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This short-term reversal approach combines the Money Flow Index (MFI) with a simple moving average (MA). Its stated logic looks for MFI readings at overbought or oversold extremes and uses the close relative to the MA as a directional filter. The…
This Pine Script combines a basic three-candle directional strategy with a proposed composite performance score. It enters long after three consecutive bullish candles and short after three consecutive bearish candles, provided the position is flat and the…
This strategy adapts Turtle-style price levels into a two-horizon system. A longer lookback level and a shorter lookback level are used to define potential long entries: the description proposes buying a short-term pullback when the longer trend is up, or a…
This BTC futures strategy maps a recent high-low range into Fibonacci zones and uses ADX and directional movement to filter entries. The source computes several zone boundaries from a lookback range, then allows configurable price-location rules and a…
This BTC futures trend-following system filters Donchian Channel breakouts through a long-term EMA and a faster-versus-slower EMA relationship called the Madrid Ribbon. Long entries require price above the 200-period EMA, a bullish relationship between the…
This Bitcoin futures strategy follows trend changes using a 65-period and a 240-period exponential moving average. It enters long on an upward crossover and short on a downward crossover, provided current volume exceeds a threshold. The source also describes…
This BTC futures strategy uses RSI extremes over a recent lookback to define reversal entries. A short signal occurs when the RSI high over the prior six bars exceeded a high threshold and current RSI falls below a lower threshold. A long signal requires the…
This BTC strategy combines RSI threshold crossings with MACD positioning to generate long and short entries. Longs follow an RSI recovery from oversold territory while MACD remains below its signal line and a stated negative threshold; shorts use an RSI…
This document describes a countertrend approach that waits for RSI to enter an overbought or oversold zone, then looks for divergence between price and RSI before signaling a reversal trade. It includes regular and hidden divergence patterns and configurable…
This long-only strategy uses a simple moving average and standard deviation bands to frame entries and exits, with an exponential moving average as an emergency exit. The visible script defines a 20-period basis, a narrow band multiplier for entry, wider…
This strategy combines pivot-based Quantitative Movement (QM) signals with Awesome Oscillator (AO) divergence to seek potential reversals. It defines bullish and bearish QM setups using five-bar pivots and a close beyond the prior bar’s range. AO is…
This document presents an automated strategy built around RSI extremes. It describes a 15-period RSI, with readings below 20 associated with a potential long and readings above 80 with a potential short; the long description also mentions a move above a…
This document describes an automated trend-following system that enters long when price crosses above an EMA and short when it crosses below. It uses a configurable EMA, with a stated default of 50 periods, and sizes trades from a chosen share of account…
This script outlines an automated long strategy that derives Fibonacci-style price levels from recent pivot highs and lows, then places or moves a limit entry at a user-selected level. If price crosses the prior bar's entry level, the script treats the order…
This strategy compares a short-period simple moving average with a longer-period volume-weighted moving average. A fast-line cross above the slow line signals a long entry; a cross below signals a short entry. The accompanying explanation frames the…
This strategy places Bollinger Bands around a centerline built from an adaptive EMA and Hull moving average blend, with an option to use a conventional simple moving average instead. Its stated rule is contrarian at the bands: a move above the upper band…
This script defines a fair-price zone from the open and close of selected time-of-day candles in the America/New_York timezone. The listed anchor times are 2:59 a.m., 8:29 a.m., 9:29 a.m., 1:59 p.m., 4:59 p.m., and 7:59 p.m.; each can be enabled or disabled.…
This long-only framework combines RSI and MACD signals to seek upward momentum. An entry can occur when RSI crosses above its midpoint while MACD is bullish, or when MACD crosses above its signal line while RSI is already at or above the midpoint. Optional…
This strategy uses a fast 9-period EMA and a slow 21-period EMA to generate directional signals: a cross above favors a long position, while a cross below favors a short. Opposite crosses also serve as signal-based exits. Percentage-based stop-loss and…
This strategy treats runs of rising or falling closes as directional signals. It counts consecutive candles whose closes are higher or lower than the preceding close, resetting the opposite count; a flat close resets both. Reaching the chosen count opens a…
This strategy compares the closing price of a chosen market with a benchmark by calculating their price ratio and smoothing it with a simple moving average. It enters long when the smoothed ratio exceeds a buy threshold and short when it falls below a sell…
This trend-following strategy uses the Supertrend indicator, which combines average true range with price information, to identify direction changes. A shift from downtrend to uptrend triggers a long entry; a shift from uptrend to downtrend triggers a short…
This proof-of-concept strategy uses two exponential moving averages with tunable short and long periods. It enters a long position when the shorter average crosses above the longer one and exits when the longer average crosses above the shorter. The…
This strategy combines an Adaptive Indicator for Moving Averages (AIOMA) with a weighted moving average (WMA). AIOMA is formed by applying several successive exponential smoothings to closing prices; WMA is calculated over its own lookback. A cross of WMA…