I cover what it looks like when 16+ algorithms are trading futures markets on autopilot in this quick video!

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This is required knowledge for futures traders. In tradestation the last day to roll contracts is the soonest date of: - Expiration Date - Notice Date* Another way to tell: - The continuous contract (eg. GC) volume is higher than the previous front month contract symbol (eg. GCZ25) *Within normal expectation (ex abnormal: 01/01/1900) P.S. Added a hotfix ELD, see pinned comment for installation instructions. I will include it with the 2026 Q1 update

Eros the long gold algo incorrectly shows it is in a position on Friday 11/28/25, which triggered a mistaken long entry that resulted in $6k profits. This is a bug, Eros chart should always be set to 2 years back now. Refresh the chart and position match. P.S. If you are on concierge tier (VIP) no action needed!

I’ve been thinking a lot about drawdowns and how everyone manages them. I’m running strictly algos now, and one of the biggest differences compared to when I traded manually is how much less tilt I experience. Following Kevin’s system has basically removed the emotional swings I used to put myself through. For those of you who’ve made a similar transition, or even those still trading manually, how do you think about an acceptable drawdown? And when you are in a drawdown, what helps you manage it, both from a risk perspective and a mental one? I am curious to hear how others define their thresholds and keep a clear head when things pull back.