Configurable Trading Strategy with Conditional Entries and Managed Exits

Summary

This Pine strategy is a configurable framework for defining long and short entries and exits through comparisons between chart data sources or fixed values. Users can select conditions such as greater than, equality, or crossovers, combine enabled conditions with AND or OR logic, and set separate rules for each trade direction. The document shows the available structure and controls, but the excerpt does not establish a specific indicator-based trading thesis or report performance evidence.

Trade management includes configurable cash sizing, multiple pip-based take-profit levels, fixed or break-even and trailing stop options, and optional price-, currency-, percentage-, or ATR-based exits. It also includes alert templates and supports multiple positions per signal. These are implementation choices rather than evidence of an effective strategy; results depend on the user’s selected inputs, market, and backtest assumptions. The supplied text is a partial script, so it does not fully reveal how all conditions are evaluated or how the strategy behaves across instruments and timeframes.

Key ideas

• Entry and exit rules can compare selected data series or fixed numeric thresholds.
• Conditions can be enabled independently and combined using AND or OR logic.
• Long and short signals have separate configurable condition sets.
• Position sizing, multi-level take profits, and stop behavior are adjustable.
• The excerpt provides no performance results or validated default trading edge.

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