Atty Trend Pro Strategy
Atty Algo Trend Pro is a dual moving-average ribbon that now comes with a trade engine. The thing you read is still the band between the two lines: both share one colour, set by how far apart they are. Green is the fast MA above the slow by more than the neutral zone, red is below, yellow is inside it. The colour is a continuum, so a ribbon that has only just committed renders close to yellow and saturates as the gap widens.
WHAT IS NEW IN VERSION 2
It is a strategy. Signals, stops, targets and results are drawn on the chart and booked in the Strategy Tester, so you can test it on any symbol and timeframe with your own commission set under Properties.
ENTRY
A BUY or SELL fires after a run of consecutive "trend bars": bars on which the ribbon is committed in that direction and at full colour. You set how many bars the run needs (default 4). Two rules keep it out of chop: a bar that has faded toward yellow never counts, and the bar that completes the run must close at a new high (long) or new low (short) of the leg, so the tool does not buy into a dip or sell into a bounce. The run may start on the flip bar or anywhere later in the leg; the original "count only the bars right after the flip" rule is still available. One entry per leg unless re-arm is on.
EXIT (one model at a time)
- Ribbon colour change (default): hold until the ribbon is no longer your colour.
- Risk : Reward: a fixed target at a multiple of the risk.
- ATR trail: a stop that ratchets behind the best price since entry.
- SMA cross and EMA cross: out on a close through the average.
Every model carries a protective stop placed at the far edge of the drawn ribbon, at a swing low or high, or at an ATR multiple, your choice. Optional exit on the opposite flip, and an optional flatten into the close.
ON THE CHART
Large BUY and SELL labels on the signal bar. A trade box drawn at the signal and moved onto the real fill: risk from the fill to the stop in red, reward from the fill to the target in green. At the exit a tag prints the kind of exit, the R multiple and the dollars.
THE TREND STACK
The same ribbon engine is read on five higher timeframes (default 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, Daily), each from its last closed bar, and shown in a panel you can place in any corner at any text size. You can require any number of them to agree before an entry is allowed.
THE NEUTRAL ZONE AND THE SESSION GATE
Unchanged from version 1. The neutral zone is measured in ATR by default, so one setting behaves the same across markets, and direction must survive a confirmation count before the ribbon commits. With the session gate on, no entries fire outside the window (default 10:00-15:30 New York) while the ribbon stays readable all session.
NOTES
Everything evaluates on the bar close and fills at the next bar's open. Nothing repaints after close. The higher-timeframe reads use the last closed bar on each timeframe.
No performance claim is published with this script. Run it on the markets you trade, with your own costs, and read the tester. The signals are a framework for your own decisions, not a promise of results.
WHAT IS NEW IN VERSION 2
It is a strategy. Signals, stops, targets and results are drawn on the chart and booked in the Strategy Tester, so you can test it on any symbol and timeframe with your own commission set under Properties.
ENTRY
A BUY or SELL fires after a run of consecutive "trend bars": bars on which the ribbon is committed in that direction and at full colour. You set how many bars the run needs (default 4). Two rules keep it out of chop: a bar that has faded toward yellow never counts, and the bar that completes the run must close at a new high (long) or new low (short) of the leg, so the tool does not buy into a dip or sell into a bounce. The run may start on the flip bar or anywhere later in the leg; the original "count only the bars right after the flip" rule is still available. One entry per leg unless re-arm is on.
EXIT (one model at a time)
- Ribbon colour change (default): hold until the ribbon is no longer your colour.
- Risk : Reward: a fixed target at a multiple of the risk.
- ATR trail: a stop that ratchets behind the best price since entry.
- SMA cross and EMA cross: out on a close through the average.
Every model carries a protective stop placed at the far edge of the drawn ribbon, at a swing low or high, or at an ATR multiple, your choice. Optional exit on the opposite flip, and an optional flatten into the close.
ON THE CHART
Large BUY and SELL labels on the signal bar. A trade box drawn at the signal and moved onto the real fill: risk from the fill to the stop in red, reward from the fill to the target in green. At the exit a tag prints the kind of exit, the R multiple and the dollars.
THE TREND STACK
The same ribbon engine is read on five higher timeframes (default 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, Daily), each from its last closed bar, and shown in a panel you can place in any corner at any text size. You can require any number of them to agree before an entry is allowed.
THE NEUTRAL ZONE AND THE SESSION GATE
Unchanged from version 1. The neutral zone is measured in ATR by default, so one setting behaves the same across markets, and direction must survive a confirmation count before the ribbon commits. With the session gate on, no entries fire outside the window (default 10:00-15:30 New York) while the ribbon stays readable all session.
NOTES
Everything evaluates on the bar close and fills at the next bar's open. Nothing repaints after close. The higher-timeframe reads use the last closed bar on each timeframe.
No performance claim is published with this script. Run it on the markets you trade, with your own costs, and read the tester. The signals are a framework for your own decisions, not a promise of results.
Exención de responsabilidad
La información y las publicaciones no constituyen, ni deben considerarse como, asesoramiento o recomendaciones financieras, de inversión, de trading u otro tipo, proporcionadas o respaldadas por TradingView. Obtenga más información en Condiciones de uso.
Exención de responsabilidad
La información y las publicaciones no constituyen, ni deben considerarse como, asesoramiento o recomendaciones financieras, de inversión, de trading u otro tipo, proporcionadas o respaldadas por TradingView. Obtenga más información en Condiciones de uso.