The GomerAI MultiStrat Networked EA BETA1 is an advanced algorithmic trading system that uses a 5-Pillar Hierarchical Signal Engine to identify and execute high-probability trades. This EA combines multiple trading strategies (TPB and KRSE) with intelligent regime detection and market structure analysis.
Key Features
5-Pillar Signal Architecture: LPE → REGIME → LWSWING → TPB/KRSE
Intelligent Regime Routing: Automatically switches between TPB (trending) and KRSE (quiet) strategies
Trade Health Monitor: Exits failing trades early to reduce tail losses
EA-Side Trailing Stop Loss: Protects profits without server dependency
Network Integration: Connects to GomerAI cloud for monitoring and updates
What Makes MultiStrat Different
Unlike traditional EAs that use a single strategy, MultiStrat:
Adapts to market conditions (trending vs. quiet)
Validates entry conditions across 5 independent pillars
Monitors trade health continuously and exits when the thesis fails
Protects profits with intelligent trailing stop loss
Architecture
Hierarchical Authority Model
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Pillar 1: LPE (Entry Gate) │ ← Must Pass (Liquidity OK?)
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Pillar 2: REGIME (Router) │ ← Routes to TPB or KRSE
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Pillar 3: LWSWING (Structure) │ ← Confirms bias (Bullish/Bearish)
├─────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Pillar 4a: TPB (Trending) │ ← Active when REGIME = TRENDING
│ Pillar 4b: KRSE (Quiet) │ ← Active when REGIME = QUIET
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
Signal Flow
LPE Gate: Checks if market conditions are suitable (spread, volume, tick flow)
REGIME: Determines if market is QUIET, TRENDING, or EXTREME
LWSWING: Analyzes market structure (bullish, bearish, or neutral)
TPB or KRSE: Generates entry signal based on regime
Entry Validation: All pillars must agree for trade to execute
User Input Parameters
Note: Parameters common to all GomerAI EAs (e.g., AlgoTrading toggle, magic number, lot size) are documented in the EA Template Users Manual. This manual covers MultiStrat-specific parameters only.
Pillar 1: LPE (Liquidity & Participation Gate)
The LPE (Liquidity, Participation, and Entry) pillar ensures the market has sufficient liquidity and participation before allowing entries. It prevents trading during illiquid or erratic market conditions.
InpLPE_SpreadLookback
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Number of bars to analyze for spread calculation.
Higher values (50-100): Smoother average, less sensitive to spread spikes
Lower values (10-20): More reactive to recent spread changes
Use case: Increase during volatile sessions to avoid false rejections
InpLPE_SpreadMaxRatio
Default: 2.0 Range: 0.2-20.0
Maximum allowed spread as a ratio of the average spread.
2.0 = Current spread must be ≤ 2x average spread
Higher values (3.0-5.0): More lenient, allows wider spreads
Lower values (1.2-1.5): Stricter, only trades during tight spreads
Use case: Set to 3.0+ for exotic pairs, 1.5-2.0 for majors
InpLPE_VolumeLookback
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Number of bars to analyze for volume calculation.
Similar to SpreadLookback
Higher values: Smoother volume baseline
Use case: Match to SpreadLookback for consistency
InpLPE_VolumeMinRatio
Default: 0.5 Range: 0.05-5.0
Minimum required volume as a ratio of the average volume.
Use case: Match to your timeframe and trading style
InpLWSWING_SwingStrength
Default: 3 Range: 1-30
Minimum number of bars on each side of a swing point.
3 = Swing high/low must have 3 bars before and after
Higher values (5-10): Detects only major swings
Lower values (2-3): More sensitive, detects minor swings
Use case: Increase for higher timeframes (M30+), decrease for scalping
InpLWSWING_AllowNeutral
Default: true
Allow entries when LWSWING bias is neutral.
true: Can trade when structure is unclear
false: Only trades when bias is clearly bullish or bearish
Use case: Set false for directional strategies, true for range trading
InpLWSWING_RequireIntermediate
Default: false
Require intermediate swing confirmation before bias change.
false: Faster bias changes (more responsive)
true: Waits for structure confirmation (less whipsaw)
Use case: Set true in choppy markets to reduce false signals
Pillar 3: TPB (Timing & Price Mechanics)
TPB (Trendline Pullback & Bounce) is the trending strategy. Active when REGIME detects a trending market. Looks for pullbacks to EMA with stochastic confirmation.
InpTPB_EMAPeriod
Default: 50 Range: 1-500
Period for the trendline EMA.
