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Overview
TN Sovereign Fakeout Filter computes a sovereign score based on volume exceeding a moving average multiplier, alignment with higher-timeframe EMA, minimum ATR move size, and fast EMA above slow EMA. Only when the score meets or exceeds the minimum threshold does it generate long or short signals from EMA crossovers. Risk is managed using a percentage of capital with stop loss and take profit distances calculated from ATR multiples. The higher-timeframe EMA is fetched with security functions, allowing trend alignment across multiple timeframes. Main settings adjust filter sensitivity, risk parameters, and EMA lengths. It draws entries directly on the price chart without additional panes.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
HTF Timeframe
string
60
htfTF
HTF EMA Length
int
50
htfLen
Volume MA Length
int
20
volLen
Volume Multiplier
float
1.5
volMult
ATR Length
int
14
atrLen
ATR Min Move (Mult)
float
0.3
atrMult
Min Sovereign Score (1-4)
int
3
minScore
Fast EMA
int
9
fastLen
Slow EMA
int
21
slowLen
Risk Per Trade %
float
1.0
riskPct
Take Profit (ATR Mult)
float
2.0
tpMult
Stop Loss (ATR Mult)
float
1.5
slMult
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