Published in Guides
A playbook is a list of rules you can read
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Plain English in
Describe how you trade in plain English and bubi turns it into something a machine can run, and something you can still read back, line by line.
“Buy the London opening range breakout on gold. Enter on the retest, stop under the range, target 4R, risk 1%.”
That sentence is a complete strategy to another trader and nothing at all to a computer. Turning the first into the second is the whole job of the builder.
What comes back
Not a black box. A playbook is an explicit list of session, entry, stop, target and risk, assembled from 157 building blocks covering indicators, entries, exits, risk, session windows and multi-timeframe logic.
You can read every line of it. If a rule is not what you meant, you can see that it is not what you meant, which is not true of a strategy you cannot inspect.
Every number stays yours
Where you have not specified something, bubi picks a sensible default and tells you what it picked. It does not quietly change one later, and it does not decide what you should risk.
Changing a rule is another sentence: “move the stop below the range instead”. The playbook is rebuilt, and you simulate the new version before anything reaches an account.
What it will not do
It will not invent a strategy for you. Ask bubi what to trade and it will tell you that is your call. A tool that picks your setups is a different product with a different regulator.
It will not smuggle in a rule you did not ask for, and it will not quietly improve one later. If a playbook does something surprising, the reason for it is in the rules, in writing, where you can find it and change it.
The same playbook everywhere
A built playbook can be simulated on any of twelve markets and seven timeframes, deployed to your own MT4 or MT5 account, or handed to your own AI through the connector.
It is one artefact, not three, which is why a rule you change in the morning is the rule that runs that afternoon.