[Strategy]Turtle's 20day High Low Break StrategyJapanese below / 日本語説明は下記
Overview
I have made this strategy mimicking the legendary traders group, Turtle’s 20days high low break strategy with more options available for take profit(TP) and stop loss(SL) conditions.
The main component of the strategy is same as my indicator, Previous N days/weeks/months high/low(see the link below) and with this strategy, you can backtest previous N days high/low break strategy.
Unlike the indicator, you can specify another previous N days high/low as TP condition. This is because Turtle used 10days low as TP condition for 20days high break buy strategy, according to articles/books about them.
ATR and other factors which is said to be used in their original strategy are not included in this strategy.
Previous N Days/Weeks/Months High Low
What is Turtle?
Turtle is the group of traders founded by Richard Dennis and William Eckhardt to prove their theory that good traders can be trained or not.
It is said that Turtle had made more than 175 million dollars over 5 years and some of the traders has become fund managers or successful individual traders even after the experiment.
What is this strategy like?
The strategy generates long entries once prices break previous N days highs and short entries when previous N days lows broken.
N is user input so you can adjust it for your own strategy.
As mentioned above, you can also specify another set of different previous N days high/low for TP conditions.
e.g. 55 days high(low) break for entry and 20days low(high) break for take profit condition.
How to use it?
What this strategy shows is almost same as the indicator, Previous N days/weeks/months high/low.
It displays previous N days/weeks/months highs and lows and you can set up entry condition based on previous N days high/low.
Previous N weeks/months highs/lows can be used as take profit points when you develop your own strategy based on this.
See the parameters below for the rest of the details.
Parameters
TP condition:
You can select from “Pips”, “When opposite entries” or “Previous high low break”.
When “When opposite entries” selected, the strategy exits the open positions when opposite directional entries happened. e.g. Long positions will be closed when short entries made.
If you would like to exit positions with specific previous N days highs/lows, you can enter N in Previous N days High/Low for TP field with “Previous high low break” selected.
SL condition:
You can select from “Pips” or “Swing High/Low”.
If “Swing High/Low” selected, left bars and right bars need input to determine swing high/low.
Note: If you select “pips” in TP/SL conditions, it currently works only for forex pairs.
What timeframe is the best for this strategy?
As this strategy is for swing trading, longer timeframes are the best.
Base on my quick check upon strategy’s performance over USD pairs in forex, daily timeframe works best, however, it could fit in with lower timeframes such as 4H and 1H by adjusting TP/SL conditions.
Look at the sample result below. The result shows the strategy’s performance for USDJPY for over 40 years on Daily timeframe and it performs fairly good with more than 2 profit factor over long period of time with up-trending equity curve.
It is just a simulation but the data shows Turtle’s strategy still works.
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概要
伝説のトレーダー集団タートルの20日高値・安値ブレイク手法を模倣して作成したストラテジーです。
