Aurora KAMA | KAMA Adaptive Trend Strategy

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Aurora KAMA Trend is a trend-following strategy built around Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) — a moving average that speeds up when the market is trending cleanly and slows down when it's choppy, instead of using a fixed lookback like a standard SMA/EMA.

How it works:
  • Core signal: KAMA's slope determines direction. The strategy requires KAMA to be persistently rising (for longs) or falling (for shorts) over a configurable number of bars, filtering out minor wiggles near turning points.
  • Trend filter: An optional long-term SMA only allows longs above it and shorts below it, keeping trades aligned with the dominant trend.
  • Trade spacing: A cooldown period (in bars) prevents new entries from stacking up too close together during a single volatile move.
  • Risk management: An optional fixed percentage stop-loss, plus a trailing stop that only arms after a delay period, giving new positions room to develop before being trailed tightly.
  • Direction control: Trade long-only, short-only, or both.


Visuals:
  • The KAMA line changes color with trend direction (green/rising, red/falling, gray/flat), with a glowing red/green fill between KAMA and price whose intensity scales with the distance between them.
  • The trend SMA is rendered as a layered "glow" line — gold when sloping up, amber when sloping down.
  • Entries are marked with simple triangles; exits with small gray X's.


Tips:
  • Test on daily bars for liquid, trending instruments (e.g. BTCUSD, ES1!, SPY, QQQ) — KAMA needs a real trend to earn its keep.
  • Widen the rising/falling persistence inputs if you're getting whipsawed near turning points.
  • Turn off the SMA filter if you want KAMA to trade purely on its own slope, independent of the broader trend.
  • The trailing stop's delay is there to stop you from getting stopped out on entry noise — tighten it only if you're trading a slower timeframe.

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