Turn Trading Rules Into an Executable Algorithm
The source treats the trading algorithm as the complete rule set that governs the trader's work. It begins as a detailed collection of rules and is gradually compressed into concise principles without losing the red flags that prevent deviation from the system.
System rule
Among the source's examples are trading only according to the algorithm, using a defined timeframe, respecting trend and level models, trading from the stop, selecting instruments with sufficient potential, and including explicit risk and money-management rules. These are methodology-specific rules rather than universal requirements.
For FX Nova Bot, the engineering objective is to express every rule as data or a deterministic condition: REQUIRED, ALLOWED, BLOCKED or NOT_APPLICABLE. A rule that cannot be evaluated consistently should not silently control automated execution.
Connected FX Nova modules
Educational software-engineering material. Source methodology is translated into testable system concepts; it is not investment advice or a guarantee of trading performance.