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Look for built-in stop loss and take profit that you can set before the bot goes live. These parameters define the boundaries within which the bot operates and protect your capital if the market moves against the strategy.

The bot should connect directly to your broker account via secure API. A platform that requires withdrawal access to your account is a significant red flag.

The ability to run the bot on a demo account under real market conditions — without risking capital — is essential for evaluating how a strategy behaves before going live.









