Fibonacci-Weighted Buying Pressure Signals with ATR Profit Targets

Summary

This strategy turns buying pressure relative to true range into a composite indicator across several lookback periods. It uses Fibonacci-related windows, assigns greater weights to shorter windows, and smooths the resulting average with a short simple moving average. Crossings of upper and lower thresholds define long and short entries; opposite threshold crossings close positions. The document also describes optional staged profit-taking at ATR-based distances.

The source specifies a daily BTC/USDT futures backtest interval, indicator thresholds, and example ATR target multipliers, but reports no returns, drawdowns, or other results. Its narrative identifies potential signal lag from smoothing, parameter sensitivity, and false signals in ranging markets. The source implements three partial take-profit orders rather than four, and does not define a separate ATR stop loss. Those details make it important to distinguish the described concept from its exact implementation and to test costs, execution assumptions, and robustness across conditions.

Key ideas

• The indicator measures buying pressure as a share of true range across multiple lookback windows.
• A weighted combination of Fibonacci-related periods is smoothed before signals are evaluated.
• Threshold crossings provide entry and exit conditions for long and short positions.
• Optional partial profit targets are placed at ATR multiples, without a distinct ATR stop in the source.
• The backtest configuration is given, but no performance results are reported.

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