50 = EMA(50) used as dynamic support/resistance
Higher values (100-200): Slower EMA, major trend
Lower values (20-50): Faster EMA, short-term trend
Use case: 50 for M15, 100-200 for H1+
InpTPB_StochKPeriod
Default: 5 Range: 1-50
Stochastic %K period.
5 = Fast stochastic
Higher values (14-21): Slower, less sensitive
Lower values (3-5): Faster, more signals
Use case: Keep at 5 for scalping, 14 for swing trading
Use case: Increase for volatile pairs, decrease for tight ranges
InpTPB_TPATRMult
Default: 4.0 Range: 0.4-40.0
Take profit as multiple of ATR.
4.0 = TP is 4 x ATR
Creates ~1:2.5 risk/reward ratio with SL=1.5
Higher values (5.0-8.0): Larger profit targets
Use case: Adjust based on desired R:R ratio
Pillar 4: KRSE (Stretch & Mean Reversion)
KRSE (Keltner Range Stretch Entry) is the mean reversion strategy. Active when REGIME detects a quiet market. Looks for price to overextend beyond bands, then revert.
InpKRSE_Enable
Default: true
Enable or disable KRSE strategy.
true: KRSE active during QUIET regime
false: Disables KRSE (TPB only)
Use case: Keep true for full MultiStrat functionality
InpKRSE_UseBollingerStretch
Default: true
Use Bollinger Bands for stretch detection.
true: BB used as primary stretch indicator
false: Disables BB (uses ATR only)
Use case: Keep true for best results
InpKRSE_BBPeriod
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Bollinger Bands period.
20 = Standard BB(20)
Use case: Keep at 20 for consistency with industry standards
Use case: Match to timeframe (50 for M15, 100 for H1)
InpKRSE_ATRMinPoints
Default: 50.0 Range: 5.0-500.0
Minimum ATR in points for entry.
50 points = 5 pips on 5-digit broker
Prevents entries when volatility is too low
Use case: Increase for more volatile pairs
InpKRSE_UseATRRelativeFloor
Default: true
Use ATR moving average as relative floor.
true: Requires ATR > threshold relative to ATR MA
false: Uses absolute ATR minimum only
Use case: Keep true for adaptive volatility filtering
InpKRSE_ATRMAPeriod
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Period for ATR moving average.
20 = ATR compared to its 20-period MA
Use case: Keep at 20
InpKRSE_ATRMinToATRMA
Default: 0.8 Range: 0.08-8.0
Minimum ATR as ratio of ATR MA.
0.8 = ATR must be ≥ 80% of its MA
Prevents entries when volatility is declining
Use case: Increase to 1.0+ to require expanding volatility
InpKRSE_GapATRMult
Default: 0.5 Range: 0.05-5.0
Maximum gap from prior bar as ATR multiple.
0.5 = Gap must be < 50% of ATR
Filters out large price gaps
Use case: Keep at 0.5
InpKRSE_CloseATRMult
Default: 0.5 Range: 0.05-5.0
Minimum close movement from prior bar as ATR multiple.
0.5 = Close must move ≥ 50% of ATR
Ensures meaningful price action
Use case: Keep at 0.5
InpKRSE_PriorBarIndex
Default: 1 Range: 1-10
Which bar to use for prior bar comparison.
1 = Compare to bar[1] (previous bar)
Use case: Keep at 1
InpKRSE_RequireNewExtreme
Default: true
Require price to make a new extreme beyond stretch.
true: Price must exceed prior high/low
false: Any stretch qualifies
Use case: Keep true to ensure genuine overextension
InpKRSE_UseADXGate
Default: true
Use ADX to filter out trending markets.
true: Blocks KRSE entries when ADX is high
false: Ignores ADX (not recommended)
Use case: Keep true to avoid mean reversion in trends
InpKRSE_ADXPeriod
Default: 14 Range: 1-140
ADX period for trend strength.
14 = Standard ADX(14)
Use case: Keep at 14
InpKRSE_ADXMaxForReversal
Default: 30.0 Range: 3.0-300.0
Maximum ADX for mean reversion entry.
30 = Blocks KRSE when ADX > 30
Higher values (35-40): Allows KRSE in moderate trends
Lower values (20-25): Only allows KRSE in very quiet markets
Use case: 30 is balanced
InpKRSE_UseEMASlopeGate
Default: true
Use EMA slope to filter out trending markets.
true: Blocks KRSE when EMA slope is steep
false: Ignores EMA slope
Use case: Keep true
InpKRSE_EMASlopePeriod
Default: 50 Range: 1-500
EMA period for slope calculation.
