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This strategy builds a price channel from a Gaussian-filtered price series and a similarly filtered true range. The filtered price forms the centerline; multiplying filtered range by a chosen factor sets the distance to the upper and lower bands. A close…
This script describes a long-only grid strategy for BNB perpetual trading. It divides a chosen price range into multiple levels, with either geometric or arithmetic spacing. The strategy buys when price crosses a grid level downward and sells after an upward…
This strategy uses a fast and slow exponential moving average crossover to signal long and short entries. A bullish crossover opens a long position, while a bearish crossover opens a short position; both signals also require the close to be above VWAP. The…
This strategy combines trend direction, pullbacks, structure breaks, candle direction, and RSI to generate long and short signals. It defines trend with price relative to a rising or falling 200-period EMA, then looks for a pullback to the 25- or 50-period…
This script describes a Donchian breakout strategy for a Vietnamese index futures contract. It compares the close with the prior channel boundaries, calculated from the highest high and lowest low over a configurable lookback. Using prior-bar channel values…
This trend-following strategy uses the Chande Momentum Oscillator to adapt a smoothed price line, then derives OTT trailing levels above and below it. Direction changes when the adaptive line crosses a stop level. Trading signals can be based either on the…
The strategy uses a 14-period RSI to time long-only swing trades. It opens a position when RSI crosses above 30, treating that move as a recovery from oversold conditions, and closes when RSI crosses below 70. Optional smoothing can apply an SMA, EMA, RMA,…
This strategy combines a trend state with crossovers between fast and slow double exponential moving averages. It enters long when the crossover condition turns positive and closes the position on an opposing crossover or a separate trend signal. The script…
This TradingView strategy framework uses a dynamic grid of price levels to place buys and sells as the market moves. It offers arithmetic or percentage-based grid widths, with pivot resolution and moving-average settings to adapt the layout. Buy and sell…
This strategy combines daily classic Pivot levels with a trend filter and pullback entry rules. A close above the prior day's R2 marks a bullish context; a close below the prior day's S2 marks a bearish one. The stated approach looks for buys on pullbacks…
The document describes a trend-following system intended for intraday trading of the NIFTY index. It calculates a JNSAR reference line from five days of exponential averages of highs, lows, and closes. The accompanying explanation says to take a position in…
This strategy attempts to identify changes in market volatility by tracking volatility dynamics rather than price direction alone. It forms a normalized VoVix score from the difference between fast and slow ATR values, measures the score's variability, then…
This strategy looks for a possible long reversal after the Money Flow Index (MFI) falls below an oversold threshold and then rises back above it. On that recovery, it places a buy limit order below the current price. The order is canceled if it remains…
AMACD is a configurable MACD indicator that lets users choose separate moving average types and price sources for its fast, slow, and signal components. Available averages include common simple, exponential, weighted, volume-weighted, adaptive, and…
This strategy uses a fast and a slow simple moving average to determine trade direction. A crossover upward opens a long position, while a downward cross opens a short position. For each position, a stop is placed at a fixed percentage from the average entry…
This sample strategy calculates several indicators, including RSI, TEMA, Bollinger Bands, MACD, ADX, stochastic, and MFI. Its actual entry rules use RSI crossings together with TEMA’s position and direction relative to the Bollinger middle band. A long entry…
This strategy forms a linear signal from RSI and closing price, with a configurable weight controlling their relative contribution. It standardizes that signal by subtracting its moving average and dividing by its rolling standard deviation. A Z-score below…
This strategy combines RSI and CCI readings with a fixed grid of long orders. A long signal occurs when RSI readings on two stated timeframes and a CCI reading fall below configured thresholds. The first order is offset from the close, while additional…
The document presents a trend-following approach that combines a selectable simple or exponential moving average with price action, Keltner Channels, and Supertrend-style bands. Its prose describes using channel and band breakouts alongside moving-average…
This document describes candlestick patterns with small real bodies and long shadows, then discusses using bullish and bearish variants as directional signals on the following candle. Its general identification rule requires the body to be below a size…
This long-only mean-reversion setup looks for price to close below the lower two-standard-deviation VWAP band, subject to a minimum band-to-VWAP distance. It then requires an oversold oscillator to turn upward and MACD to confirm with an upward cross. The…
This document explains how a four-stage recursive Laguerre filter is used to smooth price input and calculate a Laguerre RSI. The adjustable alpha parameter controls the filter’s lag and smoothness. Upward and downward movements across the filter stages are…
This trend-following approach uses Donchian Channel highs and lows to trigger directional trades. A rising upper channel prompts a long entry and closes a short; a falling lower channel prompts a short entry and closes a long when shorting is enabled. The…
This document describes a long-only stock strategy that compares the closing price with a 40-period simple moving average. A move above the average opens a long position, and a move back below it closes that position. The rule treats price crossings as…