Every parsed signal carries a score for how certain the parser is that it read the message correctly. It is a measure of clarity, not of trade quality — a perfectly-parsed signal can still be a terrible trade.
What lowers it
- Fields implied rather than stated ("we're getting long here" with no explicit direction label).
- Ambiguous numbers — three figures where two could be targets and one a stop.
- Two setups in one message.
- Heavy decorative formatting between the values.
What it does
| Score | Default behaviour |
|---|---|
| High | Executes |
| Medium | Executes unless your threshold is higher |
| Low | Held for manual approval |
Setting the threshold
Settings → Telegram, or per channel under Channels. Start high while you learn a provider, then relax it once you have seen how they write.
A high threshold on an unclear channel means a lot of approval prompts. That is the trade: fewer surprises, more taps.