Triple SuperTrend Direction with ADX and Optional Filters
Summary
This strategy combines three SuperTrend calculations with different ATR periods and multipliers to represent fast, medium, and slow directional signals. Their directions are combined into a trend-strength score, while an ADX threshold filters for stronger movement. The visible settings offer entry modes based on agreement among the three signals, and optional rising-ADX, volume, and higher-timeframe filters. Position sizing can use equity risk and a minimum ATR-based stop distance.
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Key ideas
- Three SuperTrend signals with distinct ATR settings are combined to represent direction across speeds.
- An ADX floor can filter entries, with an optional requirement that ADX is rising.
- Optional filters use volume and a higher-timeframe SuperTrend direction.
- The visible sizing logic relates equity risk to a stop distance with an ATR-based floor.
- The source excerpt ends before full order logic and provides no performance results.
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