Not quite. Until now, 10Point3 and all of it's clones (Terminator, Predator, Goblin, etc.) could only deal with one order cycle at a time. If you at first got a buy signal, you could only place buy orders until you reached profit, reached maxtrades, or stopped out - whichever came first. Meanwhile, if the trend suddenly shifts on you to the sell side, you're stuck placing buy orders until you exhaust the cycle. You don't have the ability to react to signal oscillations.

With BiPolar Goblin, the EA can manage separate sell and buy cycles at the same time, each reacting to their own signals and running concurrently. This is a big change and advancement in the 10Point3 model. Just drop it on a chart and watch it...you'll see.