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Goblin Town is a configurable long-and-short strategy presented with a 60-minute label. Its parameter set exposes several technical tools, including ADX, a range filter, volume conditions, MACD, Parabolic SAR, RSI, relative momentum, Bollinger Bands, and…
This document describes a monitoring utility that polls exchange data and logs one selected value: market price, ATR, RSI, or Bollinger Band width. Users can set indicator periods, alert bounds, polling and retry intervals, and an alert cadence. Price alerts…
This Pine strategy combines market-structure breaks and changes of character with configurable entry filters. Its visible inputs allow traders to choose long, short, or both directions; require BOS or CHoCH signals; and apply a strong-candle test. Pivot…
This document describes a swing strategy that combines market structure signals with RSI and volume filters. It defines Change of Character (CHoCH) as a possible directional shift, Break of Structure (BOS) as confirmation of direction, and inducements and…
This trend-following strategy compares 9-day and 21-day simple moving averages. A cross of the shorter average above the longer one opens a long position; a cross below closes it. The strategy also tracks trade counts and win/loss counts as a basic way to…
This strategy uses Heikin-Ashi price data and moving averages to generate directional signals. A fast average crossing above a slow average triggers a long entry; a cross below triggers a short entry. The description says the method adapts a Heikin-Ashi…
This price-action strategy signals direction after three consecutive candles close above their opens or below their opens. It also compares the current candle's volume with the highest volume in a recent lookback period; a volume high alongside the candle…
This price-action system looks for reversal candles near rolling support and resistance levels. It defines support as the lowest low and resistance as the highest high over a 16-period window, then checks for hammer, shooting star, doji, or pin-bar patterns…
This trend-following method compares a short-period and a long-period exponential moving average. An upward crossover opens a long position, while a downward crossover opens a short position. It also tracks account equity from the start of each day and…
This short-term breakout system measures where open, high, low, and close fall within Bollinger Bands, then smooths those percentage readings with configurable moving averages. A volatility measure derived from the smoothed values sets a trailing stop; the…
This mean-reversion approach uses 20-period Bollinger Bands set two standard deviations from the average. It enters long when price moves back inside the lower band after trading below it, and short when price returns inside the upper band after trading…
This Bitcoin strategy enters long when the MACD line crosses above its signal line while below zero, with a further requirement that the current candle closes above its open. The described approach treats this as a possible transition into an uptrend and…
This document presents a configurable pure market making controller for a single trading pair. It defines buy and sell spreads and order amounts, portfolio allocation, and a target base-asset share bounded by minimum and maximum levels. The configuration…
This strategy updates support and resistance from confirmed local price pivots, then looks for price to cross a level while remaining within a percentage zone around it. The published defaults use a pivot length of 2 and a zone of 0.4%. Long entries cross…
This rules-based strategy combines trend, momentum, and volume conditions to enter trades. A long requires an upward Supertrend, RSI above 60, and volume exceeding 1.5 times its 20-day average; a short uses a downward Supertrend, RSI below 40, and the same…
This strategy uses Ichimoku components to identify directional trades. It describes the conversion line as a 9-period midpoint, the baseline as a 26-period midpoint, and the lagging span as closing price displaced by 26 periods. Crossovers between the…
This strategy looks for small-body candles classified as doji patterns, then uses a simple moving average (SMA) and nearby candle prices to generate reversal signals. The document describes long signals around hanging-man patterns and short signals around…
This document outlines a periodic buying method that adjusts purchases according to the difference between current holdings and a rising target portfolio value. At each weekly step, the target value increases by a fixed contribution amount. The script…
This document describes a technical approach that combines moving averages, price-pattern signals, and recent swing highs and lows to identify possible turning points near support or resistance. It names the Alligator moving average group and Peak-Trough…
This strategy uses crossings between the MACD line and its signal line to take long or short positions. The described approach looks for consecutive bullish crosses to enter long and consecutive bearish crosses to enter short, with configurable take-profit…
This Pine Script strategy template uses MACD line and signal-line crossovers to generate long and short signals. It includes configurable fast, slow, and signal periods, and an optional simple moving average filter that classifies direction according to…
This strategy combines 4-period and 8-period exponential moving average (EMA) signals with the direction of a 20-period EMA. A move of the shorter EMA above the 8-period EMA supports a long entry when the 20-period average is rising; the reverse relationship…
This futures strategy uses the TRIX indicator, calculated from triple-smoothed exponential averages, and compares it with a rolling signal line. A bullish crossover opens a long position and a bearish crossover opens a short position. After entry, the…
This strategy combines trend and momentum readings into a threshold-based directional signal. It derives several moving averages at different horizons, compares their levels, and uses changes in those averages as momentum inputs. Sine and cosine…