR offers. Composed from the engine's ALT_RS signal.

• crypto — available

Every eligible signal type, weighted by the allocation engine. Status is `review` until phase 4 exists to weight it.

• crypto — not available: not_enabled · MOMENTUM, MEAN_REVERSION, BREAKOUT, SWING, ALT_RS, ORB, HOD_BREAK, FIB_BOUNCE would survive, and one surviving signal is not this strategy
• equity — not available: not_enabled (blocked signals: MOMENTUM, BREAKOUT, ORB, HOD_BREAK) · MEAN_REVERSION, SWING, ALT_RS, FIB_BOUNCE would survive, and one surviving signal is not this strategy

Allocation is not settable here. There is no account to allocate, and a control that appears to commit capital it cannot commit is worse than none.

These are HTR's hard caps. Your own settings can only ever be stricter — a request to loosen one is clamped, not applied.