This strategy uses a 1-hour trend filter to qualify 3-minute momentum breakout trades. It considers longs when price is above the hourly 200-period EMA and the MACD histogram is positive, and shorts when both signals point down. Entries follow a close beyond…
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This strategy combines Bollinger Bands with RSI to identify potential reversal entries. The described setup treats RSI below 30 as oversold and above 70 as overbought, pairing those readings with price crossing the lower or upper band. The source implements…
This strategy combines the Trend Flex Oscillator (TFO) with an ATR-derived volatility measure to time long entries. It buys when TFO is below an oversold threshold and turns upward, provided volatility clears a minimum level. It can close positions when TFO…
The strategy calculates the highest high and lowest low over a configurable lookback, then uses their midpoint as a central reference. It places stop entries above the channel for longs and below it for shorts, and uses the midpoint for stop exits. The…
This short strategy uses a five-period EMA to identify a price touch from above. The documented source signals when price is above the EMA, the current low reaches it, and the prior bar remained above it. It then sets the entry reference to the prior bar’s…
This strategy uses pseudo-random values to choose long or short entries and separate random conditions to close positions. After entry, it sets an ATR-based stop and divides the position into three parts with progressively farther profit thresholds. As price…
This document describes a long and short strategy combining Bollinger Bands, RSI, MACD, and Stochastic signals. It treats moves beyond the Bollinger envelope, RSI extremes, MACD crossovers, and Stochastic crossovers in overbought or oversold territory as…
This gold strategy organizes entries into three stages. A fast Hull moving average compared with a slower one defines the directional regime. Price must first stretch away from a reference Hull average by an ATR-scaled distance, then return within an…
The document presents a Renko-style trend system that updates a reference level when price moves beyond it by an ATR-sized amount. An upward move resets the level and advances a buy counter; a downward move resets it and cancels orders while closing open…
This system sums the open-to-close price change multiplied by volume over a selected period, then compares the resulting volume-weighted delta with its simple moving average. The prose assigns bearish meaning to a delta crossover above its average and…
This short-term strategy looks to sell when price crosses above the upper Bollinger Band while RSI indicates an overbought market. It describes closing when price moves below the lower band and sets a stop 1% above entry and a profit target 7% below entry.…
This document presents a multi-condition strategy combining Zero-Lag MACD, the Ichimoku Kijun-sen, and Ease of Movement (EOM). Long entries require a bullish MACD crossover, price above Kijun-sen, and positive EOM, alongside an additional MACD-to-histogram…
This strategy combines moving averages with MACD to time trades in Bitcoin. It uses a faster and a slower moving average to define the trend, while MACD direction and its difference from the signal line confirm momentum. A long entry requires price above the…
This MACD-based system enters long when the MACD line crosses above its signal line and closes the position when it crosses below. Traders can choose among ten predefined fast, slow, and signal period combinations intended for different styles or markets.…
This strategy uses moving averages of On-Balance Volume (OBV) to generate directional entries and exits. OBV accumulates volume positively when the close rises or is unchanged and negatively when it falls. For long trades, an OBV cross above a long-entry…
The available script excerpt outlines a market-structure strategy that combines session timing, higher-timeframe bias, swing pivots, liquidity sweeps, and breaks of structure. It marks swing highs and lows using a configurable pivot length. A bullish sweep…
This trend-following system requires agreement across trend, momentum, and volume conditions. It uses a fast and slow EMA crossover to set direction, RSI and MACD to confirm momentum, and a volume surge plus OBV direction as a further filter. Long and short…
This strategy uses rate of change (ROC) thresholds to identify possible long entries and exits. A price move through a ROC-derived level activates a temporary threshold line; further movement through that line triggers the trade. The reverse process closes…
This long-only strategy combines an RSI filter with 9-period and 50-period exponential moving averages. It enters when the fast EMA crosses above the slow EMA, RSI has risen by more than five points from its prior reading, and RSI remains below 70. It closes…
This simple crossover system uses a 1-period and a 5-period simple moving average of closing prices. It opens a long position when the faster average crosses above the slower one and a short position on the opposite cross. The stated exit levels are a stop 5…
This example describes a daily gold futures strategy using the Aroon indicator over a 10-period lookback. It opens a fixed-size long position when Aroon Up crosses above Aroon Down or when Up is above 75 while Down is below 25. It opens a short position on…
This two-way system combines an 8-period RSI with a manually calculated 20-period ADX. It enters long when RSI crosses above 70 or short when RSI crosses below 30, provided ADX is above 14. Positions close when RSI crosses the opposite threshold. The…
This strategy converts dollar-denominated stop-loss and take-profit inputs into price distances using position size, contract point value, and minimum tick size. It enters long when a 14-period simple moving average crosses above a 28-period average, and…
This method measures the logarithmic distance between price and a 374-period simple moving average, scales that value by a time factor, then normalizes it using tracked historical extremes. The resulting indicator ranges from zero to one and drives long,…