> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.volven.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.volven.io/modules/ui-overview/strategies/actions.md).

# Actions

Every mother strategy has strategy actions that the user can activate. These actions are Run, Pause, Stop, Flush, Duplicate, and Delete. These actions are available as buttons to the left of the strategy cards.

<img src="/files/PuOZkvGXM8iaJfFrFeaM" alt="Volven Terminal, Overview algorithms " data-size="original">

![](/files/6K2FvAKOs74JCqMMdFxX)  **Run**: Resumes a paused strategy.

![](/files/ygSNuPhXnxjDZR6bpmmx)   **Pause**: Pauses an active strategy. Strategy can be resumes with "Run"

![](/files/C3BcYoHyaaqAalAroyv7)   **Stop**: Stops an active or paused strategy. A stopped strategy cannot be resumed

![](/files/dcnq6MBcOBc8BTjrrzmL) **Delete**: Deletes a strategy from the strategy view.&#x20;

![](/files/axEdDR3Q7FZFZagGr937)**Duplicate**: Opens the strategy creation panel, with pre-defined parameters copied from the duplicated strategy.

![](/files/agc7vKUCudLB9GQ8o56l)**Flush**: Unique to the [TMM](/strategies/market-making/trend-market-making.md) strategy, this action will "flush" your current position, meaning that strategy will reduce its long and short position to zero.


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