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Instead of guessing the top, you can Sell gold programmatically by turning an exit plan into simple if-then rules. Set take profit at +6 percent, cut risk at -2 percent, or trail by 1.5 percent after price moves in your favor. You get consistent execution, logs and alerts without writing code.
Traders often use XAUUSD signals like RSI levels, moving averages and volatility filters to decide when to reduce exposure. Coinrule turns those signals into automated orders on the timeframes you choose, from 15 minutes to daily. Stage exits in parts, such as selling 25 percent at +3 percent and another 25 percent at +5 percent, while the rest stays protected by a trailing stop.
Every strategy needs guardrails when markets gap or trend hard. Add max drawdown limits, cooldown timers and stop conditions that pause rules after a losing streak. For example, halt new orders for 2 hours after three triggers in a row, or disable automation if spread widens beyond your threshold. These controls help keep execution disciplined when you are away from the screen.
Exit templates you can adapt
Pick a template and tune it to your gold thesis. One setup is: if RSI crosses above 70 on 1-hour candles, take 20 percent profit, then trail the remainder by 1 percent. Another is a trend exit: if price closes below MA50 for two consecutive 4-hour candles, reduce exposure by 50 percent. Backtest variations before going live to see how different thresholds behave.
Multi-venue automation
Coinrule runs your rules across connected venues like Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX and Bybit, so you can manage execution from one place. You keep control of funds while the platform sends orders via secure API connections and records every action for review.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a 2 percent stop and starts a 1.5 percent trailing take profit after a 3 percent gain. Helps protect profits during fast moves. Tune levels to your timeframe.
Moving Average Scalper
Sells when a fast MA crosses down a slow MA on 15m to 1h charts. Exits if price closes below MA50. Uses a tight stop to limit whipsaws.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Reduces exposure after an oversold bounce fades. Sells when RSI falls back below 50 after tagging 30 on 1h candles. Adds a time stop if momentum stalls.
Volatility Breakout
Exits when ATR expands and price breaks below a volatility band. Adds a cooldown to avoid repeated triggers in chop. Useful when conditions shift from range to trend.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Sells when price tags the upper band and RSI is above 65. Re-enters only after a mid-band reset. Includes a max loss cap per trade.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Sets a 2 percent stop and starts a 1.5 percent trailing take profit after a 3 percent gain. Helps protect profits during fast moves. Tune levels to your timeframe.
Moving Average Scalper
Sells when a fast MA crosses down a slow MA on 15m to 1h charts. Exits if price closes below MA50. Uses a tight stop to limit whipsaws.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Reduces exposure after an oversold bounce fades. Sells when RSI falls back below 50 after tagging 30 on 1h candles. Adds a time stop if momentum stalls.
Volatility Breakout
Exits when ATR expands and price breaks below a volatility band. Adds a cooldown to avoid repeated triggers in chop. Useful when conditions shift from range to trend.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Sells when price tags the upper band and RSI is above 65. Re-enters only after a mid-band reset. Includes a max loss cap per trade.
Supertrend Momentum
Cuts exposure when Supertrend flips bearish on 4h candles. Adds a volume filter using the 20-period average. Helps avoid weak signals.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Sells on a break below the 20-period Donchian low. Trails risk using the 10-period channel. Aims to stay in trends while cutting reversals.
ATR Channel Breakout
Exits when price closes below an ATR-based lower channel by 0.5x ATR. Takes partial profit at +4 percent. Designed for volatile sessions.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Takes profit near a defined resistance zone and cuts risk if support breaks. Sells 30 percent after two failed tests at the same level. Simple and transparent.
Portfolio Rebalance
Sells a portion when allocation exceeds a target band, such as 12 percent plus 2 percent. Rebalances back to target on a schedule. Keeps risk aligned with your plan.
Once you decide to automate exits, define three layers: signal, execution and safety. Example signal: RSI above 72 on 1-hour candles. Example execution: sell 20 percent immediately, then place a 1.2 percent trailing stop on the remainder. Example safety: stop all rules if daily drawdown exceeds 3 percent or if five triggers occur within 30 minutes.
Scaling out can beat all-or-nothing decisions. Try a ladder like 25 percent at +2 percent, 25 percent at +4 percent, and let the last 50 percent trail until momentum fades. If price reverses quickly, you still bank gains.
Before risking capital, validate thresholds on historical data across different regimes. Then run the same rules in simulation to confirm order timing, slippage assumptions and alerting. After that, go live with smaller size and widen limits only when logs show stable behavior. This process turns a good idea into a dependable system.
When an order fires, you can review the trigger, timestamp and indicator values that caused it. That audit trail makes it easier to debug false signals and refine rules. Small edits compound into better execution over time.
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Write your exit plan as a checklist, then translate each line into a condition. Start with one signal and one exit, then add one improvement per iteration. Simple rules are easier to trust and maintain.
Gold can move fast around macro headlines. Add a filter such as: if ATR doubles versus its 20-period average, reduce size by half or widen stops temporarily. You can require two candle closes before a full exit to avoid single-wick triggers.
Many mistakes come from changing size mid-trade. Use fixed percentages of balance, or cap each order to a maximum like 2 percent of account value. If you run multiple strategies, set allocation limits so one rule cannot dominate risk.
Because every trigger is logged, you can review what worked without relying on memory. Compare outcomes across timeframes, such as 1-hour versus 4-hour signals, and keep the better performer. Treat improvements like software releases.
To expand beyond single-asset exits, combine hedges and rebalancing. Some traders pair a trend filter with a defensive rotation, while others use a time-based rebalance each Friday. For more patterns, see /automated-trading and /templates.
Build one rule today, test it and let it run with clear limits. Start with a simple take profit and stop loss, then add trailing logic once you trust the behavior. Coinrule keeps execution systematic so you can focus on research, not constant monitoring.
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