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This strategy combines a short-term reversal signal with a detrended price oscillator to seek rebounds after cyclical turns. The reversal component uses recent closing-price changes and the relationship between fast and slow stochastic values, with a…
This BTC futures strategy description combines an RSI-based measure called VPS with a WOW-style ATR trend method. The RSI component generates signals at overbought and oversold levels or from simple price-indicator divergence conditions. A separate trend…
This strategy seeks to trade price differences between two or more crypto exchanges while holding both cash and coins across the accounts. It adjusts bid and ask prices for estimated fees, selects a venue to buy and another to sell, and acts only when the…
This BTC futures strategy combines a 50-period EMA crossover for direction with a 14-period ADX filter that admits trades above 20. It uses 14-period ATR to set a stop one ATR beyond the signal bar’s low for longs or high for shorts. The exit plan allocates…
This strategy transforms price into oscillator-based candles using a selectable indicator such as RSI, Stochastic, MACD, TSI, CCI, CMO, or MFI. A delayed Supertrend-style calculation provides a trailing direction and stop, while ATR-scaled stop and target…
This BTC futures system builds rolling resistance and support levels from a weighted price calculation using the high, low, and close. It enters long when the current high reaches or exceeds the prior bar’s resistance, and short when the low reaches or falls…
This short-only strategy combines four exponential moving averages with Fibonacci levels calculated from a rolling range of the 9- and 55-period EMAs. It opens a short when the prior close is below the calculated range high and the 21-period EMA is below the…
This automated strategy seeks momentum trades only when trends agree across five chart intervals, from one minute through four hours. Each interval assesses fast versus slow exponential moving averages, RSI relative to 50, and price relative to the fast…
This intraday method combines volatility-based Fibonacci levels with RSI signals. It calculates a volume-weighted moving average basis over a configurable lookback, then uses standard deviation and a multiplier to place upper and lower bands. A long setup…
The Double Seven method combines a long-term trend filter with a short-term pullback entry. It considers long positions only when the closing price is above its 200-day simple moving average, entering when the close reaches a new low over the recent…
This strategy uses three simple moving averages to describe shorter and longer price movements, plus a long-term moving average as a directional filter. The written rules call for a long entry when the fast average crosses above the slow average and the slow…
This partial Pine Script describes a configurable strategy combining a Follow Line Indicator (FLI), Schaff Trend Cycle (STC), MACD, and an exponential moving average filter. Its inputs expose entry strictness, display options, FLI band and ATR settings, EMA…
This BTC strategy combines the distance between closing price and an exponential moving average with MACD crossovers. A long signal requires price to sit sufficiently below the EMA while its deviation begins to recover, alongside a MACD bullish crossover at…
This strategy uses Bollinger Bands to trade breakouts, with the accompanying description identifying VN30F1M as its intended market. The bands use a 20-period simple moving average and a multiplier of 2.0. A close above the upper band triggers a long entry,…
This script outlines a long-only Supertrend strategy intended for NIFTY and other liquid markets. It enters when the Supertrend direction changes from bearish to bullish, then closes the position if the indicator reverses bearish. While the position is open,…
This strategy combines liquidity sweep signals with bullish or bearish engulfing candles to generate long and short entries. Sweeps are defined by price moving beyond a prior lookback high or low; the document treats a break below a low as bullish and a…
This document outlines a mainly long-side trend-following system using a 100-period simple moving average, a 200-period exponential average, a Hull moving average trend check, and Williams %R. The stated entry rules also require improving Williams %R…
This strategy compares fast and slow Arnaud Legoux moving averages (ALMAs) to identify directional changes. A crossover provides the long or short direction, and the position is closed on the opposite crossover or through percentage-based take-profit and…
The strategy records the high and low during a user-defined Asian trading session, then watches for a break of that range after an adjustable delay. A move above the range is intended to trigger a long position and a move below it a short position. It limits…
This strategy uses the Know Sure Thing (KST) indicator on 30-minute SPY data to generate long and short signals. KST combines four rate-of-change series, smooths them with separate simple moving averages, and weights the resulting values. A further moving…
This strategy combines Bollinger Bands, an Ichimoku-style cloud, and recent highs or lows to identify breakouts. A long signal requires price to close above the upper band, both cloud lines, and the previous lookback high. A short signal requires a close…
This reversal strategy pairs candle size and direction with changes in the MACD histogram. It signals a short when a bullish candle has a larger body than the prior candle while the histogram declines across three periods, interpreting this as fading upward…
This strategy combines the Awesome Oscillator (AO), a 100-period exponential moving average, the Relative Strength Index (RSI), and Parabolic SAR (PSAR) across several timeframes. Long signals require AO to turn positive, price to be above the EMA, and RSI…
This long-only reversal strategy calculates a 14-period RSI from daily lows rather than closing prices. It enters when RSI falls below the default entry threshold of 24, then closes when RSI rises above 72 or when the loss from the recorded entry price…