Five-Minute SOL Scalping with Smoothed Heikin-Ashi and a Regression Filter

Summary

This strategy combines smoothed Heikin-Ashi candles with a linear-regression filter for directional entries. It smooths open, high, low, and close using an exponential average, derives Heikin-Ashi open and close values, then looks for their crossover or crossunder. A separate regression measure of price change over a lookback must have the same directional sign before a trade is entered. The code supplies configurable take-profit and stop-loss levels and shows signal markers on the chart.

The accompanying description presents it for five-minute Solana trading and states that the settings were shortened to react faster, but provides no strategy report, sample period, or performance statistics. Its use of “Lorentzian” refers to a regression-based direction filter here; the shown calculation is not evidence of a Lorentzian classifier or predictive model. The listed percentage exits and backtest sizing are parameters, not proof of profitability, and execution costs and market conditions may materially affect results.

Key ideas

• Smoothed Heikin-Ashi values provide the crossover signal for long and short entries.
• A linear-regression measure of recent price change filters entries by direction.
• The strategy defines percentage-based profit targets and stop losses.
• The document gives implementation settings but no quantified backtest evidence or validation.

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