50 = Uses EMA(50) slope
Use case: Match to main EMA period
InpKRSE_EMASlopeMaxATR
Default: 0.3 Range: 0.03-3.0
Maximum EMA slope as ATR multiple.
0.3 = EMA slope must be < 30% of ATR
Blocks KRSE when EMA is trending
Use case: Keep at 0.3
InpKRSE_AllowLong
Default: true
Allow KRSE long entries.
Use case: Disable if you only want short mean reversion
InpKRSE_AllowShort
Default: true
Allow KRSE short entries.
Use case: Disable if you only want long mean reversion
InpKRSE_OnePositionMode
Default: true
Limit to one KRSE position at a time.
true: Only one KRSE trade open
false: Allows multiple KRSE positions
Use case: Keep true to avoid over-exposure
InpKRSE_MinBarsBetweenTrades
Default: 5 Range: 1-50
Minimum bars between KRSE entries.
5 = Wait 5 bars before next KRSE entry
Prevents rapid-fire entries
Use case: Increase to 10-20 in choppy markets
InpKRSE_SLATRMult
Default: 2.0 Range: 0.2-20.0
Stop loss as ATR multiple.
2.0 = SL is 2 x ATR
Wider than TPB due to mean reversion nature
Use case: Adjust based on volatility
InpKRSE_UseStageATarget
Default: true
Use staged profit taking.
true: Closes partial position at first target
false: All-or-nothing exit
Use case: Keep true for better R:R management
InpKRSE_StageAR
Default: 2.0 Range: 0.2-20.0
Stage A target as R multiple.
2.0 = First target at 2R (2 x SL)
Use case: Keep at 2.0 for 1:2 R:R on partial
InpKRSE_PartialClosePct
Default: 50.0 Range: 5.0-500.0
Percentage of position to close at Stage A.
50 = Close 50% at first target
Use case: 50% is balanced
InpKRSE_UseATRTrail
Default: true
Use ATR-based trailing stop.
true: Trails SL based on ATR
false: Static SL after Stage A
Use case: Keep true for profit protection
InpKRSE_ATRTrailMult
Default: 1.5 Range: 0.15-15.0
ATR multiplier for trailing distance.
1.5 = Trail SL at 1.5 x ATR
Use case: Keep at 1.5
InpKRSE_UseSwingTrail
Default: false
Use swing-based trailing stop.
true: Trails SL at swing lows/highs
false: Uses ATR trail only
Use case: Keep false (ATR trail is more reliable)
InpKRSE_SwingTrailLookback
Default: 10 Range: 1-100
Lookback bars for swing trail.
10 = Looks back 10 bars for swing point
Use case: N/A if UseSwingTrail is false
InpKRSE_UseOppositeSignalExit
Default: true
Exit KRSE position on opposite signal.
true: Closes LONG on SHORT signal (and vice versa)
false: Waits for SL/TP
Use case: Keep true for active management
InpKRSE_MinProfitToExitATRMult
Default: 1.0 Range: 0.1-10.0
Minimum profit before opposite signal exit.
1.0 = Must be +1 ATR in profit
Prevents premature exits on noise
Use case: Keep at 1.0
Pillar 5: REGIME (Pressure & Regime Router)
REGIME determines the market condition (QUIET, TRENDING, EXTREME) and routes to the appropriate strategy (KRSE for QUIET, TPB for TRENDING, blocks entries for EXTREME).
InpREGIME_ADXPeriod
Default: 14 Range: 1-140
ADX period for trend strength.
14 = Standard ADX(14)
Use case: Keep at 14
InpREGIME_ADXTrendingMin
Default: 25.0 Range: 2.5-250.0
Minimum ADX for TRENDING regime.
25 = ADX > 25 triggers TRENDING (activates TPB)
Higher values (30-35): Requires stronger trends
Lower values (20-25): More sensitive to trends
Use case: 25 is standard
InpREGIME_ADXExtremeMin
Default: 40.0 Range: 4.0-400.0
Minimum ADX for EXTREME regime.
40 = ADX > 40 triggers EXTREME (blocks all entries)
Higher values (45-50): Allows trading in strong trends
Lower values (35-40): More conservative (blocks sooner)
Use case: 40 is balanced
InpREGIME_ATRPeriod
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
ATR period for volatility measurement.
20 = ATR(20) used for regime detection
Use case: Keep at 20
InpREGIME_BBPeriod
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Bollinger Bands period for regime.
