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The type of _statements_ you will use to define _conditions_ need to evaluate to _true_ or _false_.
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When **all** _conditions_ within a _situation_ evaluate _true_, then the _situation_ evaluates _true_. This means that multiple _conditions_ within a situation are evaluated with the _AND_ operator (_e.g. condition 1 AND condition 2 AND condition 3 are either true or false; that is, if one condition is false, then the situation is false_).
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When ***all conditions*** within a _situation_ evaluate _true_, then the _situation_ evaluates _true_. This means that multiple _conditions_ within a situation are evaluated with the _AND_ operator (_e.g. condition 1 AND condition 2 AND condition 3 are either true or false; that is, if one condition is false, then the situation is false_).
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On the other hand, when a certain event has multiple _situations_, then _situations_ are evaluated with the _OR_ operator (e.g. if either _situation 1_ OR _situation 2_ are true, then the event will be triggered.
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@@ -506,14 +506,15 @@ Let's first review the minimum requirements to have a working strategy.
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| Icon | Element | Description |
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| :---: | :---: | :--- |
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|  | Position Size | Determines how much capital is put in each trade (formula). The formula may be a constant (a fixed numerical value), or may relate to relevant [available variables](#available-variables). The resulting value should not be higher than your available balance (*balanceAssetA* if you stand on BTC and *balanceAssetB* if you stand on USDT.<br/>*e.g.:* ```assetBalanceB``` puts all your available balance in each trade, in case your _base asset_ is USDT |
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|  | Position Rate | At this point, position rate is not being used during live trading. We recommend you use ```candle.close``` in your formula until the Execution Algorithms allow users more control over execution (learn more about [Execution Limitations](#execution-limitations). |
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|  | Take Position Event | Determines under which situations/conditions the position is taken (at least one situation with one condition). |
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|  | Position Size | A formula, determines how much capital is put in each trade. The formula may be a constant (a fixed numerical value), or may relate to relevant [available variables](#available-variables). The resulting value should not be higher than your available balance (*balanceAssetA* if you stand on BTC and *balanceAssetB* if you stand on USDT.<br/>*e.g.: ```assetBalanceB``` puts all your available balance in each trade, in case your _base asset_ is USDT* |
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|  | Position Rate | A formula, at this point, not taken into account during live trading. We recommend you use ```candle.close``` in your formula until the *Execution Engine* allow users more control over execution (learn more about current [Execution Limitations](#execution-limitations). |
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* **Stop**:
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* Phase 0: formula (any mathematical expression or number).
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* Take Profit:
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* Phase 0: formula (any mathematical expression or number).
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In addition to *Position Rate* and *Position Size*, you also need to define the initial values for your *Stop* and *Take Profit*. The initial value is set as a formula on Phase 0 (refer to the Superalgos Protocol articles for an explanation on managing Stop and Take Profit in phases).
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| Stop | Phase 0 | Description |
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|  |  | A formula, determines your initial *Stop* value. A likely scenario is relating your initial stop to the *positionRate* (the price at which the position was taken).<br/> *e.g.: ```positionRate - positionRate * 0.02``` sets your initial stop at 2% below the price at which you take the position.* |
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|  |  | A formula, determines your initial *Take Profit* value. Again, you may chose to relat your initial take profit to the *positionRate* or any other available variable. |
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### Using an Existing Strategy
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