An ADX-based trend-following strategy that enters long positions when the positive directional indicator (DI+) crosses above the Average Directional Index (ADX) while ADX remains below a preset threshold and a fast EMA is above a slow EMA.
ADX Strategy allows adding to open positions when price drops below the average entry price during subsequent crossovers. Exits occur when DI+ crosses below ADX above the threshold or when price drops past a percentage-based stop loss.
Custom ADX and DI+ indicator calculation
Dual EMA trend filter for entry confirmation
Percentage-based stop loss calculation from average position price
Pyramiding support to scale into positions on re-entry signals
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
ADX Length
int
11
len
threshold
int
30
threshold
Fast EMA
int
13
fastEma
Slow EMA
int
55
slowEma
Stop Loss
int
8
stopLoss
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