Yuno Algo
How Yuno works
One engine sits between the signal and your broker. Every order passes the same five checks, and every open position stays under the same four guards until it closes.
- Contract picked
- Live quote taken
- Sized to the account's risk
- Margin checked
- Stop-loss attached
From signal to order in one pass.
When your signal arrives, Yuno picks the exact contract, prices it from the live market, sizes it to the account's risk and checks that the margin is there. The order goes out with its stop-loss attached.
Managed on every tick.
Once the order fills, the stop-loss watchdog, the trailing ratchet, partial exits and square-off times take over. They run on the server, so they keep working when your laptop is closed or your connection drops.
Risk controlsEvery exit says why.
Each exit is recorded with its reason: stop-loss, target, trailing stop, breakeven, square-off, strategy exit or manual. The order book also shows where every order came from, including orders placed by hand or by the broker's desk.
Watching from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM.
Yuno covers the whole trading day, from the MCX open at 9:00 AM and the NSE open at 9:15 AM to the MCX close at night. Intraday positions are squared off before NSE closes at 3:30 PM.
Questions
Questions
What happens if the signal goes silent?
The guards keep working. Stops, trails and square-off times stay in force on every open position even when no new signal arrives.
Where do the orders go?
Into your own account with your broker, through the broker's official API. Funds and securities stay with that broker.
See it with your own plan.
On a short call we walk through the terminal with your rules in mind.