CCI or Momentum Zero Crossovers with RSI and Divergence Filters

Summary

This strategy combines a selectable CCI or Momentum signal with RSI thresholds and optional divergence confirmation. It enters long when the selected indicator crosses above zero while RSI is oversold, and short when it crosses below zero while RSI is overbought. When divergence filtering is enabled, it also requires an RSI turning pattern as confirmation. The document describes chart markers and alerts alongside adjustable indicator settings.

The published example uses BTC/USDT futures and specifies a short historical test window, but reports no performance results. Its source logic also shows that the described divergence condition checks recent RSI turning points rather than comparing price and RSI swing highs or lows, so it does not implement the stated conventional divergence definition. The approach relies entirely on lagging technical indicators and has no explicit stop-loss or position-sizing rules. The document flags false signals, parameter sensitivity, changing market conditions, and overtrading as risks; it recommends backtesting and live validation.

Key ideas

• The entry signal can be based on either CCI or price momentum crossing zero.
• Long and short signals require the corresponding RSI oversold or overbought condition.
• Optional RSI turning-point checks are presented as divergence confirmation, though the source does not compare price swings with RSI swings.
• The example provides alerts and chart signals but specifies no explicit stop-loss or position-sizing method.
• The document identifies lag, false signals, parameter sensitivity, and market regime changes as limitations.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.