RSI, MACD, and EMA Signals with Stops and Trailing Exits

Summary

This strategy combines RSI, MACD, and EMA conditions to trigger trades. RSI values below 30 contribute a buy condition and values above 70 contribute a sell condition; MACD line direction and the relationship between 20-period and 50-period EMAs provide additional directional conditions. The stated logic enters when any enabled indicator signals, so these conditions act as alternatives rather than requiring agreement among all three.

The description presents percentage-based stop loss and take profit alongside a trailing stop that activates after a profit threshold. The included code calculates stop and target prices and shows them in chart labels, but the visible logic does not submit stop-loss or take-profit orders; it does submit a trailing exit for long positions. The published BTC/USDT futures test spans a short period, but no performance report is included. Risks noted include choppy-market turnover, delayed or conflicting signals, rigid settings, and premature trailing-stop exits.

Key ideas

• RSI thresholds, MACD direction, and EMA crossovers each contribute alternative trade signals.
• The strategy allows individual indicators to be enabled or disabled.
• The description specifies fixed profit and loss levels plus a profit-triggered trailing stop.
• The visible code calculates fixed levels for display but does not place corresponding fixed exit orders.
• The document gives a brief futures test window but reports no performance results.

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