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The indicator builds a ladder line from either the midpoint of a Donchian range or a weighted, smoothed moving average called CoRa Wave. It rounds that line to price steps, with step size selected from price ranges and adjusted for timeframe, or set…
This Pine strategy builds an adaptive moving average using Kaufman’s Efficiency Ratio (ER): the average responds more quickly when price movement is efficient and more slowly when it is choppy. It estimates deviation around the KAMA to form bands, classifies…
This strategy uses a simple moving average crossover to start a directional grid. On a bullish crossover it places up to ten stop entries at successively higher percentage levels; on a bearish crossunder it places corresponding entries below the trigger…
The indicator builds Time Segmented Volume (TSV) by summing volume-weighted close-to-close price changes over a configurable window. It compares the resulting oscillator with a simple moving average and marks potential long or short conditions according to…
This strategy uses three-bar swing patterns as entry signals and filters them with a daily fractal bias. A local bullish fractal occurs when a bar’s low is below the preceding low and the following bar’s low is higher; the bearish version reverses the high…
This swing strategy looks for a failed break of a recent price extreme, treating it as a possible liquidity sweep. A long setup occurs when price falls below the prior five-bar swing low and closes back above it; a short setup is the inverse at the prior…
This strategy combines a moving-average trend filter with a simplified measure of participation. It labels the market bullish or bearish according to whether the fast EMA is above or below the slow EMA. Its breadth-style proxy is the 20-bar average of a…
This XAUUSD strategy uses a long-period exponential moving average to set directional bias and recent range levels to identify possible reversal entries. A long signal occurs when price trades below the prior rolling low, closes back above that level, and…
This Solana strategy combines Supertrend direction with an ADX threshold to filter for stronger trends. It confirms direction using Heikin-Ashi candle color: bullish candles support long entries during an uptrend, and bearish candles support short entries…
This long-only strategy combines monthly and weekly MACD readings. It enters when the monthly MACD is above its signal line, the weekly MACD is also bullish, and a fresh bullish crossover occurs on either timeframe. For exits, it can require the weekly MACD…
The Parallax Covenant strategy is a configurable framework that combines several forms of market context. Its visible code defines a regime state from an Ichimoku-style baseline, candle-body tolerance, and range bands, with compression and expansion…
This strategy combines MACD crossovers with an 18-period exponential moving average (EMA) to generate directional entries. It opens a long position when MACD crosses above its signal line while price is above the EMA, and a short position when MACD crosses…
This indicator adapts the Directional Movement Index by smoothing positive and negative directional movement with weighted moving averages, then calculating a signed oscillator from their difference relative to their sum. The positive and negative DI lines…
This strategy uses a lagging Parabolic SAR crossing price to identify directional entries and exits. Once a position is active, Williams-style fractal breakouts help generate take-profit or re-entry events: favorable price progress through higher or lower…
This trend-following strategy combines a variable-speed EMA with conventional short- and long-period EMAs. Its dynamic EMA adjusts its smoothing in response to recent price changes; entries require price to remain on the trend side of that line, stay within…
This swing-trading approach seeks long entries in established uptrends after recent price ranges contract. Its trend template requires price and moving averages to align bullishly, with the long-term average rising. A squeeze is identified by a low…
This strategy combines long and short simple moving average crossovers with RSI and MACD conditions. A long entry follows either a bullish crossover of the 50-period and 200-period averages or an oversold RSI reading paired with a bullish MACD crossover.…
This long-only strategy identifies a bullish reversal bar when the candle closes in its upper half, marks a recent low, and remains below all three Williams Alligator lines. A buy stop is placed one tick above that bar’s high, while its low serves as the…
The STP Flip strategy uses an EMA-centered band widened by an ATR multiplier to determine direction changes. It is designed to remain in a position until the indicator flips, with optional per-trade profit or loss limits and a trailing profit stop. Settings…
This strategy combines bullish Three White Soldiers and bearish Three Black Crows candle sequences with two moving-average filters. A long signal requires three rising bullish candles and a close above both averages; a short signal requires three falling…
This intraday Bitcoin strategy combines local EMA alignment with trend votes from higher timeframes. Bullish or bearish setups require the 20-, 50-, and 200-period EMAs to be ordered in the same direction on the chart and on at least three of four higher…
This long-only breakout strategy enters when price breaks above a recent pivot high and places its protective stop at the latest pivot low. As new swing lows form, the stop can rise, allowing a position to remain open while the trend structure holds. Pivot…
This strategy uses the Arnaud Legoux Moving Average (ALMA) as a directional filter: it favors longs when price is above the average and shorts when price is below. Entries are allowed only during selected London and New York trading windows. An optional TTM…
This strategy combines four exponential moving averages (20, 50, 100, and 200 periods) with a one-bar price breakout. A long signal requires the close to be above every EMA and the prior bar’s high; a short signal requires the close below every EMA and the…