Do you mean this ?
From the FAQ on the creator website:
Q.How Many Open Positions for the RoboMiner are too many, and when does it start selling?
Ans.I have had as many as 25 or 30 open positions in the past. There is no real limit as such, except for what your equity can handle. As long as you are trading conservatively as has been suggested, you should be OK, even with a number of open positions. The system is designed to have positions open almost all the time, and so I do not worry about that. For each
currency pair 
, if you look at the lower left of the chart, at the bottom of the comments, you will see two comments: Open Forward Orders and Open Reverse Orders. Each one will be market true or false, with a number in parenthesis after it. That number in parenthesis is the grid number you need to get to in order for it to switch from one to the other. If you are buying, and the number in parenthesis says (33), then you need to get to grid instance number 33 to switch to selling. Actually, it will buy at the bottom of
range 33 and sell at the top and then up from there. At the top of the chart, next to the Forward Open or Reverse Open comment, it will give you the current
range number. So, if the current
range was 26, then you would need to go up 7 ranges of however many pips each
range is (likely to be 40 pips each
range with the AUD/NZD) to start selling. You can actually see the price where this will happen by pressing F7, and putting that
range number in the DisplayLevel setting. If you put 33 in there and press OK, then it will display the forward open (long), forward close, reverse open (short) and reverse close prices for that
range , which would be somewhere around 1.1700 or so. Once you see that , you know where it will switch over to selling. But don't forget to put a 0 back in the DisplayLevel setting again, and then press OK.
Be smart! Read the 
Linear Mode
