RabbitM2: MA Trend Signals Confirmed by WPR and CCI

Summary

RabbitM2 is a MetaTrader strategy that sets a directional bias from fast and slow moving averages on the current bar. A fast average below the slow average produces a preliminary sell signal, while a fast average above it produces a preliminary buy signal. The strategy then uses Williams Percent Range and Commodity Channel Index readings to confirm signals; confirmation may use either the current or previous bar.

The position management rule checks profitable positions against a deposit-currency threshold. When a position exceeds that threshold, the next position is opened with volume increased by a configured step. The page mentions testing on EURUSD but gives no performance figures, test period, costs, drawdowns, or parameter values. It therefore describes the signal and scaling logic without enough evidence to judge robustness. The position increase also makes sizing and cumulative exposure important considerations for anyone evaluating the approach.

Key ideas

• Fast and slow moving averages establish the strategy’s preliminary trade direction.
• WPR and CCI readings are used to confirm the moving-average signal.
• After a profitable position clears a currency-denominated threshold, the next position uses a larger volume.
• The page mentions EURUSD testing but provides no results or risk statistics.

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