Multi-Timeframe Crypto Signals with ADX, MACD, RSI, SMA, and Trailing Stops
Summary
R19 combines trend-strength and price indicators to generate long and short signals, primarily using a configurable reference market such as BTC/USDT. Its conditions use MACD crossovers, ADX strength, price relative to a simple moving average, RSI relative to its average, and a Fibonacci-range midpoint. Users can choose a decision timeframe independently of the chart timeframe, so a signal from the higher timeframe can trigger action on a lower-timeframe chart. The script sizes trades from a configurable share of equity and restricts entries to times when it is flat.
Risk controls include initial percentage stop losses, profit targets, and trailing stops that activate after a chosen favorable move. The author reports testing on several timeframes and assets, favors BTC charts at hourly and five-minute intervals, and claims a success rate above 77 percent. No supporting test period, sample size, benchmark, cost analysis, or audited results are supplied, so that performance claim cannot establish robustness. The indicator settings are described as calibrated for BTC/USDT on a five-minute chart, and the author recommends asset-specific tuning.
Key ideas
- Long and short entries require aligned MACD, ADX, moving-average, RSI, and range-position conditions.
- A configurable reference symbol and decision timeframe can provide signals for a different chart instrument.
- Position size uses a configurable portion of strategy equity.
- Initial stops, profit targets, and profit-activated trailing stops govern exits.
- The reported success rate is unsupported by details about the tests or their costs.
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