利益確定や損切り条件を設定可能なようにして、より柔軟性を持たせています。
ストラテジーの主要な構造は過去にリリースしたインジケーターPrevious N days/weeks/months high/lowと同じです(下記リンク参照)。
このストラテジーを使うと、過去N日高値・安値のブレイク手法のバックテストを行うことが可能です。
また、前述のインジケーターとは異なり、このストラテジーでは利益確定条件のために、もう一つ別の過去N日高値・安値を設定することができます。これはタートルが20日高値のブレイクで買いエントリーを行う場合、10日安値ブレイクを手仕舞いの基準として使っていたことからです。
タートルのオリジナル手法ではATRやその他の要素も用いられていたようですが、このストラテジーには含まれていません。
Previous N Days/Weeks/Months High Low
タートルとは何か？
タートルとは、「優れたトレーダーは育成可能か？」の問いを証明するために、投資家リチャード・デニス氏とウィリアム・エックハート氏によって組織されたトレーダー集団です。
タートルは5年間に渡って1億7千5百万ドル以上を稼ぎ出したと言われており、この実験終了後にはヘッジファンドを運営する者や個人投資家として成功したトレーダーを輩出したことで知られています。
このストラテジーの特徴
このストラテジーは、価格が過去N日高値をブレイクした時にロングエントリーを、過去N日安値をブレイクした時にショートエントリーを実行します。
Nはパラメーターで指定可能なので、皆さんの独自の手法開発のために調整することができます。
また、前述の通り、利益確定条件としてエントリー条件とは別の過去N日高値・安値を指定することが可能です。
例：エントリーには55日の高値・安値のブレイクを用い、決済には20日高値・安値のブレイクを用いるなど。
使い方
このストラテジーは前述のインジケーターとほぼ同じ内容のラインを表示します。
過去N日、N週間、Nヶ月の高値・安値を表示でき、エントリーの条件として過去N日高値・安値を指定することができます。
過去N週・Nヶ月高値・安値ラインは利益確定の目安に用いるなど、皆さんが独自の手法を構築するときの参考として使ってください。
その他のパラメーターについては以下の詳細を参照ください。
パラメーター：
TP condition（利益確定条件）:
“Pips(Pips指定)”, “When opposite entries(逆方向エントリー時)” or “Previous N days high low break(過去N日高値・安値)”から選択することができます。
“When opposite entries” を選択した場合、現在のポジションは、現在ポジションとは逆方向のエントリー条件が満たされた時に、決済されます。
例: ロングポジションはショートのエントリーが実行されると同時に決済される。
特定の過去N日高値・安値ブレイクを決済条件としたい場合は、“Previous N days high low break”を選択の上、該当するN日を”Previous N days High/Low for TP”の項目に入力してください。
SL condition(損切り基準):
“Pips(Pips指定)”、“Swing High/Low(スウィングハイ・ロー)”から選択することができます。
“Swing High/Low”選択時は、高値・安値決定に必要な左右のバーの本数を指定します。
注：TP、SL条件でPipsを選択した場合は、現時点では為替通貨ペアのみに機能します。
このストラテジーに最適の時間軸は？
当ストラテジーはスウィングトレードの手法となっているため、長期の時間軸が適しています。
為替のドルストレートペアでの結果を見てみると日足が最も適していますが、利益確定や損切り条件を調整することで、4時間足や1時間足向きにもアレンジできると思います。
上に示したストラテジーの例は、ドル円の日足における過去40年間以上でのバックテストの結果ですが、これだけの長期に渡って右上がりのエクイティカーブとともにプロフィットファクター2近くを維持するなど、かなり良い結果と言えるのではないでしょうか。
これは一つのシミュレーション結果に過ぎませんが、データを見る限りタートルの手法は現在でも機能すると言えるでしょう。
Turtletrader
Turtle Money ManagementThe Turtle Trading approach* is a trend following system that uses volatility for position size. *(Richard Dennis & William Eckhardt )
Turtle traders use the N unit system for risk management, which has its own advantages. This indicator offers beginners a simple interface that uses the same logic. Using ATR (Average True Range) to measure volatility.
The indicator shows the suggested position size and stop-loss price. You need to activate position line to see how it behaved in the past. Information about the Turtle system shows that it works in a daily candle. Intraday candles can be misleading (for ATR) because of this indicator use daily ATR by default. I leave the choice to you.
Limits recommended by Turtle Traders
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Single Trade % 2 Maximum risk
Single Market % 4 Maximum risk
Closely Correlated Markets % 6 Maximum risk
Loosely Correlated Markets % 10 Maximum risk
Single Direction – Long or Short % 12 Maximum risk
BoxToBox by GurkyCombination of the box theory by Nicolas Darvas and the turtle system.
If the price is above the box, it's long. If the price is below the box, it's short. And follow tags for exit. Simple game plan.
Darvas box theory is a technical tool that allows traders to target stocks with increasing trade volume.
The Darvas box theory is not locked into a specific time period, so the boxes are created by drawing a line along the recent highs and recent lows of the time period the trader is using.
