Silver Risk Management with Macro Exits and Flush Recovery

Summary

This long-only silver strategy combines a slow moving-average trend exit with optional macro stress filters and a rapid-decline safeguard. It enters when the silver trend is not weak, enabled macro indicators have remained calm for the required bars, and any recent flush has met recovery conditions. Exits can follow a move below the slow EMA, persistent strength in the dollar index or US 10-year yield, or a sharp silver decline. After a flush, re-entry may require a close above a recovery EMA and calmer volatility.

The script includes settings for a start date, indicator thresholds, commissions and slippage, plus a buy-and-hold comparison initialized from the same start window. It describes conservative test assumptions and claims outperformance in its title, but supplies no strategy report or performance evidence in the provided text. Results depend on the chosen market data, timeframe, settings, and backtest assumptions; the DXY exit is disabled by default, while the US 10-year and silver trend exits are enabled.

Key ideas

• The strategy holds silver long when trend and enabled macro conditions permit entry.
• A close below the slow EMA can trigger an exit.
• Persistent dollar or yield strength can act as a macro stress exit when those filters are enabled.
• Large price drops or unusually wide bearish ranges trigger flush protection and can delay re-entry.
• The included buy-and-hold benchmark uses the same start window, but the excerpt provides no performance report.

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