Combining Trend, Mean-Reversion, and Band Signals for Trade Entries

Summary

This script combines three indicator families and enters when at least two signals agree in the same direction. The trend component compares 50-period and 200-period exponential averages; the mean-reversion component looks for RSI crossings out of oversold or overbought territory; and the band component uses price crossing the lower or upper Bollinger Band. Users can select long, short, or both directions. The strategy also includes webhook alerts, optional chart labels, and basic signal display controls.

The source shown ends partway through the display logic, and the document supplies no explanation of entry exits beyond the visible entry and close conditions, nor any backtest results or market context. The script sets commission and slippage assumptions, but these settings alone do not demonstrate performance. Its band signals are described in the code as arbitrage, though they are price-band crossings rather than evidence of arbitrage. The combination may still produce conflicting or delayed signals, and the excerpt is insufficient to assess complete behavior or risk controls.

Key ideas

• A trade signal requires at least two of three bullish or bearish indicator conditions to agree.
• The components are long-term EMA direction, RSI threshold crossings, and Bollinger Band crossings.
• A setting allows trading long, short, or in both directions.
• The excerpt includes webhook alerts and display options but is truncated before all logic is visible.
• No performance evidence or complete account of exits and risk controls is supplied.

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