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This document presents a directional crypto futures strategy based on the Parabolic SAR indicator. While flat, it opens a long position when the latest price is above the latest SAR value, or a short position when price is below it. A long is closed when…
The document describes an intraday trend strategy that compares fast and slow exponential moving averages across several chart intervals. It proposes entering long when the fast average is above the slow average on the selected intervals, and short when it…
This document presents a trend-following method that builds a channel from price data and the Average True Range (ATR). A close moving beyond the channel by one ATR triggers an initial directional signal; a move of two ATRs triggers a stronger, second-tier…
This trend-following method combines the Ichimoku conversion line, base line, leading spans, and lagging span. It treats a conversion-line crossover as a directional signal, then requires price to be on the corresponding side of the cloud and the cloud…
This strategy uses TEMA crossovers on two timeframes to set direction and time trades. A higher timeframe crossover establishes a bullish or bearish bias, while a lower timeframe crossover triggers entries and exits. The settings allow long-only, short-only,…
This document explains a Keltner Channel breakout method. It builds a center line from a configurable moving average, then places upper and lower bands at a chosen multiple of a range measure. The center line can use an exponential or simple moving average;…
This note outlines a trend strategy that combines two exponential moving averages, MACD confirmation, and volatility-scaled exits. Its stated entry logic favors a long position when price is above the faster EMA, the faster EMA is above the slower EMA, and…
This strategy uses the Smart Money Index (SMI), calculated from a smoothed combination of intraday price changes, to guide directional trades. The document describes rising SMI as a bullish indication and falling SMI as bearish, with entries following the…
This BTC futures strategy uses a Fisher Yurik indicator derived from price extremes over a selected period. It opens a long position when the positive-side Fisher series rises from its prior value. The description presents a percentage-based profit target…
This BTC futures strategy combines Keltner Channels, a volatility stop, and Waddah Attar Explosion (WAE) signals across timeframes. It enters long when price is above the upper Keltner band, above the volatility stop, and WAE indicates strong upward…
This Bitcoin strategy combines RSI, MACD, and three simple moving averages to seek long entries. Its described setup requires RSI to move back into a specified range, a bullish MACD crossover, and the closing price to be below all three averages. It sets a…
This Bitcoin trend-following approach uses a fast and a slow moving average to define direction: an upward crossover signals a long entry and a downward crossover signals a short entry. RSI acts as a directional filter, allowing long entries above 50 and…
This strategy combines candlestick engulfing patterns with price crossings of a moving average. It tracks bullish and bearish engulfing formations, then uses the relative timing of price and moving average crossovers to confirm direction. The code supports…
This document describes a reversal strategy that combines Bollinger Bands with RSI. The written explanation looks for RSI to leave an extreme zone alongside a price move through a band, then uses the bands as changing exit levels. It explains the indicators…
This document describes a short-entry strategy based on a two-candle bearish Harami. The prior candle must be bullish and exceed a minimum body size; the following candle must be bearish, have a smaller body, and fit within the prior candle's real body. When…
The narrative describes a long-only Bollinger Band trend strategy: enter when the close crosses above the upper band and exit when it falls below the lower band. It gives a default 20-period basis, a standard-deviation multiplier of 2, and several selectable…
This document presents a trend-following approach that compares fast and slow RSI readings on a higher timeframe, using lengths of 20 and 50. A cross of their difference above zero signals a long position; a cross below zero signals a short position. The…
The document describes a long-only strategy that uses a 12-period RSI and several oversold thresholds for entries. It calls for buying when RSI falls below a threshold while the close is higher than the prior close, with stated buy levels at 20, 18, and 14.…
The Adaptive Price Zone strategy creates upper and lower bands around a smoothed close. It smooths both closing prices and the high-low range using double exponential moving averages, with a smoothing length derived from the square root of the selected…
The strategy combines a triple exponential moving average trend measure with a MACD-style filter and moving average crossovers. The described entry requires an upward MACD filter cross while the TEMA measure is rising, followed by a 9-period EMA crossing…
This strategy builds upper and lower bands by shifting an exponential moving average and scaling it by separate percentage margins. A close below the lower band sets a long position; a close above the upper band sets a short position. A reverse setting swaps…
This strategy combines a 14-period RSI with 100- and 150-period simple moving averages. It opens a long when the fast SMA crosses above the slow SMA and RSI is above 50; it opens a short on the opposite crossover when RSI is below 50. The same opposing…
This long-only strategy uses 8-, 18-, and 50-period exponential moving averages to combine a short-term entry trigger with a broader trend filter. It buys when the closing price crosses above the 8-period EMA while price is above the 50-period EMA. It closes…
This strategy uses a 14-period EMA, a 28-period EMA, and a 56-period SMA to follow trends in either direction. It enters long when the 14-period average crosses above the 56-period average while also exceeding the 28-period average, and short on the opposite…