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Testing RSI, Moving Average, and MACD Signal Combinations

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Summary

This configurable strategy provides a common framework for testing RSI, moving-average, and MACD signals. Users can enable one or more indicator modules, choose whether combined signals must satisfy AND or OR logic, and select long trades, short trades, or both. A chart table summarizes the active indicator settings and the selected combination.

Shared controls apply across modules, including consecutive-bar confirmation and a choice of fixed percentage, percentage trailing, ATR trailing, or no protective stop. The strategy exits on an opposing signal, and it can reverse direction when both long and short trading are enabled. A combination assessment classifies selected multi-indicator configurations, but the excerpt does not describe its calculation in enough detail to evaluate that judgment. No comparative backtest results or evidence of profitability are included; users must test configurations against their own markets, costs, and execution assumptions.

Key ideas

  • The framework lets traders enable RSI, moving-average, and MACD modules individually or together.
  • Combined signals can use AND or OR logic, with the choice of long-only, short-only, or two-way trading.
  • Shared trade management supports fixed, trailing percentage, ATR trailing, or disabled stops.
  • A configurable confirmation period requires a signal to persist across consecutive bars before it fires.
  • The dashboard reports settings and combination quality, but the document gives no performance comparisons.

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