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Source Code
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Overview
Up to five signals can be enabled, each with long and short source inputs, a name and a usage mode. Position size is a fixed number of contracts, and an ATR length and an optional moving average exit, 21 periods by default, handle closing trades. The visible header describes exits, trend-riding and directional filters, and optional debug labels are available. The shown code is mostly commentary, and it is marked deprecated.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
๐ Enable Debug Labels
bool
false
debugEnabled
Number of Contracts
int
1
positionQty
๐ Signal 1
bool
true
signal1Enable
Long
source
close
signal1LongSrc
Short
source
close
signal1ShortSrc
Name
string
LuxAlgo
signal1Name
Usage
string
Entry All
signal1Usage
๐ Signal 2
bool
false
signal2Enable
Long
source
close
signal2LongSrc
Short
source
close
signal2ShortSrc
Name
string
UTBot
signal2Name
Usage
string
Entry All
signal2Usage
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
๐ Signal 3
bool
false
signal3Enable
Long
source
close
signal3LongSrc
Short
source
close
signal3ShortSrc
Name
string
VIDYA
signal3Name
Usage
string
Entry All
signal3Usage
๐ Signal 4
bool
false
signal4Enable
Long
source
close
signal4LongSrc
Short
source
close
signal4ShortSrc
Name
string
KyleAlgo
signal4Name
Usage
string
Entry All
signal4Usage
๐ Signal 5
bool
false
signal5Enable
Long
source
close
signal5LongSrc
Short
source
close
signal5ShortSrc
Name
string
Wonder
signal5Name
Usage
string
Entry All
signal5Usage
ATR Length
int
14
atrLen
Enable MA Exit
bool
true
maExitOn
MA Length
int
21
maLen
MA Type
string
EMA
maType
Enable Fixed SL/TP
bool
false
fixedEnable
Unit
string
ATR
fixedUnit
Stop Size
float
1.0
fixedStop
TP1
bool
false
tp1Enable
tp1Size
float
1.5
tp1Size
TP2
bool
false
tp2Enable
tp2Size
float
3.0
tp2Size
TP3
bool
false
tp3Enable
tp3Size
float
4.0
tp3Size
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