Dual IBS-RSI-CCI Signals for Multi-Timeframe Trend Trading

Summary

This Expert Advisor combines two IBS-RSI-CCI indicators to trade in the direction of a slower trend while using a faster trend signal to time entries. The slow indicator sets the trend direction from its main and signal lines; the fast indicator identifies a change in direction. A trade signal is generated at bar close when both trends align and the fast trend has changed. The listed defaults use an H8 trend timeframe and an H1 entry timeframe, with configurable indicator periods, trade permissions, position sizing, and stop-loss and take-profit settings.

The document gives a 2015 USDCHF test example using those timeframes and says the displayed tests used default settings without stop-loss or take-profit. It provides no numerical performance results or enough detail to assess the test methodology, costs, robustness, or out-of-sample behavior. The accompanying expert advisor also depends on compiled indicator files and a trading library, so the text describes the strategy logic rather than supplying a self-contained, validated trading system.

Key ideas

• The slow indicator defines the prevailing trend, while the faster indicator is used to time entries.
• A signal occurs at bar close when the fast and slow trend directions agree and the fast direction has changed.
• The example uses H8 for the slow trend and H1 for entry timing on USDCHF.
• The described tests used default inputs and omitted stop-loss and take-profit, limiting what can be inferred about risk-adjusted performance.

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