Trading Technicals Strategy V1
This strategy was developed in order to optimize 'bull' and 'bear' entry and exit signals based on a set of relatively basic but unique parameters, consisting of Exponential Moving Averages, candlestick formation, as well as data from the common RSI and MACD indicators.
Revisions should be expected as my goal with this strategy is to collect data by manipulating the existing entry and exit conditions in order to find the most successful results. I would like to optimize this strategy for a certain time period as well, as there are varying degrees of results between, say, the 5m chart and the 1h chart. I hope to revise this script when I have what I believe to be significantly improved results, and I would also consider the idea of publishing multiple strategies based on the code that works best for each time frame (V1 may work best for the 30m period, a future V2 may be best suited for the 45m period, etc.)
As of publishing this script, two significant points to note are:
1. There are no overnight holds - all positions are exited before market close
2. While you may see several instances in one day's time of the 'bull' signal rising, then returning to zero, a bullish position will not exit at zero, only - the position will remain active until a 'bear' position is signaled, at which point the 'bull' position will be closed and a 'bear' position will open. The same is true in the opposite scenario.
These points are of course subject to change throughout the optimization process. Lastly, my goal is not to look for the strategy that only yields the most profit, but the one that provides the most consistency in achieving those profits.
Revisions should be expected as my goal with this strategy is to collect data by manipulating the existing entry and exit conditions in order to find the most successful results. I would like to optimize this strategy for a certain time period as well, as there are varying degrees of results between, say, the 5m chart and the 1h chart. I hope to revise this script when I have what I believe to be significantly improved results, and I would also consider the idea of publishing multiple strategies based on the code that works best for each time frame (V1 may work best for the 30m period, a future V2 may be best suited for the 45m period, etc.)
As of publishing this script, two significant points to note are:
1. There are no overnight holds - all positions are exited before market close
2. While you may see several instances in one day's time of the 'bull' signal rising, then returning to zero, a bullish position will not exit at zero, only - the position will remain active until a 'bear' position is signaled, at which point the 'bull' position will be closed and a 'bear' position will open. The same is true in the opposite scenario.
These points are of course subject to change throughout the optimization process. Lastly, my goal is not to look for the strategy that only yields the most profit, but the one that provides the most consistency in achieving those profits.