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This document introduces a short-term strategy that uses crossings between two moving averages to signal long and short positions. It describes the general rule as buying when a faster average crosses above a slower one and selling when it crosses below,…
This automated strategy combines a simple moving average, volume spikes, candle direction and range, and user-entered support and resistance levels. Its long rule looks for a bullish candle near the configured support level with volume above a moving average…
This strategy pairs SuperTrend direction with a candle pattern intended to signal that traders on the prevailing side may be trapped. Its description looks for a candle opposite to the SuperTrend direction, with strength and volume confirmation, then enters…
This Pine strategy combines a SuperTrend direction change with several confirming indicators to generate long and short scalping signals. A long entry requires an upward SuperTrend reversal, a bullish MACD crossover, RSI above its midpoint, a close breaking…
This rule-based strategy combines trend, momentum, candle-pattern, and volatility conditions. It uses a short and long EMA to define directional context, RSI thresholds to qualify momentum, and reversal-pattern checks to confirm potential entries. ATR sets…
This strategy combines several technical indicators to generate short- to medium-term trend signals. RSI and QQE assess momentum or breakouts, ADX estimates trend strength, and LSMA and a Coral trend curve provide additional directional filters. VWAP is…
This medium-term strategy combines a five-day moving average with a gap-related candlestick setup to seek breakout and pullback entries. A trade is considered when price crosses the average and a subsequent bar preserves the prior gap candle’s relevant…
This note describes a reversal strategy that compares closing prices across three consecutive bars. A change in the direction signal, combined with a qualifying close relative to the first bar, triggers a buy or sell indication. The accompanying…
This strategy uses a zero-lag moving average (ZLMA) alongside a conventional EMA to generate long-only trend signals. It first calculates the EMA of closing prices, then adjusts the close by its difference from that EMA and applies the EMA again to form the…
This strategy combines a trend state derived from high and low EMAs with a grid whose direction and price levels update when the state changes. The close is classified as bullish, bearish, or neutral by comparing it with two thresholds placed within the gap…
This document presents a configurable stochastic-based strategy, labeled for day trading Bitcoin. It calculates fast %K, then smooths that series into slow %K and slow %D using a selectable moving-average method. A bullish crossover below a configurable…
This strategy filters pivot highs and lows by requiring them to stand apart from neighboring bars by an ATR-scaled amount. The ATR length and multiplier control the significance threshold, while separate left and right bar counts define the pivot…
This document presents a price-volume signal built from a Volume Oscillator (VO) and On-Balance Volume (OBV). VO is defined as the difference between an exponential and a simple moving average of volume. OBV adds volume on rising closes and subtracts it on…
This strategy calculates pivot points using a selectable formula: Traditional, Fibonacci, Woodie, Classic, or Camarilla. It resets levels on a chosen timeframe, defaulting to daily, and can enter long or short positions when price crosses a selected pivot…
The strategy description combines trend direction, swing counting, candle patterns, volume, and session timing to seek continuation trades. It uses a moving average and its slope to define directional conditions, then looks for a third higher low for longs…
This strategy uses a monthly closing price and a moving average to generate long-only trend signals. A close above the average opens or maintains a long position, while a close below it closes the position. The average can be a simple or exponential type,…
The supplied script describes a breakout strategy that looks for a tight price range over a cluster lookback, with cluster size assessed relative to average true range. It can require volatility contraction before a trade and uses a buffer beyond the range…
This document outlines a price-action strategy that combines swing structure with fair value gaps (FVGs). It defines a bullish change of character (CHoCH) as a break above a prior swing high after a lower low, and a bearish CHoCH as a break below a prior…
This document describes a simple long-only Bitcoin strategy using the relative strength index (RSI). It calculates RSI from closing prices with a configurable lookback, then opens a long position when RSI crosses above a buy threshold and closes it when RSI…
This long-only mean-reversion approach counts consecutive lower closes and enters after a configurable run, set to three by default. It exits after a configurable run of higher closes, also three by default. An optional EMA filter requires price to be above…
The visible portion of this strategy script defines an initial balance (opening range) window, with configurable start and end times and a choice of timezone. It also includes pivot settings that appear intended to provide swing references for stop…
This strategy seeks longer-horizon directional trades in crypto or stocks by combining the direction of a smoothed RSI with a sideways-market filter and a rate-of-change check. It goes long when RSI is rising and the other conditions indicate movement rather…
The Octopus Nest script is a configurable chart strategy combining several technical tools. Its visible inputs include a selectable timeframe and price source, Parabolic SAR settings with an optional adaptive mode, a moving average, and TTM Squeeze and…
The strategy enters long when a fast EMA crosses above a slow EMA and enters short on the reverse cross. Two additional EMAs support exits after entry, with the rules also describing profit thresholds for closing or reducing positions. The source uses…