Stochastic Direction Strategy
This is a simple strategy based on the Stochastic Oscillator: stockcharts [DOT] com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:stochastic_oscillator_fast_slow_and_full
Its purpose is to gradually build a position in a trending market (as of June 26th 2016 in most cryptocurrencies).
Inputs:
- direction (long/short)
- overbought/oversold
- close positions (yes/no to only increase positions)
Outputs:
- buy/sell/close signals plotted on a chart below
This script can easily be used as a TradingView study (for alerts) and a strategy (for backtesting). See the comments in the code.
I have added additional alert conditions to be used easily together with a trading bot reading the signals
Yet obviously you can also do manual trading on each alert.
Its purpose is to gradually build a position in a trending market (as of June 26th 2016 in most cryptocurrencies).
Inputs:
- direction (long/short)
- overbought/oversold
- close positions (yes/no to only increase positions)
Outputs:
- buy/sell/close signals plotted on a chart below
This script can easily be used as a TradingView study (for alerts) and a strategy (for backtesting). See the comments in the code.
I have added additional alert conditions to be used easily together with a trading bot reading the signals
Yet obviously you can also do manual trading on each alert.
Full time & full stack developer - professional trader wolfbot.org
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Full time & full stack developer - professional trader wolfbot.org
✅ 💹 Automate your Crypto TradingView Signals ✅ 💹
✅ 💹 Automate your Crypto TradingView Signals ✅ 💹
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.