OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Enhanced UT Bot with Long & Short Trades
This Pine Script implements a UT Bot Strategy based on ATR (Average True Range) trailing stop levels to generate buy and sell signals. It features:
Customizable Sensitivity:
Adjust the Key Value and ATR Period to control signal sensitivity.
Trailing Stop Logic:
A dynamic trailing stop tracks price movements based on ATR, switching between buy and sell zones.
Trade Automation:
Uses strategy.entry and strategy.close to automate long and short trades.
Triggers webhook alerts for buy and sell signals (UT Bot Buy and UT Bot Sell).
Visual Signals:
Displays trailing stop levels on the chart.
Plots buy/sell labels when crossover or crossunder events occur.
Webhook Integration:
Supports automated trade execution via webhook alerts.
Ideal for traders looking for a simple yet effective ATR-based trading strategy that works with automated systems like webhook triggers.
Customizable Sensitivity:
Adjust the Key Value and ATR Period to control signal sensitivity.
Trailing Stop Logic:
A dynamic trailing stop tracks price movements based on ATR, switching between buy and sell zones.
Trade Automation:
Uses strategy.entry and strategy.close to automate long and short trades.
Triggers webhook alerts for buy and sell signals (UT Bot Buy and UT Bot Sell).
Visual Signals:
Displays trailing stop levels on the chart.
Plots buy/sell labels when crossover or crossunder events occur.
Webhook Integration:
Supports automated trade execution via webhook alerts.
Ideal for traders looking for a simple yet effective ATR-based trading strategy that works with automated systems like webhook triggers.
Open-source script
In true TradingView spirit, the author of this script has published it open-source, so traders can understand and verify it. Cheers to the author! You may use it for free, but reuse of this code in publication is governed by House rules. You can favorite it to use it on a chart.
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