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This strategy combines Ichimoku components to define trade setups and uses an ATR-based trailing stop to manage exits. A long setup occurs when the Kijun-sen is above the cloud while price is below it; the short setup reverses those conditions. Entry also…
The document proposes identifying stock accumulation with a combination of moving averages, price behavior, volume, and momentum. Its written rules require price above the 200-day average and the 50-day average above the 90-day average, then look for rising…
This trend-following approach places stop entries just beyond the previous Donchian channel boundaries, calculated from the highest high and lowest low over a lookback period. The published setting uses 60 bars. A breakout above the upper boundary triggers a…
This strategy combines Bollinger Bands, a 3-day exponential moving average, and RSI to define reversal-oriented entries. It buys when price crosses above the lower band and the EMA while RSI is below 30. It sells short when price crosses below the upper band…
This script identifies a bullish gap when the high from two bars earlier is below the current bar’s low, and a bearish gap when the earlier low is above the current high. Each detected gap immediately triggers a long or short entry, and the script can draw a…
This strategy tracks trends by comparing a Hull moving average with a triple Hull moving average. A bullish cross produces a long entry and a bearish cross produces a short entry. The described setup uses a 24-period lookback and offers Kalman smoothing for…
The strategy looks for an upside breakout using closing prices. Its source compares the current close with the highest close from the prior breakout window and also requires the current close to exceed the preceding bar's close. When both conditions hold, it…
This strategy uses RSI thresholds to identify potential short-term reversals: readings above an overbought level can trigger short trades, while readings below an oversold level can trigger long trades. The accompanying description presents MACD and…
This document describes a robot that receives TradingView strategy alerts and routes orders to supported cryptocurrency futures accounts. A strategy alert carries the market symbol, leverage, price, contract quantity, and an order-action code for opening or…
This strategy uses consecutive candles with the same direction as a simple short-term trend signal. Candle direction is determined by comparing close with open; after a configurable run of upward candles it enters long, and after a run of downward candles it…
This strategy scans price bars for more than a dozen named candlestick formations, including engulfing, harami, morning and evening stars, and three white soldiers or black crows. It maps bullish formations to long entries and bearish formations to short…
This gold strategy combines a 200-period exponential moving average with recent swing levels to generate long and short signals. A long signal occurs when the low moves below the prior ten-bar lowest low, then the close recovers above that level and remains…
This intraday strategy seeks long entries when several bullish conditions align: rising MACD readings across five-, fifteen-, and sixty-minute timeframes, RSI above 60, ADX at or above 12, a stochastic fast line above its signal line, and a rising Bollinger…
This trend-following method compares fast and slow elastic volume-weighted moving averages (EVWMA). It treats the fast average above the slow average as bullish and the reverse relationship as bearish, with positions managed using either a fixed-percentage…
This strategy looks for a short-term bullish run, entering long after four consecutive candles close above their opens, provided the current close is above the SuperTrend line. It only enters when no position is open and the signal bar is confirmed. The…
This strategy combines a stochastic reversal signal with a detrended synthetic price (DSP) signal and enters only when both indicate the same direction. The stochastic component compares recent closes and fast and slow oscillator lines to identify potential…
This strategy tracks the highest high and lowest low across a configurable number of previous bars, excluding the current bar. It opens a long position when the close exceeds the prior high by a threshold, or a short position when the close falls below the…
This document describes a trend-following strategy that compares the latest value of a 120-period moving average with its prior value. When the ratio rises above a small threshold, the system buys if its stock balance is at or below the exchange minimum.…
This long-only trend strategy measures the slope of a simple moving average over a chosen window. It enters when the slope exceeds a minimum threshold and price is above the average. An optional trailing stop is set as a percentage below the current price…
This strategy uses a ribbon of 12 moving averages, with configurable types and periods, to classify trend direction from the ordering of shorter and longer averages. In an uptrend, a price move through the average associated with a prior low can trigger a…
This strategy applies an EMA to one of six selectable inputs: price, volume, rate of change, or the corresponding Heikin Ashi series. It combines the EMA trend signal with optional ADX strength and volume-spike filters. The documented defaults include an EMA…
This trend-following method pairs a price moving average with a volume model. It compares a short moving average of volume with a baseline built from a longer volume average and standard deviation. A rising or falling price average can trigger a long or…
This strategy combines a 14-period Relative Strength Index with price and RSI divergence to look for potential reversals. It enters long when RSI is below 30 and price makes a lower low without RSI making one; it enters short when RSI is above 70 and price…
This trend-following method calculates the ratio of a fast and slow moving average, then ranks that ratio against its recent history to create an oscillator. The documented defaults use 10- and 50-period averages; a cross above the lower threshold signals…