ThiagoSchmitz

Scalping Ichimoku

Based on the Ichimoku Cloud indicator, the Scalping Ichimoku is a strategy applied in a simple form.

How the strategy works?
The indicator will watch two filters from the Ichimoku Cloud indicator. The first one is when the price crosses the cloud (over or under). The second filter is when the conversion line crosses the baseline (over or under). When both filters happen, no matter the order or when the indicator will print an arrow signal.

Buy Signal
A buy signal, or arrow up, will appear when the price crosses over the cloud and when the conversion line crosses over the baseline.

Sell Signal
A sell signal, or arrow down, will appear when the price crosses under the cloud and the conversion line crosses under the baseline.

Exit Points
Show Exit Spots enabled. The indicator will print possible exit spots for the last entry, based on the cross from conversion with baseline. In case the cross is against the latest entry signal, it will show an "X"

One Signal At Time
The indicator will print only one signal in a single direction. It will never print the same signal as the last signal

Exit and Entry Spot At The Same Candle
In the chart, when the entry spot and an exit spot appear in the same candle, the exit spot will appear with a different color. This means that the entry spot is more accurate.

This strategy was designed for scalping, no matter the time frame or market, but it may work for swing traders as well.
Release Notes:
Added alerts on the entry spots

Open-source script

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