Ichimoku Regime Scoring with Breakout, Checklist, and Kijun Signals
Summary
This strategy organizes Ichimoku conditions into a directional score for the current chart timeframe and a higher timeframe. Its components assess whether price is above or below the cloud, the relative ordering of the projected cloud spans and conversion/base lines, and whether the lagging-price comparison clears past candles and cloud levels. Presets adjust Ichimoku periods for crypto or traditional markets, and custom lengths are also available. Users can select long, short, or both directions and enable Kumo breakout, full-checklist, and Kijun-bounce signal modules.
The script also includes alert payloads, chart markers, regime shading, invalidation displays, and a validation dashboard with strategy statistics and threshold-based verdicts. The supplied text is truncated before the complete entry and exit rules, so those details cannot be fully reconstructed here. Although the dashboard exposes backtest metrics, the document includes no actual test results or evidence that its verdict thresholds predict future performance. Ichimoku signals and preset choices should therefore be treated as configurable rules requiring independent validation across instruments and timeframes.
Key ideas
- The strategy scores Ichimoku price, cloud, conversion/base-line, and lagging-price states.
- A higher-timeframe score supplements the current chart timeframe to provide broader regime context.
- Users can enable breakout, full-checklist, and Kijun-bounce modules and restrict trade direction.
- Presets provide different Ichimoku periods for crypto and traditional markets, with custom settings available.
- The provided document omits part of the code and reports no test results, limiting assessment of its full rules and effectiveness.
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