Four EMA Trend Pullback Signals with RSI Confirmation

Summary

This strategy uses four exponential moving averages to separate short-term entry timing from broader trend direction. The 7 and 21 period averages trigger entries when they cross, while the 50 and 200 period averages define the macro trend: longs are allowed when the 50 average is above the 200, and shorts when it is below. RSI adds a momentum and exhaustion filter. Long entries require RSI above 50 but below 70; short entries require it below 50 but above 30.

Positions close when the fast and slow trigger averages cross in the opposite direction or price crosses the 50 period average against the trade. The script includes alerts and a strategy configuration, but the provided material contains no backtest results, instrument, or timeframe evidence. Although the title mentions binary options, the code uses directional strategy entries and exits; it does not describe binary option payout or expiry rules. The rules are therefore an indicator-based template, with performance and suitability left unestablished.

Key ideas

• The 7 and 21 period EMA crossover triggers entries, while the 50 and 200 period averages filter trades by broader direction.
• RSI must confirm momentum without entering the specified overbought or oversold ranges.
• An opposite fast-average crossover or a move through the 50 period EMA closes a position.
• The supplied script gives no backtest results or binary option expiry and payout rules.

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