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This strategy uses a fast and a slow Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA) to trade trend changes. The described default periods are 5 and 8. A cross of the fast line above the slow line triggers a long entry; a cross back below closes the long. An…
This strategy combines a Price Channel with a trend state to generate long and short entries. It sets the channel center to the midpoint of the highest and lowest closing prices over a lookback period, then smooths the absolute distance between price and…
This strategy compares two linear regression series, using a shorter period of 20 and a longer period of 40 by default. When the shorter series crosses above the longer one, it opens a long position if none is open; a downward cross similarly opens a short.…
This strategy uses the crossover of a 50-day simple moving average and a 200-day simple moving average to identify trend changes. A cross above the longer average signals a long entry, while a cross below it closes the long position and opens a short…
This strategy uses a long-period EMA as a trend filter and a shorter EMA as an exit reference. It opens a long position when price is above the longer EMA while flat, then exits when price falls below the shorter EMA or breaches a fixed percentage loss…
This strategy pairs a fast weighted moving average with a slower simple moving average. A bullish crossover opens a long position and a bearish crossover opens a short position. Each entry is managed with fixed percentage stop-loss and take-profit levels,…
This multi-indicator approach combines Heikin-Ashi bar direction, a fast, slow, and filter moving average arrangement, and Stochastic momentum. Bullish or bearish conditions receive points when the indicators agree; signals become stronger as more conditions…
This strategy uses Bollinger Bands to generate directional trades. It calculates a simple moving average as the center line and places upper and lower bands a configurable multiple of standard deviation away. A close below the lower band triggers a long…
This strategy combines Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channels, and a linear regression momentum series. A squeeze is defined when the Bollinger Bands sit inside the Keltner Channel, a condition intended to indicate compressed volatility. The source offers two…
This proposed strategy identifies direction from a short and a long simple moving average, with crossovers used to open positions. RSI is presented as a stand-in for machine-learning confidence: the code scales and rounds the indicator, then applies a…
This strategy uses a smoothed stochastic K value to classify market regimes. A move above the upper threshold marks a strong regime, while a move below the lower threshold marks a weak one. In a strong regime, a downward cross of the midpoint prompts long…
This long-only trend-following strategy enters when the close rises above the highest high from a chosen lookback period. It uses an EMA, calculated on a selectable chart timeframe, as an exit signal when the close falls below it. The description also…
This strategy combines Bollinger Bands, RSI, and the Vortex Indicator to trade sustained moves beyond the bands. Its code requires three consecutive closes above the upper band, a positive Vortex reading, and RSI above its threshold before entering short.…
This strategy uses a T3 moving average as a center line and surrounds it with bands based on a T3-smoothed high-low range. It signals long when the average is rising and the typical price (OHLC4) is above the upper band, and short when the average is falling…
This long-only trend strategy enters when the close is above a 40-period EMA and no position is open, subject to a re-entry state that can block a new trade after a take profit. The initial stop is placed at the lower Bollinger Band, calculated around the…
This document combines a Hull Moving Average (HMA) display with four exponential moving averages and Bollinger Bands. The HMA’s slope and curvature are used to color the line and mark local turning points, which can be shown as potential support and…
This document describes a long-term directional strategy using the rate of change (ROC) of closing prices. It takes long or short positions based on ROC crossing zero, with a two-day persistence condition intended to filter short-lived signals. It also…
This strategy compares two triple exponential moving averages (TEMA) calculated from closing prices. A crossover between the lines determines whether to enter long or short, with the stated configuration using lengths of 34 and 13. The document presents TEMA…
This indicator combines swing-point detection, MACD histogram confirmation, and a higher-timeframe fast and slow exponential moving average to help frame market-structure break trades. It marks recent swing highs and lows and can alert when price moves…
This strategy uses a short and a longer simple moving average to set trade direction. A bullish crossover triggers a long position, while a bearish crossover triggers a short position. It places a stop based on a fixed percentage from the entry price,…
This strategy combines short- and medium-term exponential moving averages with RSI and ATR to generate entries and manage exits. The described signals use a crossing of price and the short EMA, confirmation beyond the prior bar's high or low, an RSI filter,…
The strategy uses an L1 proximal filter whose updates depend on an ATR-scaled threshold to identify trend changes. It offers three entry approaches: entering on a confirmed filter trend change, crossing the filter line, or waiting one bar after a change.…
This strategy builds an opening range over a configurable session window, then tracks its high and low as breakout thresholds. Signals are triggered when price crosses above the range high or below the range low, using either closing prices or bar highs and…
This trend-following strategy uses a 10-period and a 50-period EMA to establish direction. In an uptrend, it looks for a pullback where the close is below the fast EMA but the low remains above the slow EMA; a long signal follows when the next bar opens…