The Darvas box is a trend following system. A trend following system is one that does not try to anticipate a market move. Another way of saying this is that the system is reactive versus predictive.
Darvas would only enter stocks that were in confirmed uptrends and breaking out of consolidation patterns to make new highs. His boxes helped him visualize this while he was on the road dancing for a living.
Essentially, if a stock on his watchlist was bouncing around inside a “price box” of say $35 and $40, then he knew if it broke to $40.50, it was time to buy.
Likewise, if the stock retreated back into the box, it hit his stop loss orders. He wanted to make sure the uptrend was confirmed with higher prices.
Turtle StrategyThe strategy uses the breakout method to enter an order. Look for areas of price compression to wait for a breakout. Use trailing stoploss to keep the order until the end of the trend.
Example using 10000 contract size with GBPJPY , slippage is 3 and commission per order is 0.3$, with actual capital of 10000$, you can adjust other contract size for other pairs to consistent with reality.
The Turtle Trading ChannelTurtle Rules:
To trade exactly like the turtles did, you need to set up two indicators representing the main and the failsafe system.
Set up the main indicator with TradePeriod = 20 and StopPeriod = 10 (A.k.a S1)
Set up the failsafe indicator with TradePeriod = 55 and StopPeriod = 20 (A.k.a S2)
The entry strategy using S1 is as follows
Buy 20-day breakouts using S1 only if last signaled trade was a loss.
Sell 20-day breakouts using S1 only if last signaled trade was a loss.
If last signaled trade by S1 was a win, you shouldn't trade -Irregardless of the direction or if you traded last signal it or not-
The entry strategy using S2 is as follows:
Buy 55-day breakouts only if you ignored last S1 signal and the market is rallying without you
Sell 55-day breakouts only if you ignored last S1 signal and the market is pluging without you
The turtles had a progressive position sizing approach that boosted their winnings. Once a trading decision has been made you should...
Enter the market with 2% risk. Place stop-loss 2ATR from the opening price.
If the position moves in your favor 1/2ATR, enter the market again with 2% risk and trail all stop-losses 2ATR from current price.
If the position moves in your favor 1/2ATR, enter the market again with 2% risk and trail all stop-losses 2ATR from current price.
If the position moves in your favor 1/2ATR, enter the market again with 2% risk and trail all stop-losses 2ATR from current price.
Stop adding to positions when 4 positions have been taken. (*** And see money management rule below)
The exit strategy is carried out using the line with the shortest period of the indicator:
Exit longs taken using S1 when price action closes below a 10-day low
Exit shorts taken using S1 when price action closes above a 10-day high
Exit longs taken using S2 when price action closes below a 20-day low
Exit shorts taken using S2 when price action closes avove a 20-day high
The turtles had very strict money management too. Initial position risk was 2%, but it decreased according to the current drawdown.
If the account had a 10% drawdown, the risk for each trade should decrease a 20%
If the account had a 20% drawdown, the risk for each trade should decrease a 40%.
If the account had a 30% drawdown, the risk for each trade should decrease a 60%.
So, if the account had a N% drawdown, the risk for each trade should decrease N*2%.
Spanish Traslation :
Reglas de las tortugas:
Para tradear exactamente como lo hacían las tortugas, debe configurar dos indicadores que representen el sistema principal y el de seguridad .
Configure el indicador principal con TradePeriod = 20 y StopPeriod = 10 (Aka S1 )
Configure el indicador de seguridad con TradePeriod = 55 y StopPeriod = 20 usando un color diferente. (También conocido como S2 )
La estrategia de entrada usando S1 es la siguiente
Compre rupturas de 20 días usando S1 solo si la última operación señalada fue una pérdida.
Venda rupturas de 20 días usando S1 solo si la última operación señalada fue una pérdida.
Si la última operación señalada por S1 fue una victoria, no debe operar, independientemente de la dirección o si la última operación la realizó o no.
