NNFX Hybrid SSL Trend System with ATR Continuation Filters

Summary

This chart indicator and strategy template combines a configurable moving-average baseline with three SSL channels: one for baseline direction, a shorter channel for continuation entries, and another for exits. It offers a broad choice of smoothing methods and lengths. ATR bands describe volatility around price, while a baseline channel and candle-size condition provide visual context. The continuation rules look for price and the second SSL to align on one side of the baseline and apply an ATR-based proximity filter; aligned conditions generate long or short entries. The script is described as intended for the NNFX method and daily charts.

The document supplies parameters and a BTC/USDT futures backtest configuration, but no performance measurements. The configuration uses a 30-minute chart over a short date range, which does not match the daily-chart recommendation. The source excerpt also contains omitted sections, and many configurable averages and filters make behavior dependent on settings. It describes signal construction rather than providing evidence that the system is profitable or robust.

Key ideas

• The system combines a baseline with separate SSL channels for continuation signals and exits.
• Continuation entries require price and the second SSL to align relative to the baseline, with an ATR-based filter.
• The baseline, continuation, and exit averages can each use different smoothing methods and lengths.
• ATR bands and a baseline channel help visualize volatility and price location.
• The author recommends daily charts, while the listed backtest configuration uses a 30-minute chart and reports no performance results.

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