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This long only method builds synthetic candles by averaging open, high, low, and close prices sampled at Fibonacci spaced bar offsets. It then calculates several EMAs on the averaged close and uses their mean as a trend filter. A long position opens when the…
This breakout system combines daily Central Pivot Range levels with a weekly open reference and an EMA trend filter. It takes long signals when price closes above the CPR top in a bullish phase, and short signals when price closes below the CPR bottom in a…
This short term strategy uses ZigZag turning points to identify price structures, then checks the latest four reversals against a library of harmonic patterns, including Bat, Butterfly, and Gartley forms and their variants. When a pattern matches, the…
This trend following approach combines a 50 period and 200 period EMA to define direction, then uses RSI and MACD as entry filters. Long entries require the faster EMA above the slower one, RSI above 55, and MACD above its signal line. Short entries reverse…
This strategy combines two crossover signals to assess momentum and broader trend direction. A 50-period EMA crossing above a same-length SMA marks improving short-term momentum, while a 50-period SMA relative to a 100-period SMA supplies a broader trend…
This trend-following approach enters long when a 12-period EMA crosses above a 45-period SMA. It trails a stop using a volatility measure: the description specifies a 15-period ATR multiplied by six, with the stop rising as the EMA rises. A separate…
The strategy looks for a short-term long entry when a V-shaped RSI recovery occurs while the 20-period EMA is above the 50-period EMA. The setup also checks for a lower low in the prior bar and rising RSI readings, then enters when RSI crosses above 30. Its…
This trend strategy combines a fast exponential moving average with two slower weighted moving averages. It looks for the fast average to cross both slower averages, while the MACD histogram must have the same directional sign: positive for a bullish signal…
This strategy uses a fast and slow exponential moving average to form a directional cloud. It enters long when the close is above the fast EMA and the fast EMA is above the slow EMA, and enters short under the inverse conditions. The source configures EMA…
This strategy uses a zero-lag MACD variant built from fast and slow double exponential moving averages (DEMA). It subtracts the slow DEMA from the fast DEMA, then applies a similarly de-lagged signal calculation. The stated trading rule enters long when the…
This long-only strategy identifies dynamic support from recent pivot lows and enters when the closing price crosses above the latest support level. It uses a custom Quantum Harmonic Moving Average (SHMA) as an exit reference: the described calculation…
Turtle Soup is presented as a short-term countertrend response to the Turtle trend-following method. Rather than entering in the direction of a 20-day high or low breakout, the strategy seeks to benefit when such breakouts fail. The rationale is that trend…
This strategy builds expanding price bands around a moving average using Keltner channel width and Fibonacci multipliers. It treats the outer bands as potential support and resistance: after price trades beyond a band for several bars, a return inside may…
This strategy combines an AlphaTrend line with Bollinger Bands. It enters long when price crosses above the upper band while AlphaTrend is rising, and short when price crosses below the lower band while AlphaTrend is falling. AlphaTrend uses ATR-based…
This system uses Parabolic SAR to identify potential changes in direction and trade both long and short. It enters long when SAR crosses below the closing price and short when SAR crosses above it. The stated default SAR settings are a start value of 0.02,…
This strategy combines a fast and slow simple moving average crossover with fixed-amount purchases. A cross above the slower average triggers a long entry, while a cross below triggers a short entry in the supplied script. The description also proposes…
This combined strategy requires agreement between two signal components before taking a position. Its stochastic reversal component uses recent price changes alongside fast and slow stochastic lines to generate a bullish or bearish state. A second component…
This described intraday system combines fast and slow exponential moving averages, RSI, volume, Bollinger Bands, and engulfing candle patterns. Its example parameters include 9- and 21-period EMAs, a 14-period RSI with overbought and oversold thresholds, and…
This trend-following system builds a Variable Index Dynamic Average (VIDYA) whose responsiveness changes with momentum measured by the Chande Momentum Oscillator. It surrounds the average with volatility bands based on average true range (ATR). A move above…
This trend-following approach uses a weekly MACD histogram change to choose a directional bias and moving-average signals for entries and exits. The description proposes using faster and slower EMAs on an intraday chart, entering in the direction of the…
This daily-chart strategy combines MACD crossovers with RSI, CCI, StochRSI, and a 200-day simple moving average. MACD provides the initial directional signal. The other indicators are used as overbought or oversold checks, while price relative to the moving…
This short-term strategy combines a 50-period exponential moving average (EMA) with a pullback and bearish-candle confirmation. It first looks for a downward EMA break, then a rising pullback over a few candles, followed by an engulfing pattern; the proposed…
This overlay combines four smoothed moving averages with a three-line-strike candlestick pattern. The plotted averages use periods of 21, 50, 100, and 200; the 100-period line and trend fill can be toggled. The pattern logic identifies a bullish signal after…
This long-only strategy combines a volume-weighted moving average Bollinger Band basis with a lower threshold set at 0.618 of the band’s standard-deviation distance. It permits entries when the 50-period exponential moving average is above the 200-period…