Automatic Entry Signals

Automated Trading Signals

Jungle Rebounder can automatically trigger trading sequences based on technical indicators and price action patterns. This allows you to catch trading opportunities 24/7 without manual intervention.

How Signals Work

Signals monitor market conditions using technical indicators. When your configured conditions are met, the bot automatically opens a sequence on your behalf. This means you never miss trading opportunities, even when you're not actively monitoring the markets.

Signal Scope: Global vs Per-Pair

Signals can work in two ways:

Creating Signals

You can create signals in two ways:

Available Condition Types

The bot supports many technical indicators for signal conditions:

• RSI - Relative Strength Index thresholds (oversold/overbought)
• MACD Crossover - MACD line crosses signal line (bullish/bearish)
• Price vs MA - Price above/below moving average
• Support/Resistance - Price bounces off support/resistance levels
• Candlestick Pattern - Hammer, shooting star, doji, etc.
• Volume - Volume spike detection
• And more...

Signal Configuration

Each signal has configurable settings:

• Cooldown Period: Minimum time between signal triggers (default: 60 minutes) - prevents over-trading
• Daily Limit: Maximum signals per day (default: 5) - protects against market noise
• Signal Strength: Minimum strength required (0.0-1.0, default: 0.5) - higher = more selective
• Timeframe: Chart timeframe for analysis (5m, 15m, 1h, etc.) - shorter = more signals, faster reactions

Signal Limits

Each user can create up to 8 signals. This limit helps prevent signal spam and ensures optimal bot performance.

Template Page Features

The Templates page offers several ways to find and explore signal templates:

Template Categories

Templates are organized into four main categories:

• Trend Following: Templates that follow market trends (Golden Cross, MACD Crossovers, Price Above MA)
• Mean Reversion: Templates that catch price reversals (RSI Oversold/Overbought, Support/Resistance Bounce)
• Breakout: Templates that detect price breakouts (Breakout + Volume Spike)
• Momentum: Templates that capture momentum shifts (MACD crossovers, momentum indicators)

Use category tabs at the top of the page to filter templates by strategy type.

Template Collections

Pre-made collections group templates by trading style:

• Beginner Friendly: Simple, low-risk templates with single conditions
• High Frequency: Templates that trigger often (5+ signals per day)
• Conservative: High strength, low frequency templates for selective trading
• Aggressive: Lower strength, higher frequency templates for active trading

Toggle collections view to see templates grouped by these criteria. Collections respect your active filters.

View Modes

Switch between two viewing options:

• Grid View: Visual card layout with all template details visible
• List View: Compact horizontal layout for scanning many templates quickly

Your view preference is saved and restored on your next visit.

Template Preview

Before creating a signal, you can preview full template details:

• Click the info icon (ⓘ) next to a template name
• Or click the question mark (?) button next to "Use Template"
• Preview modal shows all template information, conditions breakdown, and best practices
• See if template is already in use and link to existing signal

Usage Indicators

Templates show if they're already in use:

• "In Use" badge: Appears on templates that match your existing signals
• Tooltip: Shows the name of your existing signal and provides a link
• "View Existing Signal" button: In preview modal, jump directly to your existing signal
• You can still create duplicates if needed

Template Information

Each template includes comprehensive information to help you choose the right one:

• Best For: Ideal market conditions and use cases for each template
• Pro Tips: Advanced techniques and actionable advice for better results
• When to Avoid: Market conditions where the template may not work well
• Risk Considerations: Guidance on strength thresholds, cooldowns, and risk management
• Estimated Frequency: Expected signals per day and per week based on template settings
• Performance Badges: See which templates have proven track records (High Performer, Good Performer)
• Category Badge: Shows which strategy type the template belongs to
• Direction Badge: LONG or SHORT to indicate trade direction
• Strength Badge: Low, Medium, or High signal strength requirement

Best Practices

• Start with templates: Use pre-built templates to learn how signals work - each template includes detailed guidance
• Use collections: Start with "Beginner Friendly" collection if you're new, or "High Frequency" if you want more activity
• Filter by category: Focus on one strategy type (e.g., Mean Reversion) to build a cohesive signal portfolio
• Preview before creating: Always click the info icon to review full template details and best practices
• Check usage indicators: Avoid creating duplicate signals - use "View Existing Signal" if template is already in use
• Read template information: Review "Best For", "Pro Tips", and "When to Avoid" sections before creating signals
• Check estimated frequency: Understand how often each template will trigger to manage your signal portfolio
• Look for performance badges: Templates with "High Performer" or "Good Performer" badges have proven track records
• Test before relying: Test signal conditions manually before enabling automatic triggering
• Set reasonable limits: Don't set daily limit too high - quality over quantity
• Use cooldowns: Prevent rapid-fire signals that could lead to over-trading
• Monitor performance: Review signal history regularly to see which signals work best
• Combine with manual: Use signals for common patterns, manually trigger for special situations