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Fade stretched moves back toward an average: RSI, Bollinger, VWAP and CCI setups. 8 scripts written in Deepwick Script, a subset of Pine Script.
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Williams VIX Fix panic-buy strategy: long when the VIX Fix formula (100×(highest-low)/highest) spikes above a percentile of its own recent highs. - Designed to mark capitulation spikes and mean-reversion entries. - Lower Percentile (e.g. 0.7) for more frequent signals. - Combine with an oversold RSI or volume spike for confirmation.
VWAP mean reversion long-only: enter when price drops below the session VWAP by the band percentage, exit when it recovers above VWAP. - Lower Band % for tighter, more frequent entries. - Best on intraday timeframes (1m–1h) where VWAP has clear meaning. - Combine with a higher-timeframe trend filter for swing setups.
Money Flow Index mean reversion long-only: enter when MFI drops below 20 (volume-weighted oversold), exit when it climbs above 80. - MFI combines price action with volume; signals are rarer than RSI but higher-quality. - 14-period is standard; longer lengths (21+) are steadier on daily charts. - Combine with an RSI divergence for stronger confirmations.
CCI mean reversion long-only: enter when CCI drops below the oversold threshold (default -100), exit when it climbs above the overbought threshold (default +100). - Tighter thresholds (-150 / +150) catch only the most extreme swings. - Combine with an ADX < 20 filter to confirm ranging conditions. - 20-period CCI is the canonical setting; shorter reacts faster.
Williams %R mean reversion long-only: enter when %R drops below -80 (oversold), exit when it climbs above -20 (overbought). - Lower the entry threshold (e.g. -90) for fewer, more extreme entries. - 14 is the standard lookback; shorter lengths are more reactive. - Combine with a higher-timeframe trend to filter against the prevailing move.
Classic Stochastic %K/%D crossover long-only: enter when %K crosses above %D inside the oversold zone, exit when %K leaves the overbought zone. - 14/3/3 with 20/80 thresholds is the textbook setting. - Raise Length to filter noise; lower it for snappier reversals. - Pair with an RSI divergence or volume confirmation for cleaner entries.
Bollinger Band mean reversion: long at the lower band, exit on the move back to the basis. The bands themselves are plotted for visual confirmation. - Lower Mult for tighter bands (more signals, smaller wins); raise it for stretchier extremes. - Pair with a higher-timeframe trend filter to avoid mean-reverting into a crash. - Best on range-bound assets and short timeframes.
Classic RSI mean reversion long-only strategy. Buy when RSI drops into oversold territory, exit when it recovers to the midline. - Lower Oversold for fewer, higher-conviction signals; raise it for more trades. - Exit Level around 50 is the textbook mean; 55–60 holds trades longer. - Best in range-bound markets; combine with an ADX filter for trending ones.