Trend-Filtered Zero-Line Momentum Entries with a Wave Trend Oscillator

Summary

This strategy combines a 200-period exponential moving average with a Wave Trend style oscillator. The oscillator is derived from price’s deviation from an exponential average, normalized by a smoothed measure of that deviation, and smoothed again. A long entry is triggered when price is above the 200-period average and the oscillator crosses above zero; a short entry requires price below the average and a downward zero crossing.

The description frames the average as a broad trend filter and the zero crossing as a momentum trigger. It suggests that traders may adjust oscillator sensitivity for different markets and timeframes, and mentions adding an ATR-based stop, but those adjustments are not implemented in the supplied strategy code. The code shows entries but no explicit exits, stop loss, take profit, or position-sizing logic. No backtest data or measured results are provided, so the promotional claims about signal quality and suggested chart intervals should be treated as unverified rather than evidence of an advantage.

Key ideas

• The 200-period EMA determines whether long or short signals are eligible.
• A smoothed Wave Trend style oscillator supplies entries when it crosses zero.
• Long signals require price above the EMA and an upward oscillator crossing.
• Short signals require price below the EMA and a downward oscillator crossing.
• The supplied code does not define exits or the suggested ATR stop, and it provides no performance results.

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