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This BTC strategy uses a 50-day and a 200-day simple moving average. It enters long when the shorter average crosses above the longer one and closes when price falls below the 200-day average. The described risk framework sets a stop 1.5% below the longer…
The document describes a helper routine for combining daily market records into weekly candles. The week boundary is configurable, with Sunday as the default start day. For each group of daily bars, the routine keeps the first open and timestamp, selects the…
This trend-following setup uses Bollinger Bands calculated from a 20-period moving average and two standard deviations. It enters long after three consecutive closes above the upper band, or short after three consecutive closes below the lower band, with…
The script defines a directional entry when a candle crosses the 13-period EMA in its direction: a green candle closes above after the prior close was below, or a red candle closes below after the prior close was above. It requires volume to exceed a…
This BTC strategy combines Parabolic SAR, a Chandelier Exit, a 99-period EMA, zero-lag and other moving averages, and two smoothed Heikin-Ashi calculations. Its stated directional filter is to go long when SAR indicates an uptrend and price is above the 99…
This BTC strategy describes a long entry based on the CC indicator crossing above zero, followed by a stop loss and four staged profit targets. The settings include a maximum position size and percentages for the first three exits; the final exit uses the…
This short-term strategy uses the Stochastic oscillator near overbought or oversold levels to identify a possible pause in price movement, then uses candle direction to time long or short entries. The document describes fixed profit and loss targets for full…
This strategy combines regular and hidden RSI divergences with Ichimoku components and a long-term exponential moving average. Bullish divergences compare lower price lows with higher RSI lows, while bearish divergences compare higher price highs with lower…
This strategy uses a Supertrend style indicator built from pivot points and average true range to classify the market direction. It opens long positions when price is above the trailing line and a simple moving average, with an ADX condition and an RSI…
The excerpt describes an unfinished Pine Script strategy with two execution modes: reversal and trend following. Users can choose long, short, or both directions, select an SMA, EMA, HMA, or VWAP center line, and set the band calculation to ATR, standard…
The document introduces a Pine Script strategy called STP Flip, framed as a modified always-in approach with anti-whipsaw features. The visible settings describe an ATR band centered on an exponential moving average: ATR length controls responsiveness, while…
This strategy adjusts a simple moving average period by comparing how often candles touch the current average with how often they touch averages one period longer or shorter. It selects among those periods using recent wick and body touches, then smooths the…
This US equity strategy builds a machine learning feature set from fundamentals, quality measures, price and volume behavior, technical indicators, securities data, and market signals. Its target is the following week's return. Fundamental inputs are…
This reversal strategy looks for a turn after price reaches or crosses a 20-period Bollinger Band. A reversal candle supplies the trigger, while long and short entries also require price to be on the corresponding side of two EMAs, RSI between the configured…
This script describes a contrarian trading strategy that inverts a set of directional entry conditions. It calculates MACD, VWMA, Choppiness Index, ADX, and ATR. A short entry is triggered by conditions associated with the original long setup, while the long…
This document presents a long-only approach that combines MACD and simple moving averages. The described rules use a MACD line and signal line alongside short and longer moving averages: bullish alignment is intended to open a long position, while bearish…
This simple trend-following strategy takes direction from the relationship between a candle’s close and open: bullish candles can trigger long entries and bearish candles can trigger shorts, subject to a configured start hour. It uses ATR-based exit levels,…
This strategy seeks reversals after extreme RSI readings coincide with unusually large candle bodies and a move beyond a recent pivot level. It uses a 20-period RSI with four progressively more extreme threshold pairs, and requires increasingly stringent RSI…
This trend-following system combines 20-day and 55-day breakout entries with ATR-based position sizing, pyramiding, and shorter-period exits. It enters when price clears a prior high or low, sizes units according to account equity, a stated risk fraction,…
This short-only strategy combines a fast and slow EMA crossover with an RSI condition. The stated examples use 9- and 26-period averages for entry, and slower averages for exit. However, the prose says to short when RSI is below a threshold, while the…
This approach builds fast and slow price channels from exponential moving averages of highs and lows. The fast cloud uses a 60 period length and the slow cloud a 240 period length. The description proposes entering when price breaks a slow cloud edge while…
This intraday system compares the New York 08:00 open with the 18:00 close to classify the day’s direction, then uses the prior day’s direction to decide whether to reverse that signal. It places a limit order at the day’s low for a long or the day’s high…
This strategy combines a fast and slow simple moving average crossover with a volatility-adaptive average and Bollinger Bands. It proposes entering long when the fast average crosses above the slow one and price is above the VIDYA line; an opposing crossover…
This trend-following method calculates double exponential moving averages with 10-, 15-, 21-, and 30-day periods. It enters a long position when the averages are ordered from shortest-period highest to longest-period lowest, and enters short when the…