Rules you can read. Trades you can trace.

Accelerator is built around a disciplined higher-timeframe bias and precise lower-timeframe execution. It first establishes market direction on the 15-minute chart using structural change. That bias decides whether the bot is allowed to open a buy or a sell. Entries, scale-ins, and hedges then fire on the lower chart timeframe — so the bot stays aligned with the broader move while reacting to fresher structure on the execution chart.

Instead of a blunt classic martingale that stacks many overlapping positions, Accelerator uses a cleaner design. When price moves against the primary and conditions allow, it can scale in in the same direction to improve the average entry. When the higher-timeframe trend flips against the primary, it can hedge with an opposite trade. In both cases, the bot is engineered to net opposing volume and retain effectively one working position, continuously adjusting the average entry rather than leaving a cluttered book of open legs. The result is martingale-style recovery power with far clearer exposure: one managed basket, one average, one exit plan.

That basket is managed toward a defined profit objective (percentage of balance), so recovery is not open-ended "hope" — it is structured toward a measurable money target. Optional trailing logic on hedge legs further helps lock progress once a recovery move develops.

Compounding and daily profit protection

A second layer of discipline sits above the trade engine. When the account reaches its configured daily compounding profit target, the bot stops trading for the rest of that day. The idea is simple: once the day's growth goal is secured, it refuses to give that progress back through unnecessary late-session risk. That turns compounding from a spreadsheet concept into live behaviour — hit the target, bank the day, protect the curve.

Why this design works well together

• HTF direction filter reduces fighting the dominant structure.
• LTF structure entries keep timing sharp without abandoning the bigger bias.
• Scale + hedge with netting gives adaptive recovery while keeping the account's open risk readable.
• Basket money targets focus management on outcome, not noise.
• Daily compound halt prioritises consistency and capital preservation after a winning day.

In short: Accelerator trades with a higher-timeframe compass, executes on the lower timeframe, recovers intelligently through averaged scaling and hedging rather than uncontrolled position stacking, and knows when to stop once the day's profit objective is achieved.