Cerebr Centauri Strategy is a multi-indicator trading system for Pine Script v4 that combines Moving Averages (SMA, EMA, LSMA, WMA), Stochastic Oscillator, RSI, and MACD across both current and higher timeframes.
Cerebr Centauri Strategy evaluates trend conditions and oscillator states to generate trade signals and offers multiple position exit methods including exit rules, stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing stop levels. Plotted directly on the price chart, users can configure indicator periods and multi-timeframe calculation settings.
Multi-indicator strategy combining MA, Stoch, RSI, and MACD
Support for SMA, EMA, LSMA, and WMA moving average types
Higher timeframe analysis using period scaling or data import
Configurable position exit modes including SL, TP, and trailing stops
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Higher Timeframe
timeframe
240
res
HTF Method?
string
Inputs
htfMeth
Bar Merge On?
bool
false
gapsOn
Position Exit Method
string
Exit Rules
exMeth
**Point-Pip Converter**
int
1
pipMult
Moving Average Source
source
close
maSrc
Moving Average Type
string
EMA
maType
Fast Moving Average
int
5
fLen
Slow Moving Average
int
10
sLen
Stoch Length
int
10
periodK
Stochastic Line
int
3
smoothK
Stoch Signal Line
int
3
periodD
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Stoch Overbought
int
80
stOB
Stoch OverSold
int
20
stOS
RSI Source
source
close
rsiSrc
RSI Period
int
9
rsiLen
Use RSI Overbought/Oversold Levels?
bool
true
usersiOBS
RSI Overbought
int
80
rsiOB
RSI OverSold
int
20
rsiOS
MACD Source
source
close
macdSrc
Fast MACD
int
12
macdfLen
Slow MACD
int
21
macdsLen
MACD Signal Line
int
9
macdSig
Use MACD Decreasing Rule?
bool
false
useDec
Fast Moving Average
int
80
inphtfFLen
Slow Moving Average
int
162
inphtfSLen
Stoch Length
int
162
inphtfperiodK
Stochastic Line
int
48
inphtfsmoothK
Stoch Signal Line
int
48
inphtfperiodD
RSI Period
int
240
inphtfrsiLen
Use RSI Overbought/Oversold Levels?
bool
true
inphtfusersiOBS
Filter Trade by Session?
bool
true
useSess
What Trading Session?
string
Custom
whatSess
Custom Session
session
0500-1600
sessCust
Stoch Exit
bool
false
useExStoch
RSI Exit
bool
false
useExRsi
MA Exit
bool
false
useExMa
MACD Exit
bool
false
useExMacd
Stop Loss In Pips
int
40
slPips
Trailing Stop In Pips
int
40
tslPips
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