Developer+professional trader who understand XAUUSD pair

#XAUUSD BUY 4324-4321

TP 4327

TP 4330

TP 4334

TP 4339

TP 4344

TP 4354

TP 4364

SL 4311

If the # symbol is missing at the start, the bot won't recognize it as a signal and will ignore it; if the hyphen (-) between the two entry points is missing, the bot won't understand the second entry point. However, I want to modify the Stop Loss (SL) logic: the program should send signals with an SL of only $7. I want the first entry point to be $7 away from the SL, and the second entry point to be $5 away from the SL. Regarding the spacing between Take Profit (TP) targets, I want to follow the provided example, but with the first target set at $9, and so on.( I am aiming for a 97% success rate.)

I am not sure which option is better: sending the signal to my private Telegram channel, or designing a system that sends the signal directly to the EA—bypassing both Python and Telegram?I want the bot to send between 5 and 10 signals per day—though this depends on the availability of opportunities; if there aren't enough, sending just five is fine (it doesn't always have to be ten). I want the bot to begin analyzing the charts starting from the Tokyo session and continuing through the New York session. However, I do not want any open trades remaining when the market closes. Since I live in Germany, I would like the bot to start between 1:30 or 2:30- 3:30 (depending on opportunities) and stop sending signals by 17:00 or 18:00 at the latest—though it should only continue that late if there is a truly good opportunity worth capturing. Ideally, however, the bot should stop sending signals by 16:00—roughly six hours before the market closes at 22:00..My bot has various settings for managing the stop-loss—such as moving it to the entry point or to a first or second target. One option allows me to set a specific stop-loss distance; for instance, even if a signal is sent with a stop-loss wider than $7, I can configure the bot to automatically set a $7 stop-loss and place a pending order at that level. When the price retraces to that point, the trade executes, often resulting in a modest profit (I made $45 last week this way). However, I miss out on many trades because the price doesn't always retrace to my entry point, even though the trade would have been profitable. There is also a setting to cancel the pending order if the price reaches "TP3" (the third take-profit level), though this can be adjusted. That is why I want signals that come with a fixed $7 stop-loss right from the start.