Four EMA Trend Filter and Pullback Entry Strategy

Summary

This BTCUSDT strategy uses four exponential moving averages for trend context, entries, and exits. The 50 EMA relative to the 200 EMA defines the broad bullish or bearish bias. Within that bias, a crossover of the 7 EMA and 21 EMA triggers a long or short entry, respectively. Positions close on the opposite fast-average crossover or when price crosses the 50 EMA against the position. The source also highlights charts where all four averages are ordered consistently, but that visual condition does not alter the trading rules.

The script specifies an initial capital of 10,000, position sizing at 10% of equity, and commission of 0.04, but the supplied text includes no chart data, backtest report, or performance evidence. The entry and exit rules are presented as a trend and pullback approach, though the fast-average cross alone does not establish that a pullback has occurred. Results will depend on timeframe, market conditions, execution costs, and the selected EMA periods.

Key ideas

• The 50 EMA above or below the 200 EMA sets the broad directional filter.
• A 7 EMA and 21 EMA crossover triggers entries in the direction of that filter.
• Positions close on an opposite fast-average crossover or a close beyond the 50 EMA.
• The script includes visual highlighting for fully ordered bullish or bearish EMA stacks.
• The provided text states trading assumptions but gives no performance results.

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