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Choosing a strategy

Every Senti strategy is documented so you can understand what it does before you deploy it. This guide explains what to look for and how to decide — the mechanics of browsing and deploying live in the User Manual.

What each strategy page tells you

  • Symbols and timeframes. Which markets and bar sizes it is built for.
  • Style. How it takes positions: the conditions it acts on and how often.
  • Recommended capital, brokers, and account types. The author’s guidance for where it runs well.
  • Difficulty and presets. An authoring level (Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced) and the parameter sets it ships with.
  • Reviews. Star ratings and comments from other users.

Matching a strategy to your account

  1. Check supported instruments against what your broker offers.
  2. Read the risk-relevant facts — recommended capital and the preset’s minimum balance — and confirm you’re comfortable with them.
  3. Backtest it on your account type before going live.
  4. Start on a demo account or a conservative preset, observe the live behavior, then scale gradually once it matches the description.

No performance promises. Strategy pages describe behavior and risk rules, not expected returns. Past activity is not a forecast. You can stop any strategy at any time.