This short-term reversal approach looks for a possible bearish key reversal after price reaches a new high. It compares the current high with the highest high over a configurable lookback, then checks whether the close is below the previous close. A…
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This strategy combines three ATR based SuperTrend lines to identify directional moves. Its stated parameters use lookback lengths of 10, 14, and 20 with multipliers of 3, 2, and 2.5. A long signal requires price to move above all three lines, while a short…
This strategy combines eight smoothed stochastic oscillator lines calculated from the average of high, low, and close. Each line uses a different smoothing length, and their relative ordering defines directional signals: a descending stack with the slowest…
This countertrend strategy seeks a long entry after a stock has fallen below a fast exponential moving average by a chosen margin and then crosses back above it. Moving average ordering and the gap between the fast EMA and a slower SMA define the setup;…
This strategy looks for price to breach a recent range extreme and then close back through the prior bar, treating that move as a liquidity sweep followed by rejection. It uses a 20-bar lookback: a low below the previous lookback low followed by a close…
This strategy combines an EMA trend filter with swing points, fair value gaps, simple order block definitions, and engulfing candles. The code enters long when the trend is upward and bullish gap, candle, and order block conditions coincide; short entries…
This strategy smooths open, high, low, and close prices with linear regression, then applies a simple moving average to the transformed values. It uses candle direction on the active chart and on a 15-minute linear regression series as a confirmation rule:…
This short-term breakout strategy combines Bollinger Bands, an ATR-based trailing stop, and moving average signals. Its description says to buy when price breaks above the upper band alongside an upward EMA cross, and to sell when price breaks below the…
This strategy uses Parabolic SAR direction changes as candidate reversal signals and describes confirming them with a moving-average crossover. Users can select EMA, TEMA, eMAMA, RSI, or OBV as a confirmation method, with optional plots and an indicator…
MAGIC MACD combines a standard MACD crossover signal with a slower MACD histogram, a price filter based on the 50-period EMA, and two short EMAs used as visual crossover confirmation. The explanation recommends waiting for a lower-period MACD signal to agree…
This trend-following strategy combines the Williams Alligator’s Jaw, Teeth, and Lips with an exponential moving average of price. It enters long when price is above the EMA and the Alligator lines are ordered Lips above Teeth above Jaw; it enters short when…
MultiMa is a Freqtrade strategy that builds a collection of triple exponential moving averages (TEMAs) at periods derived from two adjustable parameters: count and gap. For entries, it checks whether consecutive selected TEMA values are decreasing and…
This Pine strategy defines upward and downward wave patterns by comparing rolling highs and lows across five successive, offset five-bar windows. It signals an upward pattern when each newer rolling high is lower than the prior one, and a downward pattern…
This strategy combines a three-average trend filter with Pin Bar entries in the direction of the prevailing trend. The bullish alignment places a fast EMA above a medium EMA and a slow SMA; bearish alignment reverses that order. A qualifying Pin Bar is…
This MNQ futures script describes an opening-range breakout approach on a one-minute chart. It defines the reference range from 9:30 to 10:00 Eastern, then proposes entries after the range ends when price breaks beyond its high or low. Confirmation settings…
The strategy identifies a two-candle Harami pattern using candle direction and range containment. A bearish candle inside the prior bullish candle’s body is treated as a sell signal, while the inverse arrangement is a buy signal. The document describes the…
This simple long-only moving-average strategy compares the closing-price four-period simple moving average with the thirty-period average, with the script intended for daily charts. It opens a long position when the shorter average crosses above the longer…
This strategy uses Williams Percent R to classify recent price position and proposes an intraday long entry when the reading is between the stated low and high thresholds. Percent R ranges from 0 near the recent high to −100 near the recent low. The document…
This strategy uses the KDJ oscillator to time long entries. It calculates K from the close’s position within the recent high–low range, smooths K to obtain D, and derives J from K and D. A bullish signal occurs when J crosses above D; the stated exit is when…
This excerpt outlines a long-only Bitcoin strategy intended for a four-hour chart. It combines smoothed fast, medium, and slow exponential moving averages with slope and separation checks to identify an upward trend. Additional filters measure directional…
This lower-timeframe scalping script combines a fast and slow exponential moving average, VWAP, and RSI. A bullish setup requires the fast EMA above the slow EMA, price above VWAP, and RSI below its oversold threshold. A bearish setup requires the reverse…
This trend-following strategy smooths a selected price series three times, then compares that line with a slower signal line for crossover entries. It filters long and short trades using price relative to a 200-period EMA, RSI relative to a threshold of 50,…
This scalping strategy applies Bill Williams’ Alligator moving-average structure to Heikin-Ashi data while running on standard candles. It is described for low timeframes from one to five minutes. The script lets the user select among several moving-average…
This Pine Script strategy is presented for VN30 futures and uses the slopes of a fast and slow simple moving average to identify direction. The default periods are 20 and 200 bars: when both averages rise, the described logic points toward buying; when both…