La estrategia de entrada con S2 es la siguiente:
Compre rupturas de 55 días solo si ignoró la última señal S1 y el mercado se está recuperando sin usted
Venda rupturas de 55 días solo si ignoró la última señal S1 y el mercado se está disparando sin usted
Las tortugas tenían un enfoque de tamaño de posición progresivo que aumentó sus ganancias. Una vez que se haya tomado una decisión comercial, debe ...
Ingresar al mercado con un 2% de riesgo. Coloque el stop-loss 2ATR desde el precio de apertura.
Si la posición se mueve a su favor 1 / 2ATR, ingrese al mercado nuevamente con un 2% de riesgo y arrastre todos los stop-loss 2ATR del precio actual.
Si la posición se mueve a su favor 1 / 2ATR, ingrese al mercado nuevamente con un 2% de riesgo y arrastre todos los stop-loss 2ATR del precio actual.
Si la posición se mueve a su favor 1 / 2ATR, ingrese al mercado nuevamente con un 2% de riesgo y arrastre todos los stop-loss 2ATR del precio actual.
Deje de agregar posiciones cuando se hayan tomado 4 posiciones. (*** Y vea la regla de administración de dinero a continuación)
La estrategia de salida se realiza utilizando la línea de menor periodo del indicador:
Salga de largos tomados usando S1 cuando la acción del precio cierra por debajo de un mínimo de 10 días
Salga de los cortos tomados con S1 cuando la acción del precio cierre por encima de un máximo de 10 días
Salga de largos tomados usando S2 cuando la acción del precio cierra por debajo de un mínimo de 20 días
Salga de los cortos tomados con S2 cuando la acción del precio se cierre evite un máximo de 20 días
Las tortugas también tenían una administración de dinero muy estricta . El riesgo de la posición inicial fue del 2%, pero disminuyó de acuerdo con la reducción actual.
Si la cuenta tiene una reducción del 10%, el riesgo de cada operación debería disminuir un 20%.
Si la cuenta tiene una reducción del 20%, el riesgo de cada operación debería disminuir un 40%.
Si la cuenta tiene una reducción del 30%, el riesgo de cada operación debería disminuir un 60%.
Entonces, si la cuenta tiene una reducción del N%, el riesgo de cada operación debería disminuir N * 2%.
Donchian Channels Strategy by KrisWatersDoncian Channels is a trend tracking indicator developed by Richard Doncian. The upper line of the channel is determined by the highest value seen by the price in the defined period, the lower line of the channel is determined by the lowest value seen by the price in the defined period. The middle line takes the average value of the lower and upper channels.
Strategy Settings:
- Can apply only LONG positions.
- Can apply only SHORT positions.
- Use LONG/SHORT both.
- You can use ATR as a second exit condition. If ATR stop disabled, Donchian upper or lower channel value is use for the exit rule to long and short positions.
Strategy can be able to optimize by changing channel lengths and timeframe.
Turtle Trend Trading System [racer8]This is the Turtle traders' actual system which uses a 55 period channel for entries & a 20 period channel for exits. Enjoy ;)
Turtle N NormalizedSimple script that calculates the normalized value of N. Rules taken from an online PDF containing the original Turtle system:
"The Turtles used a volatility-based constant percentage risk position sizing algorithm. The Turtles used a concept that Richard Dennis and Bill Eckhardt called N to represent the underlying volatility of a particular market.
N is simply the 20-day exponential moving average of the True Range, which is now more commonly known as the ATR. Conceptually, N represents the average range in price movement that a particular market makes in a single day, accounting for opening gaps. N was measured in the same points as the underlying contract.
The Turtles built positions in pieces which we called Units. Units were sized so that 1 N represented 1% of the account equity. Thus, a unit for a given market or commodity can be calculated using the following formula:
Unit = 1% of Account/(N x Dollars per Point)"
To normalize the Unit formula, this script instead takes the value of (close/N). Dollars per point = 1 for stocks and crypto, but will change depending on the contract specifications for individual futures.
