I think the right balance depends on the user, but understanding the available controls is important. The information around automated trading can be useful for getting familiar with the different ways automation can be configured. Personally, I’d look for clear settings rather than simply the largest possible number of options. Being able to define limits, pause the system and review what it has been doing seems more important than having dozens of complicated parameters. If you don’t understand what a particular setting changes, it may be better not to use it until you’ve learned more about it. Automation works best when the user understands the rules being automated. Otherwise, there’s a risk of treating the software as a black box and assuming it will handle situations it was never designed for.