Lot Sizing Multipliers Using Fibonacci or Prior Trade Size
Summary
The document describes configurable lot-size multipliers for a trading function. Its inputs offer three modes: disable the multiplier, use a Fibonacci-style sequence, or determine the next lot from the last closed lot by either multiplying it or adding a lot. A choice variable selects the active mode.
This is a brief description of position-sizing logic rather than a complete trading method. It does not define how the initial lot is chosen, how a trade is considered closed, or what limits apply to the resulting size. No risk controls, examples, or performance evidence are supplied, so the sizing rules alone do not establish suitability or profitability.
Key ideas
- The function offers a setting to disable lot multiplication.
- One mode increases lot size according to a Fibonacci-style sequence.
- Other modes derive the next lot from the last closed lot by multiplication or addition.
- A choice input determines which sizing rule is used.
- The document does not explain initial sizing, caps, or risk controls.
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