Automate your trading strategies and run them 24/7 on a wide market range. The platform features trading bots that you can use to employ several trading strategies.

This bot is highly configurable and anyone can create their own automated trading strategies and deploy them to work round the clock.  Below are the key features of Apex Trader.

Highly Configurable Software

Apex Trader provides over 100 technical indicators including candle patterns, which can run on their own timeframes. You can combine the indicators to create ‘hybrids’ as well as run on their timeframes within the same strategy. Therefore, anyone can create their automated trading strategies and then deploy them to run 24/7 on a wide market range.

Unlimited Strategies

With Apex Trader, you can create and store as many strategies as you want. You can then switch these strategies within a few seconds on any running bot or do it through automation. You can also set up multiple buys and sell groups consisting of any number of indicators and signals within a strategy.

Comprehensive Take Profit Targets

Apex Trader provides four profit-taking options: Percentage Profit, Trailing Stop Loss, Dynamic Profit Taking, and Sell on Technical Analysis.

Percentage profit involves setting a percentage from the initial purchase price. Trailing Stop Loss allows you to follow a price upwards and only sell once it starts to decline. Through Dynamic Profit Taking, Apex Trader can scan recent market movements and provide a custom percentage profit target. Finally, Sell on Technical Analysis allows you to build a custom sell strategy using any combination of indicators and timeframe.

Built-in Automation

Automation provides you with tools to handle changing market conditions such as change strategy, top-up on BNB for trading fees, and many more. You can also automate routine manual tasks.

Automation comes in three forms – strategy based, time interval, and time range. These forms can attach many actions such as Enable/Disable buying and selling, Enable/Disable auto-reverse trading, and Panic sell all positions.

Dollar-Cost Averaging

This is a technique used to spread the cost of an asset, effectively averaging out the cost of buying your asset. Dollar-Cost Average can also be very useful when a position has slipped into the red. With Apex, you have access to both the manual and automated versions of this process.

Reverse Trading

This is the act of trading ‘in reverse’. You can configure Apex to get out of losing position and re-enter it at a lower price skipping some of the losses when the market goes against you.