What is the normal / designed behaviour with single bots?

[pvdochtend]

What is the normal / designed behaviour with single bots? A few questions:

• Do you expect them to run until there is a stop command?
• When is a single bot deleted? (Script doesn't delete a bot although all settings should be correct)

[TBMoonwalker]

It's all in the readme - what do you miss? Take a look at "Deal mode explanation".

[pvdochtend]

Well.. It's more what I see on my account.

My settings are:

mad = 1
single = true
single_count = 3
delete_single_bots = true
deal_mode = signal
btc_pulse = true
deals_count = 1

After a while I have 6 single bots. 2 of them are active. BTC is in downtrend so they are all disabled what looks ok.
Some bots have already got a deal finished but what happens when the BTC is going to an uptrend?
Is the bot going active and start a new deal?

What I was expecting now was to get a bot on a START signal. Do one deal (deals_count = 1) and stop and delete itself.
Because in my opinion. If a deals keeps opening, you will go into a situation that the market will go down. BTCPulse will say downtrend but you are "stuck" in a deal. That's ok if you have TA safe configured bot, but not with a front loaded bot that wants to catch upswings.

[pvdochtend]

I see that the BTCPulse switch to uptrend is not activating the old bots (Not activating old single bots (waiting for new signals)
So besides my authistic brain (that everything must be cleaned up) it works like expected.

Then my only question for now:

The bot isn't removed. If a later on a new START signal for that bot will arrive. Is the "deals_count = 1" blocking it from starting or will the signal start the bot (and deal) and will it be deactivated later on?

[TBMoonwalker]

Sorry for the late reply. If a bot has a deal running and is stopped, it cannot be automatically removed. Later if it receives a start signal again and has still the deal, a additional deal cannot run if the setting deals_count is set to "1".