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Tools that tell you which way price is moving and how strong the move is. 16 scripts written in Deepwick Script, a subset of Pine Script.
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Turtle-style breakout: go long when price closes above the highest high of the last N bars, exit on a close below the lowest low of a shorter window. Includes an ATR stop. Open the Strategy Tester to see trades, equity and drawdown.
Chaikin Money Flow trend strategy: long when CMF (sum of MFM×volume / sum of volume) crosses above the threshold, exit on the reverse cross. - CMF 0 = net buying pressure; < 0 = net distribution. - Combine with a price trend filter for confirmation. - 20-period is the canonical CMF lookback.
On-Balance Volume trend strategy: long when OBV has risen over the lookback window (accumulation phase), exit when OBV turns lower. - OBV rising on flat/down prices = stealth accumulation. - Combine with a price trend filter for cleaner entries. - 20-period is the canonical OBV trend window.
Ichimoku Kinko Hyo cloud breakout: long when Tenkan-sen crosses above Kijun-sen AND price is above the cloud (SpanA and SpanB), exit on a cloud re-entry. - The cloud (SpanA/SpanB) is plotted as a filled band. - Combine with a higher-timeframe trend for confirmation. - 9/26/52 is the canonical Ichimoku setting.
Range Filter trend strategy based on a smoothed range channel. Long when price breaks above the upper smoothed boundary; exit on the reverse break. - The smoothed boundaries are plotted on the chart for visual confirmation. - Combine with a higher-timeframe trend filter for cleaner entries. - Use the Length and Smooth Length to tune sensitivity.
Aroon Up/Down trend strategy: long when Aroon Up crosses above 70 and Aroon Down is below 30 (fresh bullish extreme), exit when the relationship reverses. - Both lines below 30 = consolidation; expect a breakout. - Combine with volume confirmation for the strongest setups. - 25-period is the canonical Aroon lookback.
Vortex Indicator trend strategy: long when +VI crosses above -VI (fresh uptrend), exit on the reverse cross. - +VI above 1.0 = strong bullish flow; below 1.0 = weak. - Pair with an ADX filter for stronger entries. - Combine with a higher-timeframe trend for confirmation.
Classic Parabolic SAR trend-following: long when price closes above the SAR dots (dots below price), flip to flat when SAR crosses above. - Lower Increment for tighter, faster stops; raise Max for stronger trends. - SAR dots are plotted on the chart for visual confirmation. - Combine with an ADX filter to avoid choppy reversals.
ATR-based Supertrend trend-following: long when the Supertrend flips bullish (green line under price), exit when it flips bearish. - 10/3 is the canonical setting; raise factor for fewer, longer trends. - Combine with an ADX 25 confirmation for strongest setups. - Plot the Supertrend line on the chart for visual confirmation.
ADX/DMI trend following: long when ADX is above the trend threshold AND +DI is above -DI, exit when trend strength or direction collapses. - ADX 25 = a trend worth riding; the higher the threshold, the stricter. - +DI -DI confirms bullish direction. - Combine with a stop-loss or ATR trailing exit.
Turtle-style Donchian Channel breakout: enter on a close above the N-bar high, exit on a close below the M-bar low. Includes an ATR-based trailing stop. - 20/10 is the canonical Turtle pair; 55/20 for slower swings. - Raise ATR Mult for a wider trailing stop, lower for tighter risk control. - Combine with an ADX 25 filter for trending environments only.
Two Hull Moving Averages crossed against each other — both fast and almost lag-free. A non-trendline crossover that catches turns without the usual SMA drag. - Default 9/21 looks like an SMA 14/28 but turns ~3 bars sooner. - Raise both lengths for steadier swings; the sqrt(N) kernel keeps lag low. - Excellent on crypto and indices where lag kills entries.
Low-lag Triple EMA crossover: TEMA removes the lag of the underlying three-stage EMA cascade. Faster turns than EMA or SMA at the same length. - Best as the fast leg of a crossover pair against a slower EMA. - Lower Fast for tighter entries; raise Slow to anchor the trend filter. - Pair with an ADX 20 filter to skip chop.
The textbook golden/death cross strategy: long when a fast SMA crosses above a slow SMA, exit on the reverse. Slow equal-weight averages smooth through noise better than EMAs but lag more. - 50/200 is the iconic daily pair; 20/50 for shorter timeframes. - Higher Slow means bigger swings and fewer trades. - Combine with a volume filter for cleaner breakouts.
Long-only EMA crossover: enter when the fast EMA crosses above the slow EMA, exit on the reverse cross. The two EMAs are plotted on the chart for visual confirmation. - 9/21 is the classic short-term pair; 20/50 swings between days. - Raise the gap for fewer, larger signals; tighten it for faster flips. - Combine with an ATR-based stop or a higher-timeframe trend filter.
Trend-following MACD crossover long-only: enter on a bullish MACD/signal cross, exit on the bearish cross. The histogram visualises momentum strength. - Raise the spread between Fast and Slow for fewer, larger swings. - Tighter Signal smoothing reacts faster but adds whipsaw in chop. - Combine with an ADX 25 filter to dodge range-bound whipsaws.