"Since the Turtles used the Unit as the base measure for position size, and since those units were volatility risk adjusted, the Unit was a measure of both the risk of a position, and of the entire portfolio of positions."
When the value of N is high, volatility is low and you should be more risk-on.
When the value of N is low, volatility is high and you should be more risk-off.
Weeknights Donchian CloudDonchian Channel Trading system visualised as a cloud.
Regular/Quick inputs;
Length: 20
Entry Length: 20
Stop Length: 10
Alternate/Slower Inputs;
Length: 55
Entry Length: 55
Stop Length: 20
For a more in-depth review, look up "Turtle Trading" rules
The simplest way to use the cloud;
-When the cloud flips from above to below (support), close any shorts and open a long
-When the cloud flips from below to above (resistance), close any longs and open a short
-Cloud is flipped based on a breakout on the high / low
-Most effectively used on the daily, but can be used on any time frame
-For traditional markets, an input of 20 is most commonly used
-For 24/7 markets, an input of 28 is most commonly used
-Find an input that makes the most sense to you!
I appreciate any feedback, feel free to message me on twitter / comment!
Twitter ; @ImWeeknight
Credit to user KivancOzbilgic for helping with the script
[Zekis]Turtle Trading Donchian Price Channels StrategyOne of the most famous strategy in the history of trading, #Turtle strategy have numerous legends, one of them is using Donchian Price Channels with 55 period for entries and 20 period for exits.
Can be used with any time frame
Added alerts
I added re-entries and re-exits for more scalps or for laddering trading.
Also you can modify parameters for entries and exits for your market needs.
Trade safe!
@Zekis
Autonomouscript
Hello friends, in this script, hand drawing and loyalty to terminals are minimized.
***FEATURES
1 - Rational Auto Support and Resistance Levels
NOTE : For 1W TF , you can take 0.000 - 1.000 for 1 area , i didn't find to necessary to autoplot this condition because of between levels are so large and for long term.
Multi time-frame
In small time frames, unreasonable support eliminates resistance levels.
Suitable for every pair.
If the prices change by region, automatic drawing is made in the new region and given to the screen.
Automatic Plotting Feature
Rational Levels
2 - Auto Risk/Reward Ratio Calculator
Calculations are made according to support and resistance in less than 4 hours TF.
The opposite is true for Short.
2 methods in 4 hours and larger time frames and two zones specified:
1. Price < 0.618 Level :
Long Position Calculation : From Current Support to 0.618 Level
Short Position Calculation: From Current Resistance to 0.000 Level
2. Price > 0.618 Level
Long Position Calculation :Support and 1.000 Level .
Short Position Calculation : Resistance and 0.000 Level
Risk/Reward Ratio Calculation Examples (TF = Timeframe) :
1 - TF < 4H and Long - Short Risk/Reward Ratio Calculation :
For Long Position :
For Short Position :
2 - TF > 4H and Long-Short Risk/Reward Ratio Calculation :
For Long Position :
For Short Position :
NOTE :
Some algorithms have been added to make this formulation accurate and safe.
Therefore, Stop-Loss can be flexed slightly under the support or on the resistance in short position.
The target does not change.
Staying on the safe side calculates the risk / reward ratio for the worst possible odds.
*** Since stop-loss levels are chosen close to support and resistance and determine financial leverage, there is absolutely no need for stop-loss, the investor can determine himself according to the risk / reward ratio.
Generally, the support is slightly lower for long and the resistance slightly reasonable for short.
3 - Moving Averages and Cloud
a-) Slow Moving Average (Fuchsia)
Uses Autonomous LSTM moving average for external timeframes of 1W, Relativity moving average for timeframes 1W and above.
NOTE : They are built on price instead of Stochastic Money Flow Index.
And because they are price based
The High-Low Selection Algorithm has been removed.
For more information :
Autonomous LSTM =>
Relativity =>
b-) Signal Moving Average (Blue)
I just added this average after long tests.
It was created based on the relative states of the Relativity and Autonomous LSTM and candle states.
