Release Notes - Solis AI v15.50 (Major Update)

[NEW] Advanced Volatility Shield (Time-Slicing): Added a new DAY OF WEEK FILTER input group. Users can now individually toggle trading on/off for specific days of the week (Monday through Friday). This allows for deep quantitative customization and the ability to bypass historically toxic market days (e.g., Thursdays) to drastically increase the Sharpe Ratio.
[OPTIMIZED] Core Parameter Hardcoding: Factory defaults have been rigorously updated based on 1000+ hours of new Forward and Backtest data. InpRiskPercent is now natively set to 1.0, and InpUseTrailing is disabled by default to allow the algorithm to fully reach the mathematical 5.2 ATR Take Profit, which has proven to yield a superior win/loss structure.
[IMPROVED] Institutional UI: Input parameter display names have been refined and standardized for a cleaner, professional user experience in the MT5 strategy tester and live terminal.
[STABILITY] Neural Guard: Minor internal refinements to the M15 execution logic to prevent entry conflicts during high-spread news events.

🚀 What's New in Version 15.3:
Institutional Parameter Optimization: Complete recalibration of the neural core and risk parameters based on extensive Forward Walk Analysis.
Enhanced Sharpe Ratio Efficiency: Improved the mathematical model to reach an elite Forward Sharpe Ratio of 5.72 (Institutional Tier) and 8.53 (Standard Tier).
Refined ATR Profit-Targeting: Updated the Take Profit multipliers (ATR 5.2) to better capture extended trend expansions in the current Gold market volatility.
Strategic Cooldown Implementation: Increased the post-trade cooldown period (16 bars) to avoid high-volatility "aftershocks" and improve capital preservation.
Drawdown Compression: Structural logic updates that reduced the maximum expected drawdown to professional levels (below 10% in institutional testing).
Neural Threshold Calibration: Fine-tuned the neural sentiment threshold to 0.69, providing a superior balance between trade frequency and signal accuracy.
Improved Recovery Factor: Enhanced the system's ability to restore capital efficiently through better trailing and break-even logic synchronization.