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This five-minute DAX strategy defines an opening range from the high and low recorded during the first trading hour. It sets long and short breakout levels one opening-range width beyond the corresponding extreme, using a configurable multiplier. During the…
The note introduces an ATR-based range indicator used by an associated grid expert advisor. Its central idea is that a period of low volatility may precede an impulse move, and that the subsequent move can be approached with a flat breakout strategy. The…
This stock screen combines an amplitude threshold above one percent, an opening auction gain below six percent, and a current high that is the highest across two days. The post frames these conditions as a way to identify shares with short-term upward…
This intraday strategy looks to short crude oil when a five-minute candle signals a downside breakout. The signal requires both candle range and volume to exceed three times their respective averages over a 276-bar lookback, with the candle closing below its…
The indicator records the highest and lowest prices during a chosen opening window, then extends those levels across the session. It derives profit targets as multiples of the opening range and can mark breakouts, retests, and failed retests. Its…
This document describes two technical indicators built around moving averages, Bollinger Bands, and trend phases inspired by an adoption-cycle concept. The first classifies price conditions into colored states such as bearish, rebound, opportunity, trend…
This Chinese equities screen selects stocks with daily amplitude of at least 1%, turnover above 2% and no more than 9%, and more than two limit-up sessions within the past ten days. The rationale combines price movement, trading activity, and recent market…
This MetaTrader indicator marks selected local price tops and bottoms with colored dots. It calculates highs and lows over a configurable period, compares them with the broader trading range, and marks points that meet a significance threshold. The period…
This Chinese equity screen selects stocks identified with the metaverse theme, with daily amplitude above 1% and at least two limit-up events within 500 days. The article presents these conditions as a way to find concept stocks with notable price movement…
This guide explains support and resistance as price areas where buying or selling pressure may stall or reverse a market move. It recommends starting with horizontal levels drawn around prior turning points, while emphasizing higher-timeframe references such…
This Chinese-language post outlines an equity screen requiring price amplitude above 1, a high equal to the highest high of the current and previous day, and at least one limit-up event during the prior 25 days. It frames the conditions as a way to find…
The document describes an automated trading system that scans for classical chart structures, including head-and-shoulders formations, bottoms, triangles, flags, and cup-and-handle patterns. It seeks confirmation before entering a breakout by measuring bid…
This automated trading system implements the principal components of the Original Turtle rules. It sizes positions according to market volatility, enters on breakouts of fast or slow Donchian channels, and skips a later signal after a successful breakout. It…
This indicator is described as a Donchian channel modified with a slope, with the Moving Average of Momentum mentioned as part of its use. Its key control is the xslope parameter: when set to zero, the indicator behaves like a regular Donchian channel. The…
The indicator estimates volatility using ATR, a Parkinson high-low estimator, or close-to-close return variation, then ranks the current reading against a rolling history as a percentile. Thresholds divide that percentile into five regimes, from unusually…
ResSup is a chart indicator that plots two lines derived from local price extremes. Its described trading rule is to buy when price crosses above the upper line and sell when price falls through the lower line. The lookback period controls how many bars are…
This indicator defines a trend reversal by comparing a bar’s close with the extremes of a preceding window. An upward reversal occurs when the current close exceeds the highs of the previous x minus one bars; a downward reversal occurs when it falls below…
The document describes a signal engine for detecting when price approaches a channel boundary and then reverses away from the extreme. It distinguishes this two-stage condition from treating mere proximity as an entry signal. A state machine applies…
This post outlines an A-share screen for stocks with amplitude above 1, excluding ST-designated shares, selected before 10 a.m., priced below 12, and matching a named five-step limit-up approach. The sample Python implementation operationalizes the last…
This document describes a chart indicator that marks candles extending beyond a sliding channel formed from recent highs and lows. Candles outside the channel receive different fill colors depending on whether their movement agrees with or opposes the…
This stock-selection method combines price range, weekly MACD, and a moving-average crossover. It first looks for stocks with an amplitude above 1, a positive weekly MACD histogram, and a weekly close crossing above its 30-week moving average. The article…
This Chinese stock-screening proposal selects high-amplitude shares that had three consecutive limit-up sessions, then checks whether the latest close lies between the middle and upper Bollinger Bands. The post presents the sequence as a way to find active…
This older Chinese-equity strategy looks for stocks that rally to the daily limit, pull back, and later break to a new high. It defines a pullback as any post-limit-up close below the earlier limit-up price. After the pullback, a new high triggers a purchase…
This document describes a short-term Chinese stock screen combining a daily amplitude threshold, several moving-average crossovers, and a requirement that the stock had three consecutive limit-up sessions the previous day. The proposed rationale is that…