Fibonacci Recovery

A gentler recovery ladder: the stake grows by about 1.6 a loss instead of doubling.

Contract
Digits Even/Odd
Default market
Volatility 25 Index
Pace
Quick entries

How it works

  1. Instead of multiplying the stake after a loss, it steps along the Fibonacci sequence.
  2. The stake grows by roughly 1.6 a loss rather than 2.1, so a long run costs far less.
  3. A win steps back two places rather than resetting, so it keeps some of the ground it made back.
  4. The trade-off is that one win no longer clears the whole run.
  5. Past the depth limit the ladder starts again rather than running away.
  • Fibonacci sequence ladder
  • A win steps back two places
  • Depth limit
  • Stake ceiling

Staking

This bot steps along the Fibonacci sequence after a loss and back two places after a win, so it needs no martingale.

Settings

Every number here can be changed on the card before you press Run bot.

Contract

SettingDefaultRange
Duration (ticks)How many ticks each contract runs for.11–10

Entry rules

SettingDefaultRange
Cooldown after a loss (ticks)The bot sits out this many ticks after a losing trade before it looks for a new entry.10–50

Stake progression

SettingDefaultRange
Initial stakeThe amount staked on the first trade of each sequence.10.35–1,000
Max depthHow far along the sequence the ladder may climb before it restarts.62–15
Max stakeThe stake never climbs past this.81–1,000

Session limits

SettingDefaultRange
Take profitStops the bot once session profit reaches this.101–100,000
Stop lossStops the bot once session loss reaches this.101–100,000
Max losses in a rowStops the bot after this many consecutive losses.61–20

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