Multi-Timeframe Hull Moving Average Trend Signals

Summary

This strategy compares Hull moving averages (HMAs) calculated on the chart timeframe and two user-selected timeframes. It signals long when all three HMAs are rising and short when none are rising; the chart displays the values and colors the plotted lines to show relative conditions. The description also presents the approach as a way to identify trend changes using alignment across timeframes.

The published settings show a BTC/USDT futures backtest configuration over about a month, but provide no performance results, so they do not establish profitability. The source uses entries when the three rising-state checks agree, rather than the described HMA value ordering or explicit crossover conditions. The method may trade too often with unsuitable settings, lag turning points on slower timeframes, and produce false signals in changing or sideways markets. Fees are also not evaluated in the accompanying analysis.

Key ideas

• The strategy calculates Hull moving averages on three timeframes and compares their directional states.
• It enters long when all three HMA series are rising and short when all three are not rising.
• The chart presents timeframe values, signals, and color-coded lines for visual trend assessment.
• The document gives backtest settings but no performance results, and notes lag, false signals, parameter sensitivity, and unmodeled fees.

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