It is very fast and adaptive but, you should definitely use the risk / reward ratio if you are going to trade just by looking at it.
c_) Cloud :
It is the region between fast and slow moving average.
Cloud Color : Red for : crossunder(price , signal ma) and Green for : crossover(price,signal ma)
d-) Plotarrows :
Plotted after crossover and crossunder closings to inform the intersection of the two adaptive moving averages.
e*) Triangle Shapes :
They only reports when the moving average of the signal is long and short. And cloud color is same but without risk/reward radio rule.Rules :
Blue : Long Condition with Long Risk/Reward Ratio < 2.5
Orange : Short Condition with Short Risk/Reward Ratio < 2.5
Green : Long Condition with Long Risk/Reward Ratio >= 2.5
Red : Short Condition with Short Risk/Reward Ratio >= 2.5
4 - INFOPANEL - Trader Panel
- Calculation results of Risk / Reward Ratios for each bar for Long and Short Position
- Current Support and Resistance Levels
- Percentage change of the price moving average (period = signal period) only in the signal period
* Percentage change of the volume moving average (period = signal period) only in the signal period
* Supply and Demand Bias :
They are given separately for both long and short (Bull - Bear).
It is the reflection of the quantum formulas that form the core of relativity.
Nevertheless, the signal moving averages data price and volume are also above in InfoPanel.
Important Note : Two starred rules are given to investors and traders to choose between the following facts :
Increasing Volume __ Increasing Price = > Healthy Bear Session
Increasing Price __ Increasing Volume = > Healthy Bull Session
Decreasing Volume __ Increasing Price = > Bulls are weakening
Decreasing Volume __ Decreasing Price = > Bears are weakening
*** SUMMARY AND USAGE :
NOTES
It's definitely not just for signals,
all data in the system
evaluating according to the current economic agenda,
carry out your trade like that.
You can zoom in using the zoom in zoom out feature (+) of Tradingview, especially in small timeframes.
And according to the signal average of the price, cloud coloring was made in green and red.
Because in some cases, infopanel can intervene and block small triangles.
Alerts :
There is no need for any precise alert.
In case of need, users can set alarms at support and resistance levels.
NOTE :
In the design and basic cases of support and resistance levels,inspired by borserman's this script:
Special thanks to him.
Last Note and Reminder
This script may will be updated in terms of design and simplification if deemed necessary.
Best regards.
Turtle trading strategy (Donchian/ATR)Strategy based on Turtle Trading Strategy from William Eckhardt and Richard Dennis
- Considers entering trades on breakout of Donchian channels (upper for long, lower for short) (Default length = 20 for daily)
- Considers exiting trades on breakout of Donchian channels (lower for long, upper for short) with lower length (10 for daily)
- Uses 2N ATR (default) as stop loss
Turtle Strategy Short Sell VersionThis is a short-sell version of the strategy based on the famous turtle system.
www.tradingblox.com
In a nutshell, it a trend trading system where you are shorting on strength (in the downtrend), selling on
weakness (that it might be reversing).
positions should be entered when the price crosses under the 20-day low (S1 low) or 55-day low (S2 low).
positions should be exited when the prices crosses over the 10-day high (S1 high) or 20-day high (S2 high)
you can add positions at every unit (measured by multiple of n, where n=1 ATR)
stops should be placed at 2*n above every position entered, when the stop is hit exit your entire position.
positions should be entered everytime price crosses under S1 or S2, with one exception:
if the last trade was an S1 trade and it was a winning trade, skip the next trade unless the price crosses
under S2, if that is the case, you should take it.
S1 and S2 levels are also configurable for high and lows.
N multiple for stops and pyramid are also configurable
To change this from a strateg to a study:
1) uncomment the next line and comment out the strategy line.
