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What does signal strength mean, and what should my minimum be?
Strength is the model's 0–5 rating of a signal; a higher /setMinStrength means fewer, pickier entries, and 0 takes every signal.
In the published archive, higher-strength signals reached their target slightly more often but were far rarer, so raising the minimum trades quantity for selectivity. There is no right value for everyone. Compare months at different strengths in the dataset (the strength column) and set /setMinStrength to what suits your size and patience.
Updated 2026-09-24.
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