Seykota Alt 3: ATR Channel calculates ATR bands for entries and trailing exits, calculating position sizing based on account equity and ATR risk per unit. The strategy supports pyramiding into winning positions at fixed ATR step intervals, employs an ATR-based initial stop loss, and provides an optional higher-timeframe market regime filter alongside volume requirements. All bands, trailing stops, and trade execution markers overlay directly on the price chart.
ATR channel breakout entry and exit logic
Volatility-adjusted position sizing per unit
Multi-unit pyramiding at ATR-based intervals
Optional higher-timeframe market regime filter
Customizable backtest date range and volume filter
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Allow LONGs?
bool
true
allowLong
Allow SHORTs?
bool
true
allowShort
Base MA length
int
100
baseLen
ATR length
int
20
nLen
Entry band (k * ATR)
float
2.0
kEntry
Exit band (k * ATR)
float
2.0
kExit
Initial stop (in N)
float
2.0
stopN
Add every X * N
float
0.5
addStepN
Max units
int
4
maxUnits
Risk % of equity PER UNIT
float
1.0
riskPct
Use market regime filter?
bool
false
useMarket
Market symbol for regime (if used)
symbol
SPY
marketSym
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Regime timeframe (if used)
timeframe
D
marketTF
Market MA length (if used)
int
200
marketLen
Min 20-bar avg volume (chart TF)
int
0
minVol
Plot signals & stops?
bool
true
showSignals
Plot ATR bands?
bool
true
plotBands
Backtest FROM (yyyy-mm-dd)
time
timestamp("2022-01-01T00:00:00")
fromDate
Backtest TO (yyyy-mm-dd)
time
timestamp("2099-12-31T23:59:59")
toDate
Force FLAT at range start?
bool
true
flatAtFrom
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