OR Gate
Trigger when any one of multiple connected signals fires.
The OR Gate passes a signal through when any one of its connected conditions becomes true. If three conditions are connected, just one needs to trigger. This lets you build strategies that accept multiple different setups.
Why It Matters
Sometimes you want a strategy that can enter on different types of signals — maybe a crossover OR an oversold bounce OR a breakout. The OR Gate lets you combine multiple entry methods into a single strategy, increasing your opportunity set without requiring all conditions to align.
Settings Explained
Indicator Sources — The conditions that can trigger the gate. Any one of them firing is sufficient.
Direction — Whether this gate applies to bullish signals, bearish signals, or both.
Example Use Case
You connect two entry signals to an OR Gate: (1) RSI crosses above 30 from oversold, (2) MACD crosses above its signal line. Either signal is sufficient to trigger a long entry. This gives your strategy two different paths to find trades, increasing its activity without sacrificing the quality of individual signals.
Use OR Gates when you want more trades. Use AND Gates when you want higher-quality trades. The ideal strategy often combines both — an OR Gate for entry signals, followed by an AND Gate for trend/volatility filters.