Multi-Timeframe EMA Crossover Strategy with Volume and Risk Filters

Summary

This partial script describes a configurable strategy that changes its profit target, stop distance, and cooldown according to the chart timeframe. Its visible entry logic uses a fast EMA crossing a medium EMA, with the relative position of two slower EMAs as a directional filter. On the one-minute chart, additional visible conditions include price relative to the 200-period EMA, minimum candle range, and an ADX threshold. Inputs also allow a volume filter and a UTC trading window, although the supplied text cuts off before their full logic is shown.

The script sets cash-based order sizing and a commission assumption, and includes a trailing-stop option among its inputs. However, the document ends mid-source and provides no strategy report, backtest results, or complete exit and filter rules. The listed timeframe settings are configurable examples, not evidence of profitability. Signal behavior may vary substantially across markets and timeframes, and the truncated source prevents a complete assessment of how the described controls interact.

Key ideas

• The visible entry signal is an EMA crossover filtered by the ordering of slower EMAs.
• The script assigns different target, stop, and cooldown inputs to selected chart timeframes.
• One-minute entries have visible range, long-term trend, and ADX filters.
• Volume and UTC session controls appear as inputs, but their implementation is cut off.
• No performance results or complete source are supplied for evaluation.

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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.