Trading i-AMMA Direction Reversals with a Moving-Average Expert Advisor
Summary
This Expert Advisor generates a signal when a bar closes and the direction of the i-AMMA moving average changes. The stated strategy is therefore a reversal in the indicator’s direction, with trades driven by the change detected at bar close. The description notes that the compiled i-AMMA indicator is required and mentions a library intended to support nonzero spreads and simultaneous stop-loss and take-profit settings.
The page refers to chart examples and testing results for GBPUSD on a four-hour timeframe in 2014, but the supplied text contains no numerical results or interpretable performance statistics. It says the displayed tests used default EA inputs and did not use stop loss or take profit. Without the charts, execution assumptions, or detailed test metrics, the text alone cannot establish profitability or robustness, and the described behavior should be understood as a basic indicator-reversal rule.
Key ideas
- The EA signals when the i-AMMA moving average changes direction at bar close.
- The strategy depends on the compiled i-AMMA indicator being available.
- The cited test concerns GBPUSD on a four-hour chart in 2014.
- The described tests used default inputs and omitted stop loss and take profit.
- The text provides no numerical performance details sufficient to assess profitability or robustness.
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