This comprehensive trading strategy is designed to combine various technical indicators, offering dynamic trend analysis, support/resistance detection, and signal generation.
Features EMA (Exponential Moving Averages):
Two EMAs (13 and 21) dynamically adjust their colors based on trend direction. Rising trends = green, falling trends = red. Hull Moving Average (Optional):
A smooth trend indicator for improved visual clarity, adjustable via settings. Support/Resistance Levels:
Automatically detects key support and resistance levels based on recent highs and lows. Plots these levels for better decision-making. Candle Body Resistance Channel:
Highlights resistance levels using recent candle closes. Ideal for spotting potential breakout or reversal zones. Signal Generator:
Generates BUY and SELL signals using higher timeframe open and close price crossovers. Strategy Logic BUY Condition:
Triggered when the higher timeframe's close price crosses above its open. SELL Condition:
Triggered when the higher timeframe's close price crosses below its open.
Exit Logic: Positions are exited based on trend reversals or opposing signals. Customization Timeframe:
Default set to 12-hour candles (720). Adjustable to fit different trading styles. Indicator Settings:
EMA Lengths: Default 13 and 21. Hull MA Length: Adjustable via user input. Candle Body Resistance Channel:
Optional feature to visualize price channels. This strategy is perfect for traders looking for a holistic approach to technical analysis, combining trend detection, support/resistance zones, and customizable signals.
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