01 · The Order
Configure It in This Sequence
1. Sign in & choose demo
Open Koala S Pro (web.koalaspro.net or the Android app), sign in with your Stockity account, and switch to the demo balance first. Nothing here should touch real money yet.
2. Pick one strategy mode
Choose a single mode (Signal, Fastrade FTT/CTC, Fast Reversal, AI Signal, Indicator, or Momentum). One mode, one asset — you're building clean data, not a dashboard.
3. Set the base amount
The stake for the first trade of each cycle. Keep it small — the worst-case martingale run (base × every step) must stay a small slice of your balance.
4. Set martingale limits
Enable managed martingale with a max of 3 steps and a 2–2.5× multiplier. This is the conservative baseline; higher numbers grow the worst case exponentially.
5. Set stop loss & stop profit
A daily loss ceiling that halts the bot, and a profit target that locks the session. Non-negotiable — this is what turns a bad day into a small day.
6. Run on demo, then read the history
Let it run a meaningful number of trades. Check win rate, worst losing streak, and P/L. Only go live — small — when the numbers hold.
02 · The Numbers
Safe Starting Values
These aren't magic numbers — they're a survivable starting point that keeps one losing streak from ending the account. Tighten or loosen with data from your own demo runs.
| Setting | Conservative start | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Base amount | Small; worst-case cycle < ~5–10% of balance | A losing streak must not be fatal |
| Martingale steps | Max 3 | Each step multiplies the stake — depth is the real risk |
| Multiplier | 2× – 2.5× | Enough for one win to recover, without runaway stakes |
| Daily stop loss | A fixed amount you accept losing | Caps the damage of a bad session |
| Stop profit | A realistic daily target | Locks gains before they're given back |
Do the worst-case math
Before you start, multiply it out: base × multiplier across every step. If that number scares you, it's too big. Shrink the base or the step count until the worst case is a number you can shrug at.
03 · Common Mistakes
What Wrecks First Configurations
| Mistake | What happens | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| No stop loss | One bad streak drains the balance | Set a daily stop loss before starting |
| Too many martingale steps | Worst-case stake explodes | Cap at 3 steps |
| Base amount too large | A normal streak becomes fatal | Size to the worst-case cycle, not the win |
| Skipping demo | You learn the flaw with real money | Prove the config on demo first |
| Mode-hopping | No clean data, chasing luck | One mode, enough trades to judge |
A robot executes exactly what you configure — including a reckless configuration, only faster. Trading binary options carries a real risk of losing capital; Koala S Pro is a tool, not financial advice or a profit guarantee. Start on demo, then start small.
04 · FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What settings matter most on a Stockity robot?
Four: the strategy mode, the base amount per trade, the martingale limits (max steps + multiplier), and the daily stop loss / stop profit. Get these right and everything else is secondary.
What's a safe base amount?
Small enough that a full martingale run is a fraction of your balance. As a rule of thumb keep the worst-case cycle (base × all steps) well under ~5–10% of your working balance, not a random round number.
What martingale settings should a beginner use?
The conservative baseline is a 2–2.5× multiplier with a maximum of 3 steps. More steps grows the worst-case stake exponentially and can wipe a small account in one bad streak.
Should I set a stop loss?
Always. A daily stop loss is the single most important setting — it halts the bot after a defined loss so one bad session can't cascade. Pair it with a stop profit to lock gains.
Do I have to test on demo first?
Strongly recommended. Run the exact configuration on the free demo account against real market data, read the history, and only take it live once the numbers hold up. Demo and core modes are free.