Dual Chain Strategy - Technical Overview How It Works: The Dual Chain Strategy is a unique approach to trading that utilizes Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) across different timeframes, creating two distinct "chains" of trading signals. These chains can work independently or together, capturing both long-term trends and short-term price movements. ...
Galileo Galilei Is the simplest of them all and easy to understand: It has an Exponential Moving Average that you can modify to suit your pair on the chart with it's timeframe, looking at the strategy tester to compare results; The prices for the EMA are taken from the OPEN of every candle (depending on your timeframe); If the current candle's price closes...
This is a system I developed initially for scalping. Please be careful because trading only by this system blindly can cause total losses! This system uses a risky technique by taking profits very fast. It is build around moving averages and japanese candlesticks close prices cross the moving averages. The stop loss in this example is the reversal of the moving...
This is the study version of the Armi Goldman v1.7 Copernicus strategy . This study contains alerts so that you can use as signals with your premium tradingview accounts. Feel free to modify the inputs to match your results tested on the Armi Goldman v1.7 Copernicus strategy . Change the traded pairs and modify the timeframe, stop loss and the length to match...
This script builds an EMA (Exponential Moving Average) on special price conditions using the following: Averaged price if the current bar (c.=1/4(o.+c.+l.+c.) Midpoint of the previous bar (o.=1/2(o. of prev. bar+ c. of prev. bar) and h.=max(h.,o.,c.) l.=min(l.,o.,c.) It gives alerts on price crossing the EMA (breakout/breakdown) and plots OUT and IN when the...
Script uses an EMA (Exponential Moving Average) as an indicator. When the price crosses (breakout/breakdown) the EMA, the trigger is activated. Script does the breakout and breakdown calculations. It considers one candle close above or below the EMA. It is used only in trending markets like bullish trends and/or bearish trends and never in flat. It can get very...