ATR Trend Reversals with RSI, CMO, and Risk-Based Exits

Summary

This strategy description combines Hull moving averages, RSI, the Chande Momentum Oscillator, recent price highs and lows, and ATR-based bands. The narrative presents RSI and CMO thresholds as momentum confirmation and describes trend changes when price crosses an ATR-adjusted band. It also outlines a percentage stop and staged profit targets at one, two, and three times the initial risk. The source includes configurable ATR calculations and a sensitivity multiplier.

There is an important gap between the explanation and the supplied trading logic: the actual entries are triggered by changes in the ATR-band trend state, while the calculated RSI, CMO, and pivot conditions do not appear in the entry rules. The listed exits use stop and limit orders based on the signal bar's close; they do not establish the broader claims of adaptive trailing or partial profit-taking. A DOGE-USDT futures test period is specified, but no performance results are included. Range-bound false signals, slippage, and overfitting remain relevant limitations.

Key ideas

• The documented entry trigger is a reversal in the direction of an ATR-band trend state.\nThe narrative describes RSI and CMO thresholds, but the provided entry rules do not use those calculations.\nThe source sets stop and target orders from the signal bar's close.\nThe described one-, two-, and three-risk targets do not by themselves demonstrate partial exits.\nThe document gives DOGE-USDT futures test settings but no performance statistics.

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