Strategy Description This Pine Script strategy is designed for trading on the 1-hour (1H) timeframe. It leverages multiple timeframes and indicators to identify entry and exit opportunities for long and short positions.
Key Features: Multi-Timeframe Factor (M7F):
If M7F is related to the concept of multiple timeframes, it could indicate an aggregated condition where certain thresholds are met across different time intervals (5-minute, 1-hour, 3-hour in your case). This factor might combine the signals from all timeframes into a unified rule. Indicators:
Weighted Moving Averages (VWMA) and Hull Moving Averages (HMA) are applied on 5-minute, 1-hour, and 3-hour timeframes to evaluate trend direction and momentum. Deviation Thresholds: Price deviations are calculated to set thresholds for entry and exit. Entry Conditions:
Long Positions: Triggered when the price is above all VWMA and HMA indicators across the monitored timeframes, combined with a breakout above an upper threshold. Short Positions: Triggered when the price is below all VWMA and HMA indicators, combined with a breakdown below a lower threshold. Exit Conditions:
Take Profit/Stop Loss (TP/SL): Positions close when the price reaches preset take-profit or stop-loss levels. Dynamic Thresholds: Exits are based on additional thresholds such as breakdowns, outbreaks, or signal line deviations. Visualization:
Colored signal lines and arrows mark potential breakouts, breakdowns, and high-volatility conditions, improving chart readability. Green lines and arrows indicate bullish signals, while red signals bearish conditions. Position Sizing:
Positions are dynamically sized based on account equity and user-defined leverage to ensure responsible risk management. Default Settings: Multiple closing variables are listed in settings, m7f works the best for the hourly.
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