This document describes a trend-following method built around Parabolic SAR. The indicator trails price during a trend and changes sides when price crosses its level; the strategy uses that change to identify a possible reversal and place a stop entry in the…
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This Pine strategy combines a fast and slow exponential moving average, Supertrend direction, candle color, and RSI thresholds to generate long and short signals. It requires all four conditions to agree and only enters when no position is open. The script…
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This strategy combines SuperTrend direction changes with a MACD histogram filter to trade short-term trends. It opens a long position when SuperTrend switches to an uptrend and the 30-minute MACD histogram is positive; it opens a short position when the…
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