20 = BB(20) used for squeeze detection
Use case: Keep at 20
InpREGIME_BBDeviation
Default: 2.0 Range: 0.2-20.0
Bollinger Bands standard deviation.
2.0 = ±2 standard deviations
Use case: Keep at 2.0
InpREGIME_StdDevPeriod
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Standard deviation period for volatility.
20 = Uses 20-bar standard deviation
Use case: Keep at 20
InpREGIME_KeltnerEMAPeriod
Default: 20 Range: 1-200
Keltner Channel EMA period.
20 = KC based on EMA(20)
Use case: Keep at 20
InpREGIME_KeltnerATRMult
Default: 1.5 Range: 0.15-15.0
Keltner Channel ATR multiplier.
1.5 = KC bands at ±1.5 ATR from EMA
Use case: Keep at 1.5
InpREGIME_SqueezeRatioMax
Default: 0.5 Range: 0.05-5.0
Maximum BB/KC ratio for squeeze detection.
0.5 = BB width must be < 50% of KC width
Lower values = Tighter squeeze required
Use case: Keep at 0.5
InpREGIME_SurgeThreshold
Default: 1.5 Range: 0.15-15.0
ATR surge threshold for volatility expansion.
1.5 = Current ATR must be > 1.5x recent average
Detects volatility breakouts
Use case: Keep at 1.5
Trade Settings
InpSL
Default: 1000 Range: 100-1000
Stop loss in points (not pips).
1000 points = 100 pips on 5-digit broker
This is a FALLBACK SL (strategies use ATR-based SLs)
Use case: Set high enough to allow strategy SLs to work
InpTP
Default: 300 Range: 300-3000
Take profit in points (not pips).
300 points = 30 pips on 5-digit broker
This is a FALLBACK TP (strategies use ATR-based TPs)
Use case: Set as safety net for runaway winners
InpSlippage
Default: 10 Range: 1-100
Maximum allowed slippage in points.
10 points = 1 pip on 5-digit broker
Use case: Increase during high volatility or news
InpLotSize
Default: 0.01 Range: 0.001-0.1
Fixed lot size per trade.
0.01 = 0.01 lots (1,000 units, ~$0.10/pip)
Use case: Start small, increase after validation
Exit Management
EnableTrailingStop
Default: true
Enable EA-side trailing stop loss.
true: TSL protects profits
false: Static SL only (not recommended)
Use case: Keep true for profit protection
TSL_ActivationPoints
Default: 50.0 Range: 5.0-500.0
Profit in points before TSL activates.
50 points = 5 pips on 5-digit broker
Higher values (100-150): TSL activates later (more room)
Use case: 30 allows winners to run while protecting gains
EnableExitOnOppositeSignal
Default: true
Close position when opposite signal fires.
true: Exits LONG on SHORT signal (and vice versa)
false: Waits for SL/TP
Use case: Keep true for active management
Trade Health Monitor
The Trade Health Monitor is v1.23’s flagship feature. It continuously evaluates whether the trade thesis is still valid and exits early when it fails, reducing tail losses.
EnableTradeHealthMonitor
Default: true
Enable continuous trade thesis validation.
true: Health Monitor active
false: Relies on SL/TP only
Use case: Keep true to reduce tail losses
MinBarsBeforeHealthExit
Default: 1 Range: 1-10
Minimum bars open before health exit allowed.
1 = Can exit after 1 bar (15 min on M15)
Higher values (3-5): Gives trade more time
Lower values (1-2): More aggressive exits
Use case: 1 is optimal (validated in backtests)
HealthScoreWarningThreshold
Default: 40 Range: 1-400
Score below this triggers WARNING state.
40 = Warning when score drops below 40
Informational only (no action taken)
Use case: Keep at 40 for monitoring
HealthScoreDefendThreshold
Default: 15 Range: 1-150
Score below this triggers DEFEND state.
15 = Defend mode when score drops below 15
Blocks new entries while position is unhealthy
Use case: Keep at 15
HealthScoreExitThreshold
Default: 15 Range: 1-150
Score below this triggers EXIT state.
15 = Exit consideration when score drops below 15
Must also pass guardrails
Use case: 15 is optimal (validated in backtests)
HealthExitMaxDDPercent
Default: 0.15 Range: 0.015-1.5
Minimum drawdown % of SL before health exit.
0.15 = Must be down 15% of SL distance
For 10-pip SL: Must be down 1.5 pips
Lower values (0.10-0.15): Earlier exits
Higher values (0.20-0.35): Later exits
Use case: 0.15 is optimal (validated in backtests)
