Triple Supertrend Entries with EMA and ADX Filters
Summary
This strategy combines three Supertrend direction signals to enter long or short positions. A long entry requires all three Supertrends to turn positive, while a short entry uses the opposite alignment. Positions close when the first Supertrend reverses. Traders can optionally require ADX to exceed a chosen threshold and price to be on the matching side of an EMA: above it for longs and below it for shorts.
A re-entry option controls whether another position may be opened in the same direction after an exit and before an opposite signal. The published configuration lists ATR multipliers and lengths for the three Supertrends, along with EMA and ADX settings. It reports a BTC/USDT futures backtest setup over a limited period, but provides no performance statistics or comparison. The document therefore describes the rules and test configuration, not evidence that the strategy is profitable. The source also has no separate stop-loss rule beyond the Supertrend-based exit.
Key ideas
- Long and short entries require all three Supertrends to align in the corresponding direction.
- Positions exit when the first Supertrend changes direction.
- Optional filters require ADX strength and price relative to an EMA to confirm entries.
- A re-entry setting determines whether repeated entries on the same side are allowed before an opposite signal.
- The published backtest configuration does not include performance results.
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