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The document describes a Chinese equity screen that combines daily price range, a recent-high condition, and trading value. It selects stocks whose high-low range exceeds 1% of the previous close, whose high matches the highest value across the current and…
The document proposes a stock screen combining intraday amplitude above 1, excluding ST-designated stocks, selection before 10 a.m., a named five-step limit-up method, and floating shares no greater than 5.5 billion. It describes float as a measure related…
The Range Filter aims to reduce minor price fluctuations so that directional moves are easier to see. It first smooths the absolute change in price, then scales that average range by a multiplier. The resulting threshold governs a filter line: price…
The indicator marks the Asian, London, and New York session ranges, then watches the completed session highs and lows for liquidity sweeps. A sweep occurs when price moves beyond a range boundary and closes back inside it. The document interprets a high…
This short description outlines a symmetric breakout rule. It buys or covers a short position when price moves above the high of a chosen number of prior bars, and sells short when price falls below the low of that lookback window. The lookback length is…
This indicator description presents a trend-change interpretation in which a move out of a flat price zone matters more than a moving average crossover by itself. It proposes avoiding trades while price remains inside the zone, using the zone as a filter…
The document presents reusable M-language modules for quantitative trading, including percentage price change, new highs, price and volume surges, narrow ranges, moving-average alignment, prior-high locations, and price gaps. It also outlines moving…
This post sketches an experimental model for identifying leading stocks, using gradient boosted regression to score shares within a rolling window. The proposed label gives higher scores to stocks that rise more, experience smaller drawdowns, and break out…
The document describes a chart indicator for identifying Ross Hook continuation setups after a 1-2-3 reversal structure. It detects pivot highs and lows over a configurable lookback, tracks the resulting swing sequence, and checks for bullish…
This note outlines a Chinese A-share screening rule combining daily price range, exchange prefix, stock status, trading-day filters, and a limit-up-related condition. It targets stocks whose high-to-low range exceeds 1%, whose codes begin with 60, and whose…
The proposed China A-share screen selects stocks associated with the metaverse theme, a custom curved price pattern, and exclusions for stocks that hit the daily limit on the previous day. Its expanded criteria also require a price change between negative…
This proposed A-share screen combines a price-amplitude threshold, exclusion of ST-designated stocks, selection before 10 a.m., a five-session closing-price high, and a close between the middle and upper Bollinger bands. The post frames the band condition as…
This Chinese-language post proposes screening stocks for amplitude above 1, positive large-order net volume above 0.05 for at least three consecutive days, exclusion of ST-designated shares, and a “fifth limit-up” pattern. The described pattern waits for a…
This example implements a futures Turtle-style trend-following system. It enters long when price breaks above a prior Donchian channel high and short when price breaks below the channel low. Position size is based on account balance, contract multiplier, and…
This indicator uses the highs and lows of a candlestick series to identify directional price changes spanning a configurable number of bars. The stated default looks for a move across three candles, while the user can change that setting. It is presented as…
This document describes helper functions intended to support a breakout strategy during a prop firm challenge. One check compares account equity with a configured profit target. Another estimates the day’s closed-trade profit and loss from account history,…
This document explains a Renko-channel indicator that changes bar colors when price moves outside a gray channel. Green marks an upward trend and red marks a downward trend. Bright shades indicate that the candle’s direction agrees with the trend, while dark…
This Chinese equity-screening note combines three price conditions: a daily range above a stated threshold, no limit-up close on the previous trading day, and a current high equal to the highest high across two days. The proposed rationale is that wide price…
This community post describes a short-term stock selection idea combining a gap-up condition, net inflow attributed to major investors, low valuation, and a small market-cap filter. The author presents the approach as a compact model, and commenters…
The document presents the Real Signal indicator as a visual aid for judging the current direction of a currency pair. Its suggested reading method is to inspect the latest line for a buy or sell indication, using a vertical line on the chart to make…
The document introduces the Force Index, an indicator attributed to Alexander Elder, and gives its basic calculation: price change multiplied by current volume, with a 13-period exponential moving average as a smoothed version. It describes a variant that…
This Chinese-language post describes a technical stock screen for mainland China equities. It looks for stocks with daily price amplitude above 1, trading volume above 10,000 lots, an open above the prior close, and a Force Index condition intended to…
The document outlines a Breakout RSI (BRSI), an oscillator inspired by a published technical-analysis article. It names three inputs: the calculation period and overbought and oversold levels. Its calculation resembles the relative-strength index, using…
This strategy compares each completed candle’s high-low range with the largest range among a user-defined number of preceding candles. When the new candle exceeds that reference range, it enters at the next candle’s open in the direction of the signal…