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Tutorials Auto Trader
Auto Trader Guide

How to use the Auto Trader

Automate tick trades with built-in risk control — Rise/Fall, Accumulators, and money management.

4 languages Step-by-step Beginner-friendly
Preview
Auto Trade ON
Confidence78%
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What the Auto Trader does

The Auto Trader places fast tick-based trades for you. You set the rules and it trades automatically until a limit is reached.

It offers two modes: Rise/Fall and Accumulator.

Best for: traders who want hands-off, rule-based trading.
2

A tour of the interface

Here is every control and what it does.

1Market & tick duration

Choose the symbol and how long each trade lasts, measured in ticks (price updates).

Auto Trader
Market
Volatility 100 Index
Duration
5 Ticks

2Rise/Fall vs Accumulator mode

The mode switch changes how you trade. Rise/Fall bets on direction; Accumulator grows your stake each tick.

Rise/Fall Accumulator

3Auto Trade toggle & confidence meter

Turn this on and the system analyses momentum and volatility, then trades when conditions are good.

Auto Trade ON
Confidence78%

4Stake, limits & money management

Set your base stake, a Win Target and a Loss Limit. Money management decides how the stake changes between trades.

Stake amount
1.00
Money management
Fixed
Win Target ($)
10
Loss Limit ($)
20
Fixed keeps the same stake. Martingale doubles after a loss.

5Growth rate & Auto-Sell (Accumulator)

Pick a growth rate (1%–5%). The price must stay inside the barriers; Auto-Sell can exit early when conditions worsen.

Upper barrier · sell = WIN Lower barrier · loss
Auto-Sell protection
Balanced

6Manual trading & the analysis console

Prefer to trade yourself? The Manual tab gives you RISE/FALL buttons. The console logs every decision.

> Analysing momentum… trend UP
> Confidence 78% — placing RISE 1.00
> Win +0.95 · Total +0.95
3

Modes & settings at a glance

Every mode and money-management option, side by side.

Setting What it does Note
Rise/FallPredict the price goes up or downSimplest mode
AccumulatorStake grows each tick inside a barrierExit before the barrier
FixedSame stake on every tradeLowest risk
MartingaleDoubles the stake after a lossHigh risk
Mesa-MilanoAdapts stake to streak & balanceMedium risk
Auto-SellExits early when conditions worsenOptional safety
Always pair Martingale or a high growth rate with a strict Loss Limit.
4

A safe first auto-session

Set it up so it can't run away from you.

1

Log in, pick a market and 5 Ticks.

2

Stay in Rise/Fall on the Auto tab.

3

Set a small stake, a Win Target and a Loss Limit. Keep Fixed.

4

Turn on Auto Trade and watch the console.

5

It stops at your Win Target or Loss Limit.

Result: the bot traded within limits you chose in advance.
5

A few trading strategies

Approaches that pair well with the Auto Trader.

Beginner

Fixed stake, small targets

Lock in small, repeatable gains.

Beginner

Always set a Loss Limit

It prevents one bad streak from wiping you out.

Intermediate

Low-growth accumulator + Auto-Sell

Bank steady growth, exit before reversals.

Advanced

Understand Martingale before using it

It can grow the stake very fast — use a strict Loss Limit.

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Frequently asked questions

Does auto-trading guarantee profit?
No. The bot can lose like anyone. The Loss Limit is what protects your balance.
When does it stop on its own?
Automatically when your Win Target or Loss Limit is reached — or when you switch Auto Trade off.
Which money management is safest?
Fixed. It keeps the same stake every trade, so a losing streak can't multiply your risk.
What growth rate should I use for accumulators?
Start at 1%–2% with Auto-Sell on. Higher rates grow faster but the barrier is tighter and riskier.
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Risk & safety

Automation does not mean guaranteed profit.
  • Test on a demo account first.
  • Always set a Loss Limit you can accept.
  • Be cautious with Martingale and high growth rates.

Trading derivatives carries a high level of risk. Nextrader is an educational tool and is not financial advice.

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