MillaBot — Academy Manual

A step-by-step handbook for trading the MillaBot system. Same rules for the Indicator and Strategy — the only difference is execution.

Table of Contents

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1) Quick Start

2) The 3-Step Flow

3) Zones & Retests (How the Setup forms)

MillaBot draws zones (demand/support and supply/resistance). A retest is when price returns to test the zone boundary or the zone box.

Valid retest (what the code treats as “retest”)

• Wick or body touches the zone area.
• If the wick retests and the candle closes outside of the zone, it still counts as a retest (and should still mark the X).
• Zones are filtered by Min Zone Score so weak zones can be ignored.
• Higher scores mean fewer zones (cleaner, stronger reactions), lower scores mean more zones (more signals, more noise).

4) Reversal Line (Step 2 Confirmation)

The Reversal Line is your mandatory confirmation after a zone retest. It must appear as part of the system’s reversal detection and align with the retest direction.

• Bullish case: Reversal Line prints in a bullish direction near/inside/around the demand zone area.
• Bearish case: Reversal Line prints in a bearish direction near/inside/around the supply zone area.
• This step is not optional — without it, the Dot trigger is blocked.

5) Trend Flip Dot (The Only Trigger)

The Dot is your trend flip confirmation and the trigger for entry.

• Bull Dot = trend flips bullish (entry trigger for long only if Step 1 and Step 2 are already valid).
• Bear Dot = trend flips bearish (entry trigger for short under the same rule).

6) Stop/Target Management (Dynamic Risk)

Targets are not static. They are computed from the system’s dynamic stop and your ratio setting.

Stop placement (dynamic)

• Long trades: stop is placed using the zone-based risk logic (stop below the demand structure the system selected).
• Short trades: stop is placed above the supply structure the system selected.

Target placement (ratio based)

Target is computed from the stop distance using:

StopLoss_To_Profit_Target_Ratio (default 0.5)

What you see on the chart

• A labeled entry (BUY / SELL)
• A stop line
• A target line

7) AutoExit (Only 2 Exit Rules)

AutoExit in your code is strictly based on two reversal-style exits:

1. Opposite Dot (trend flips against your position)
2. Opposite Zone Retest (a retest forms against your position)
3. The Reversal Line (detects when momentum weakens)

8) Modes (Autopilot, Track, Sport, Comfort, Eco)

Autopilot (default)

Autopilot is the default mode and automatically selects the best behavior based on market speed (fast/slow conditions). You do not have to guess — the system adapts.

Manual modes

• Track: tightest/fastest behavior for aggressive movement.
• Sport: fast market, but not maximum strictness.
• Comfort: balanced conditions.
• Eco: calmer market conditions.

9) HUB & Toggle

10) Execution Guide

11) Screenshot Walkthroughs

MillaBot screenshots

12) FAQ & Troubleshooting

“I see a Dot but no trade/alert.”

That is expected if the Reversal Line (Step 2) did not occur after a valid Zone Retest (Step 1). Dot is blocked without Step 2.

“Why did the system skip a zone?”

Most of the time it is the Min Zone Score filter or mode requirements. Raise or lower the score threshold and review the HUB to see what is failing.

“What should I set for the ratio?”

Default is 0.5. Higher ratio = bigger targets. Lower ratio = quicker targets. Start with default until you have enough data.

13)📊 Money Management Module

The Money Management Module is the risk-control engine of MillaBotPRO. It protects your capital, controls losses, locks profits and automatically adapts to changing market conditions — without emotional decision-making.

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1️⃣ Daily Max Drawdown

This setting defines the maximum dollar amount you are willing to lose in a single trading day.

• If your total losses reach this value, trading stops for the day
• Prevents revenge trading and account blow-ups
• Recommended: 1–3% of your account size

2️⃣ Recovery Attempts

Recovery Attempts split your Daily Max Drawdown into controlled risk portions.

Example:
Daily Max Drawdown = $750
Recovery Attempts = 3
Risk per attempt = $250

Each time price moves against you by this amount, an attempt is counted. Once all attempts are used, trading stops.

3️⃣ Active Stop Logic (Very Important)

MillaBotPRO always uses the lowest risk stop available:

• Zone-based stop (technical stop)
• Money Management stop (risk-based stop)

Whichever stop is closer to entry is used. This guarantees minimum risk per trade.

4️⃣ Trailing Engine

The Trailing Engine protects profits automatically once price moves in your favor.

Trailing Modes

• Conservative – Protect early, reduce giveback
• Balanced – Confirm move, then trail
• Aggressive – Let winners run, widest trail

Trailing Trigger & Step

Trailing is activated after price moves a defined number of ticks in your favor.

The HUD shows:

• Trigger distance (ticks + dollar value)
• Trailing step (ticks + dollar value)
• Live trailing state: Waiting / Active

5️⃣ Profit Lock

Profit Lock protects a percentage of your current profit, not the highest profit of the day.

Example:
Current PnL = $1500
Profit Lock = 80%
Protected amount = $1200

If profit drops below this level, trading stops.

6️⃣ Daily Max Profit

Once your daily profit target is reached, the system stops trading. This prevents giving profits back during choppy or reversing markets.

7️⃣ Live HUD Awareness

The HUD displays real-time status:

• Money Management state (Active / Halted)
• Remaining daily risk
• Recovery attempts used
• Trailing engine state
• Profit protection levels

This gives traders full transparency and confidence at all times.