Oversold Scoring and Stabilization Entries in WJ Strategy B

Summary

WJ Strategy B combines Bollinger Bands, long moving averages, and RSI into a score intended to detect deeply oversold conditions. A close below the lower band adds a point; trading below progressively longer moving averages adds weighted points; and lower RSI readings add larger weights. A score of at least three activates monitoring rather than an immediate purchase.

Once the score falls below that threshold, the strategy counts periods in which it is flat or declining. It enters long after the configured confirmation duration if price is also above a short moving average, then turns monitoring off until another high score occurs. The script allows pyramiding and sets cash-sized orders, but it does not define a conventional protective stop or profit target. Although the page describes staged accumulation and suitability for volatile assets, the code does not establish that these ideas are profitable; its final-bar close-all instruction also complicates interpreting strategy results.

Key ideas

• The score combines lower-band breaches, price position relative to long moving averages, and oversold RSI readings.
• A high score arms monitoring, while a later decline or plateau in the score is used as a stabilization signal.
• Entry also requires the close to be at or above a short moving average.
• The strategy permits pyramiding but does not specify a regular stop-loss or take-profit rule.
• The document offers no performance evidence, and its close-all command on the last bar may distort results.

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