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# Algorithms

Panel for managing trading algorithms: start, stop, configure parameters, and monitor operation.

### Main Elements

* **Control buttons** — start and stop all or selected algorithms
* **Algorithms table** — list of algorithms with their parameters and settings
* **Filter panel** — search and group algorithms
* **Status indicators** — number of running, stopped, and active algorithms

### Table Information

* **Controls** — algorithm start and stop buttons
* **Name** — algorithm name and type
* **Emulator** — enable trading emulation mode
* **Preset** — use saved settings
* **Autostart** — automatic algorithm launch at program start
* **Iceberg** — mode to hide real order volume
* **Market and assets** — select market, quote asset, and trading pair (blacklist, whitelist)
* **Algorithm parameters** — algorithm settings (depend on algorithm type)
* **Side** — trading direction (Long/Short)
* **Size** — order size for algorithm
* **TP** — take profit settings (profit locking)
* **TP Iceberg** — iceberg mode for take profit orders
* **SL** — stop loss settings (loss limitation)
* **TS** — trailing stop settings (following stop)
* **Profiling** — debugging and analysis tool, shows algorithm operation on chart
* **Table management** — select displayed columns in the table

### Folders

Algorithms of the same type can be grouped into folders for convenient organization. Folders are displayed in the table and allow structuring large numbers of algorithms.

### Operations

#### Creating Algorithms and Folders

* **Add algorithm** — create new trading algorithm
* **Add folder** — create new folder for organizing algorithms
* **Paste** — paste a copied algorithm or folder of algorithms

#### Bulk Operations

**Algorithms**

* **Start all** — start all algorithms in the list
* **Stop all** — stop all running algorithms
* **Edit** — change parameters of selected algorithms of the same type (available only for stopped algorithms)
* **Copy** — copy selected algorithms
* **Delete** — delete selected algorithms
* **Add to folder** — organize algorithms into folders

#### Individual Algorithm Operations

* **Start/Stop** — toggle algorithm state
* **Profiling** — enable or disable algorithm profiling
* **Edit** — change algorithm parameters
* **Duplicate** — create algorithm copy with same settings
* **Copy to buffer** — copy algorithm to clipboard
* **Delete** — delete algorithm

⚠️ **Important:** stopping an algorithm does not automatically close positions opened by it.

#### Folder Operations

* **Start/Stop** — start or stop all algorithms in folder simultaneously
* **Clone** — create folder copy with all algorithms
* **Copy to buffer** — copy folder to clipboard
* **Delete** — delete folder and all algorithms in it

### Filters

* **Search** — search by algorithm name
* **By status** — running or stopped algorithms
* **By type** — display algorithms of specific type
* **By emulation mode** — emulated or real algorithms
* **By autostart** — algorithms with or without autostart
* **By profiling** — algorithms with profiling enabled or disabled


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