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Price Grid

A framework for
the price range.

Define lower and upper boundaries, then divide the space into levels. Explore how buying and selling held quantities works inside that range.

Practise Grid
THE CONCEPT
PRICE-BASED LEVELSConcept illustration
Lower boundaryDefined rangeUpper boundary

A range with a reason.

Movement between levels can create opportunities to enter and exit simulated lots. A sustained move beyond the range can leave the strategy exposed.

Make the rules explicit

What you will configure.

01

Total budget

The demo BEAT allocated to the strategy, separate from your unallocated balance.

02

Lower and upper prices

The boundaries of the range you want to explore. The lower price must be below the upper price.

03

Grid levels

The number of price levels in your range. More levels create smaller spaces between them.

04

Inventory and exits

A simulated sell needs a held quantity. Check how the current implementation closes holdings.

Look beyond a single completed trade.

Review remaining cash, unsold holdings and where the current price sits relative to the range. Completed trades do not show the whole position.

The market can leave your range.

A strong downtrend can leave the strategy holding depreciating assets. A move above the range can leave it in cash while prices continue to rise. Grid does not guarantee profit.

Start with understanding

Put the mechanics into perspective.

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