Wavetrend Oversold Rebound Grid Strategy for Crypto
Summary
This strategy uses two Wavetrend lines to scale into long positions at several oversold thresholds and take partial profits after a rebound. Entries require both lines to be below a threshold, with the faster line above the smoothed line; the deepest threshold signals the most aggressive entries. When both lines rise above the first overbought level and the faster line falls below the smoothed line, it closes 70% of the long position.
The document presents the approach for cryptocurrency markets on a 15-minute timeframe and lists a Binance BTC/USDT futures backtest configuration covering March 25 to April 24, 2024. It provides no performance results, so the configuration alone does not establish profitability. The strategy can accumulate exposure during a continuing decline or repeated oversold swings without a rebound. The document suggests trend filters, adaptive sizing and exits, and stop losses as possible safeguards; these are proposed improvements rather than tested features.
Key ideas
- The strategy uses Wavetrend oversold thresholds to build long positions in stages.
- An entry requires both indicator lines below a threshold and the faster line above the smoothed line.
- A bearish crossover above the first overbought level triggers a 70% partial close.
- A sustained decline can trigger additional entries and leave the strategy heavily exposed.
- The listed futures backtest settings provide no performance evidence.
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