Basic RSI and CCI Agreement Rules for Forex Entries
Summary
This expert advisor checks its signals when a new bar appears. It generates a buy condition when RSI exceeds its upper threshold and CCI exceeds its upper threshold; a sell condition requires both indicators to fall below their respective lower thresholds. A position is opened when the two indicators agree, using a configured lot size. Stop loss, take profit, and trailing stop can each be disabled by setting the relevant parameter to zero.
The document identifies EURUSD on a 15-minute chart and says optimization covered a period from May to August 2018. It provides no numerical performance results, details of the selected thresholds, or out-of-sample evidence, so the mention of optimization is not enough to establish robustness. The rules are a basic indicator-combination example; the source does not explain position exits beyond the optional protective orders or describe broader portfolio risk controls.
Key ideas
- A buy requires both RSI and CCI to exceed their upper thresholds.
- A sell requires both RSI and CCI to fall below their lower thresholds.
- The advisor evaluates signals at the opening of a new bar and uses a configured lot size.
- Stop loss, take profit, and trailing stop settings can be disabled individually.
- The document mentions an EURUSD 15-minute optimization period but gives no performance figures or out-of-sample results.
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