2) at the end of the file comment out the last 2 lines
study(title="Turtle Study Short", overlay=true)
Real TurtleThere are a few different attempts at the turtle strategy on here, but none that I have seen thus far correctly follow the strategy as I know it. This version uses a stop order to trail out of the position by moving the stop order to match the exit channel or stoploss as the N*2( ema of True Range * 2). This version of turtle strategy also uses stop orders for entry on either side in order to enter at optimal time. The ability to specify a backtest period was borrowed from another script, I grabbed it so long ago I no longer remember from whom i borrowed it, if it was yours I will credit you if you PM me.
This version unlike others also allows you to specify a risk % so you only risk that percentage of your equity in a trade, as calculated from your stoploss.
Disclaimer: I have published several scripts in the past when i was first learning pinescript and they are all horrible please ignore those. I would delete them, but TV doesn't allow you to delete.
Turtle SystemFirst pinescript strategy I've ever written so still learning what is possible.
This strategy is based on the famous turtle system and tried to stay true
to the rules within the confines of what pinescript will allow me to do.
Features:
Green lines represents the 20/55 day highs (configurable)
Red lines represent the 10/20 day lows (configurable)
Purple line represents stop (defaults to 2N away configurable)
Pyramids up to 5 long positions (each 1N away configurable).
Arrows:
Up Arrow Green - 20 day long position entered
Up Arrow Purple - 55 day long position entered
Down Arrow Green - Winning trade exited out.
Down Arrow Red - Losing Trade either stopped out or exited out.
Code tracks successful wins as it is only allowed to enter positions if the last trade was not a wining trade.
One limitation, only supports Long trades although wouldn't be a lot of work to also make it support Short. NASDAQ:AAPL
Love to hear feedback on improvements, particularly to make it more robust.
Darvas Box/Turtle Way Breakouts v.2 by ZekisFor those who never heard about these two huge strategies:
* * * Darvas Box Strategy - www.netpicks.com
* * * Turtle Way Strategy - www.investopedia.com
In very short terms, both strategies are based on breakouts, probably the easiest way to trade (with proper education, obviously)
I created this indicator based on highs and lows, which will create support and resistance line, which will create a channel/box.
There is the possibility to :
- change channel/box size
- ride it till it will enter again into the channel/box
- set TPs and SL targets
- set alerts for Long, Short, Close when price enter into the channel, SL
- enable or disable 2 TP targets
- enable or disable 1 SL
- enable or disable middle line
Rules are simple:
1. Go Long when price breaks the upper line
2. Go Short when price breaks the lower line
3. Exit Long/Short when price enter into the channel/box
4. Stop Loss are added for safety
5. Added 2 layers for Take Profits
6. Added middle line that can act as Stop Loss
Legend:
1. White line - channel/box
2. Upper white line followed by green line - price cracked the channel/box - Go Long
3. Lower white line followed by red line - price cracked the channel/box - Go Short
4. Red zone - Stop Loss zone
5. Dotted red line - Stop Loss line
6. Dark green zone - first Take Profit zone
7. First dotted dark green line - first Take Profit target
8. First dotted dark green line followed by dotted lime line - price touched first Take Profit
9. Bright green zone - second Take Profit zone
10. Second dotted dark green line - second Take Profit target
11. Second dotted dark green line followed by dotted lime line - price touched second Take Profit
12. Dotted gray line - channel/box middle line
*** Don't use any indicator without knowing whatyou are doing, there is no such a magic lottery winning ticket
Trade safe!
Enjoy!
@Zekis
Consecutive Highs/LowsTrack consecutive new highs/lows outside the Donchian range. Fans of the oldschool Turtle Strategy should enjoy the visualization.
Same logic as my "Walking the Bands" script, just with Donchian breaks instead of Bollinger tags.
B3 Donchian CloudsThis is the Donchian Channel expressed with a percentage cloud. Default 12.5% of the range will be filled at each edge, this helps to show reversal possibilities as price returns to the area between the clouds. This offers a usage to essentially fade the turtle trader system. That system is loosely based on the playing of the breakouts of the the channel... as you can see the that last turtle trade long in YM1! was and is off the charts awesome. I will look for the fall out of the cloud to short the market.
