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Most gold robots trade too much. Kestril waits. Kestril takes roughly three quarters of a trade per day . Not thirty. Not five. Some days it does nothing at all, and that is the whole point. Every entry has to clear a stack of independent conditions before a single order is placed. Almost every candidate fails. What survives is the small set of moments where structure, direction and timing agree — and those are the only moments Kestril is interested in. The stop is tight. The target is far. Kest