This strategy constructs multiple EMA indicators with different cycles and calculates their difference to form the Gann Me indicator for judging price trends and generating trading signals. It is suitable for short-term trend tracking and can effectively capture price change trends.
The strategy first constructs 6 short-cycle EMA indicators and 6 long-cycle EMA indicators. The short-cycle EMA includes 3-day, 5-day, 8-day, 10-day, 12-day and 15-day lines. The long-cycle EMA includes 30-day, 35-day, 40-day, 45-day, 50-day and 60-day lines.
Then calculate the sum of short-cycle EMAs (g) and the sum of long-cycle EMAs (mae). The difference between long and short cycle EMAs (gmae = mae - g) forms the Gann Me difference indicator. This difference indicator can judge price trends.
When the difference crosses above the 0 axis, it means that the short-term moving average rises faster than the long-term one, which is a bullish signal to go long. When the difference crosses below the 0 axis, it means that the short-term moving average falls faster than the long-term one, which is a bearish signal to go short.
This strategy captures short-term price trend changes by constructing the Gann Me difference indicator. It belongs to a short-term tracking strategy. The advantages are sensitive reaction and suitability for high-frequency trading. The disadvantages are sensitivity to market variables and higher stop loss risks. Overall, the strategy performs well and is worth testing and applying in real trading.
/*backtest start: 2023-12-03 00:00:00 end: 2024-01-02 00:00:00 period: 1h basePeriod: 15m exchanges: [{"eid":"Futures_Binance","currency":"BTC_USDT"}] */ //@version=2 strategy(title="GMAE Original (By Kevin Manrrique)", overlay=false) /// This indicator was built and scripted by Kevin Manrrique. Please leave this copyright to the script at all times, if rebuilt please add your name onto the script. /// If you have any questions, please message me directly. Thank you. /// Sincerely, /// /// Kevin Manrrique ///ONE/// len = input(3, minval=1, title="Length") src = input(close, title="Source") out = ema(src, len) //plot(out, title="EMA", color=blue) len2 = input(5, minval=1, title="Length") src2 = input(close, title="Source") out2 = ema(src2, len2) //plot(out2, title="EMA", color=blue) len3 = input(8, minval=1, title="Length") src3 = input(close, title="Source") out3 = ema(src3, len3) //plot(out3, title="EMA", color=blue) len4 = input(10, minval=1, title="Length") src4 = input(close, title="Source") out4 = ema(src4, len4) //plot(out4, title="EMA", color=blue) len5 = input(12, minval=1, title="Length") src5 = input(close, title="Source") out5 = ema(src5, len5) //plot(out5, title="EMA", color=blue) len6 = input(15, minval=1, title="Length") src6 = input(close, title="Source") out6 = ema(src6, len6) //plot(out6, title="EMA", color=blue) ///TWO/// len7 = input(30, minval=1, title="Length") src7 = input(close, title="Source") out7 = ema(src7, len7) //plot(out7, title="EMA", color=red) len8 = input(35, minval=1, title="Length") src8 = input(close, title="Source") out8 = ema(src8, len8) //plot(out8, title="EMA", color=red) len9 = input(40, minval=1, title="Length") src9 = input(close, title="Source") out9 = ema(src9, len9) //plot(out9, title="EMA", color=red) len10 = input(45, minval=1, title="Length") src10 = input(close, title="Source") out10 = ema(src10, len10) //plot(out10, title="EMA", color=red) len11 = input(50, minval=1, title="Length") src11 = input(close, title="Source") out11 = ema(src11, len11) //plot(out11, title="EMA", color=red) len12 = input(60, minval=1, title="Length") src12 = input(close, title="Source") out12 = ema(src12, len12) //plot(out12, title="EMA", color=red) g=out+out2+out3+out4+out5+out6 mae=out7+out8+out9+out10+out11+out12 gmae=mae-g plot(gmae, style=columns, color=green) baseline=0 plot(baseline, style=line, color=black) longCondition = crossover(gmae, baseline) if (longCondition) strategy.entry("long", strategy.long) shortCondition = crossunder(gmae, baseline) if (shortCondition) strategy.entry("short", strategy.short)