Noro Bands Trend Signals with a CryptoBottom Buy Filter

Summary

This strategy uses a price channel and deviation-based Noro Bands to maintain a bullish or bearish trend state. Its entries are not simple band breakouts: after the trend state is established, it can buy on bearish candles or when price is below the high band, and sell on bullish candles or when price is above the low band. An optional CryptoBottom condition adds long entries when price weakness, distance from a moving average, and a very low fast RSI coincide. Users can enable long trades, short trades, or both, and choose whether to display the bands and background.

The document describes adjustable parameters, including a default period of 20, and flags parameter sensitivity, delayed signals, and uncertainty about the auxiliary filter. Its published settings specify BTC/USDT futures on Binance over a short period, but include no performance results. The stated advantages, such as avoiding false breakouts or improving buy quality, are claims rather than demonstrated findings; the document itself recommends testing the filters and evaluating directional variants.

Key ideas

• Noro Bands use a recent high-low channel, its midpoint, and average distance from that midpoint to define upper and lower bands.
• The strategy tracks trend state when price moves beyond the bands, then uses candle and band-position conditions for entries.
• An optional CryptoBottom filter adds long signals based on price weakness and a low fast RSI reading.
• Long-only and short-only modes are available, but their relative performance is not reported.
• The published BTC/USDT futures settings include no backtest results, so signal quality remains unverified.

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