News

VWAP is now session-anchored by default

The VWAP indicator now resets at each session open — matching the VWAP line you see on TradingView and most charting platforms — instead of averaging a rolling 20-bar window. You can pick the anchor in the indicator designer (and in alerts and inline trigger indicators): session/day (the default), week, or month. If you preferred the old behaviour, choose the new rolling anchor, which keeps the N-bar moving window exactly as before. Anything that referenced VWAP without picking an anchor now uses the session-anchored value.

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Trade replay chart on Run a test

Every closed trade on the Run-a-test results page now opens an embedded TradingView chart with the entry and exit dots placed on the actual candles. Take-profit and stop-loss zones render as shaded boxes — the side that won draws bold, the side that didn't fades back — so you can read the outcome without checking the PnL column. Any indicators the strategy uses overlay on the right pane (EMAs, Bollinger) or in a subpane (RSI, MACD, and friends), and an Open in TradingView button hands the same setup off to a full chart.

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Four new Pine-style indicators

Clean-room ports of four popular TradingView indicators are now first-class citizens in the Designer: Blackflag FTS (a SuperTrend variant with a modified true-range and a Fibonacci pullback ladder), the canonical SuperTrend (TradingView's built-in ta.supertrend), Trend Magic (KivancOzbilgic's CCI-gated ATR ratchet), and VFI (LazyBear's Volume Flow Indicator). Drop them into any rule tree like the existing indicators.

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Smart Money Concepts indicator pack

Six SMC / ICT-flavoured indicators land together: market structure (BOS / CHoCH), fair-value gaps, order blocks, equal highs and lows, prior-period levels (previous day / week / month), and premium / discount zones. Built clean-room from the public ICT literature — no third-party indicator source was referenced — so they're free to use in your own strategies.

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Backtest results, in plain English on Telegram

Finishing a backtest now sends a proper summary to Telegram — headline metrics, win rate, profit factor, and the strategy's rule conditions written out as readable text. One tap on the Trade-Chart PDF button and the per-trade chart report drops into the same chat.

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Rule conditions written in English

Conditions like `EMA20 > 30` and `RSI(14) crosses_down 70` now render as sentences — `(Long - EMA20 greater than 30) AND (Long - rsi14 greater than 15)` — wherever the strategy shows up: Telegram alerts and the Trade-Chart PDF's new strategy page. Long-side rules stay green, short-side rules now show in red so you can read direction at a glance.

Trade-Chart PDF: new strategy page

The Trade-Chart PDF has a new second page that lists everything the strategy does — indicators with parameters, entry rules, exit rules, risk guards, and ladders — so you never have to flip back to the editor to remember what was tested.

Strategy Designer: OR groups fixed, color-coded directions

Flipping a group from AND to OR (or back) in Block mode now works on the first try. Direction tags now follow a green/red convention — long rules in green, short rules in red — so a long/short pair reads at a glance instead of needing to squint.

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Drag-and-drop rule editor

The Strategy Designer now has three tabs — Drag & Drop, Block, and Text — for editing nested AND / OR / NOT rule trees. Rearrange leaves and groups by hand, add a new condition with one click, or paste raw YAML. The tree stays authoritative across tabs.

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News page

This page. From now on, every shipped feature, fix, and roadmap teaser lives here so you don't have to read commit logs to know what changed.

Cleaner Telegram /show output

Indicator and rule trees print as box-drawing trees with bare numbers — no more value(40) noise, no more :value clutter. Pass --raw if you want the old verbose form.

Saved strategies survive deploys

Fixed a corner case where the in-progress draft would clobber your named rule set after a server restart. Saved sets are now canonical on boot.

Mobile app rule editor

Touch-friendly block-mode editor for nested rule trees on iOS and Android, backed by a small FastAPI rules server that round-trips the tree without you ever seeing YAML.

Nested boolean rules

Strategies can now compose arbitrary AND / OR / NOT groups. Previously rule sets were flat — one big AND of leaves. You can now express ideas like (A AND B) OR (C AND NOT D).

Per-trade chart report

/tradechart from the Telegram bot now returns a PDF with one candlestick page per closed trade, plus a cover page with the full performance summary. Exit markers: yellow ★ for take-profit, red ✕ for stop-loss.

TP / SL fills land at the trigger price

Take-profit and stop-loss exits now fill intra-bar at the level you set, not at next-bar open. Round-trip PnL on closed trades now matches the target percentages on the screen.

Trend regime flips on a single CHoCH break

The s_trend indicator was rewritten as SMC-style BOS / CHoCH and a validated variant (s_trend_valid). Default lookback is now 3, which is far quieter on 4h crypto. /trends and /validtrends in the bot render the regime as a candlestick PDF with trigger / breakout / confirm markers.

Auto-save in-progress strategies

The Designer now persists your in-progress _rules_draft on every edit, so neither a deploy nor a browser refresh wipes the indicators you were wiring up.

Swing-detection bot commands

/swings, /breaks, and /validbreaks ship a candlestick PDF with confirmed pivot points, first-close breakouts keyed to the closest swing, and the next-close confirmation that promotes a break from tentative to valid.

Staging dashboard for testers

bakery.noonbarbari.xyz is now a separate staging tier of the Streamlit dashboard, the Telegram debug bot, and the auth portal — shared data with live, isolated code path.

Per-user storage everywhere

Rule sets, dashboards, reports, and backtest runs are now namespaced per account on a shared SQLite store. Your work stays yours; nobody else's runs leak into your history.