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This strategy uses Kaufman’s Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) as its trend signal, with configurable lookback and fast and slow smoothing lengths. A long setup requires KAMA to rise over a chosen interval, price to be above a simple moving average regime…

This long-only system combines a 12/26-period EMA crossover with a MACD crossover and an RSI filter. It opens a position when the faster EMA crosses above the slower one at the same time the MACD line crosses above its signal line, provided RSI is below 70.…

This strategy combines a volatility-adjusted momentum lookback with engulfing candlestick patterns. ATR determines a momentum period within a stated range of 10 to 40 bars: the period shortens in more volatile conditions and lengthens in quieter ones.…

This strategy combines fast, medium, and slow smoothed moving averages with RSI and Williams fractal signals. It tracks a trend state after the fast average crosses the medium average, then waits for aligned average direction, RSI above or below 50, and a…

This simple trend-following system uses 9 and 45 period simple moving averages. It enters long when price crosses above both averages and short when price crosses below both, then uses an opposing signal to exit with a stop level based on the prior bar’s low…

This strategy description presents a combined moving-average framework for identifying possible trend turns. Its overview proposes 9- and 21-period EMAs as short-term confirmation and 50- and 200-period SMAs as broader trend measures, with pivot-based…

This TSLA strategy combines a custom BlueWave oscillator, smoothed money flow, and 50- and 200-period exponential moving averages. It seeks long entries when both oscillator measures are positive and rising while price is above both averages; an additional…

This breakout approach estimates volatility from the standard deviation of log returns, annualizes it for the chart timeframe, and scales it back to a one bar expected move. It places upper and lower thresholds around the prior close; a confirmed close…

This strategy combines 50 and 200 period exponential moving averages to define the broader trend with MACD signals to time entries. It uses the MACD histogram’s position relative to zero alongside the moving average direction, and limits the number of trades…

This trend-following method combines Heikin Ashi candle direction, fast and slow EMAs, and a higher-timeframe Heikin Ashi check. A long setup requires bullish Heikin Ashi conditions and the fast EMA above the slow EMA, with the higher timeframe also bullish;…

This strategy looks for volatility expansion by comparing wide and narrow Bollinger Bands. A signal is considered when the wider band encloses the narrower one, with the condition allowed to remain valid for a short lookback window. Price crossing the narrow…

This simple directional strategy pairs an Awesome Oscillator zero-line cross with a short EMA filter. It enters long when the oscillator crosses above zero while price is above the EMA, and enters short when it crosses below zero while price is below the…

This trend-following strategy compares a fast EMA with a slow EMA, using a crossover above the slow line as a long signal and a crossover below it as a short signal. The stated defaults are 21 and 55 periods. The source also includes optional ATR-based…

This scalping system combines three MACD readings with progressively slower fast and slow periods. Its long and short rules look for momentum alignment across the slow indicators, then inspect recent history for zero-line crossings and turning points in…

This strategy combines an EMA 45, SMA 90, and SMA 180 alignment with a Trend Magic indicator built from CCI and ATR. A long setup requires bullish moving average order and a change in the indicator to bullish; a short setup uses the reverse conditions. The…

This trend-following method combines a simple moving average (SMA), the Average Directional Index (ADX), and a candlestick condition called a “glory hole.” It enters long when the candle is bullish, price is above the SMA, and ADX exceeds a threshold; it…

This strategy uses crossovers between 21-period and 55-period exponential moving averages to generate long and short signals. Optional filters restrict trading to 15-minute charts and weekdays. It closes the existing opposite position before entering in the…

This SuperTrend indicator builds trailing upper and lower bands around a selected price source using ATR and a multiplier. The default configuration uses a 10-period ATR and a multiplier of 3, with the source set to the midpoint of each bar’s high and low.…

This strategy combines two-candle bullish or bearish engulfing patterns with rolling price extremes and ATR-based exits. It defines support as the lowest low and resistance as the highest high over a lookback period, stated as 50 bars by default. A bullish…

This teaching example repeatedly cancels its outstanding orders, reads the current ticker and account balances, then places buy limits below and sell limits above the midpoint. Each side adds orders at successive price intervals until its configured quantity…

This strategy uses a fast and slow simple moving average to identify possible trend changes. With the stated defaults, the averages use 9 and 21 periods: a fast-average cross above the slow average signals a buy, while a cross below signals a sell. The…

This document describes a long and short strategy that combines moving average, MACD, RSI, Bollinger Band, and Fibonacci signals. The code also calculates EMA relationships and rolling Fibonacci levels. Entries can be triggered by any of several conditions,…

This Expert Advisor combines three moving averages with Williams Fractals to identify possible entries. For a long trade, the averages must be ordered from shortest-period highest to longest-period lowest, and the previous candle’s low must sit between the…

This strategy uses a smoothed Stochastic oscillator to generate long and short signals. A long signal occurs when %K crosses above %D while %K is below the oversold threshold; a short signal occurs when %K crosses below %D while %K is above the overbought…