यह रणनीति कीमत की प्रवृत्ति निर्धारित करने के लिए सुपरट्रेंड संकेतक का उपयोग करती है और ट्रेडों के बाद प्रवृत्ति के लिए स्टॉप लॉस तंत्र को शामिल करती है। सुपरट्रेंड दो चलती औसत से बना है। ऊपर की ओर क्रॉसओवर पर लंबा और नीचे की ओर क्रॉसओवर पर छोटा जाएं। अत्यधिक नुकसान से बचने के लिए एक स्टॉप लॉस सेट किया गया है।
तेजी से और धीमी रेखाओं के डीईएमए की गणना करें। सुपरट्रेंड दिशा दो लाइनों के बीच अंतर से निर्धारित की जाती है। अपट्रेंड में, धीमी रेखा के ऊपर तेजी से रेखा क्रॉसिंग लंबी प्रविष्टि का संकेत देती है। डाउनट्रेंड में, धीमी रेखा के नीचे तेजी से रेखा क्रॉसिंग छोटी प्रविष्टि का संकेत देती है। प्रवेश के बाद, एक स्टॉप लॉस लाइन सेट की जाती है। यदि हानि स्टॉप लॉस प्रतिशत तक पहुंचती है, तो स्थिति बंद हो जाती है।
चलती औसत अवधि को छोटा करके, स्टॉप लॉस प्रतिशत को अनुकूलित करके, व्यापार आवृत्ति आदि को कम करके जोखिमों को कम किया जा सकता है।
यह सरल रणनीति रुझान की दिशा के लिए संकेतकों और जोखिम नियंत्रण के लिए स्टॉप लॉस का उपयोग करती है, जो इंट्राडे ट्रेडिंग के लिए उपयुक्त है।
/*backtest
start: 2023-09-10 00:00:00
end: 2023-09-13 00:00:00
period: 2m
basePeriod: 1m
exchanges: [{"eid":"Binance","currency":"BTC_USDT"}]
*/
//@version=3
strategy(title = "[Prod] SuperTrend with Stoploss+TrendZones - 1H", default_qty_type=strategy.percent_of_equity, default_qty_value=100, shorttitle = "[Prod] SuperTrend with Stoploss+TrendZones - 1H", overlay = true, commission_type=strategy.commission.percent, commission_value=0.3)
//--cyberfunk 2018
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This section of code was borrowed from "Trend Trader Strategy" to
// help us det. if we are in an uptrend or downtrend.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Length = input(12, minval=1), // 19 / 5 also works for lenth /multiplier... but 11 /4 seems slightly more optimal somehow
Multiplier = input(4, minval=1)
avgTR = wma(atr(1), Length)
highestC = highest(Length)
lowestC = lowest(Length)
hiLimit = highestC[1]-(avgTR[1] * Multiplier)
loLimit = lowestC[1]+(avgTR[1] * Multiplier)
ret = na
pos =na
ret := iff(close > hiLimit and close > loLimit, hiLimit,iff(close < loLimit and close < hiLimit, loLimit, nz(ret[1], 0)))
pos := iff(close > ret, 1,iff(close < ret, -1, nz(pos[1], 0)))
//barcolor(pos == -1 ? red: pos == 1 ? green : blue )
plot(ret, color= blue , title="Trend Trader Strategy")
uptrend = if close > ret // this will be used later to determine which domain we are in (uptrend or downtrend)
true
else
false
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This script has been optimized for the 1 hr candle window view.
// An older Pine2 ancestor of this script suffered from repainting issues when
// viewing in lower resolutions than the res/2 parameter.
// running this in Pine3 mode seems to fix those problems, see https://www.tradingview.com/wiki/Pine_Script:_Release_Notes#Pine_Version_3 and https://backtest-rookies.com/2017/11/29/tradingview-indicator-repainting/ for references on the problem.
//
// There does seem to be ocassional repainting that affects backtrading here though, somehow.. and i'm not sure how to fix it. V3 SHOULD have made it impossible. Any help appreciated.
//
// Also note that the length of the DEMA sampling shouldn't be longer than a
// candle, which could happen if you made resolution > chartres^2. For example,
// a chartres=5min and a res=30 setting would cause sampling = 6, which is longer
// than the length of a candle (5 min, b/c chartres=5 min)
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
fastPeriod = input(title="fastPeriod",defval=4, minval=1)
slowPeriod = input(title="slowPeriod",defval=31, minval=1)
resInteger = input(title="resolution",defval=98)
// The parameters above that work well highly oscillating sideways markets,
// struggle with longer-term trends, particularly strong ones, where there's the
// potential for a lot of loss or strong gain. To make sure we don't get burned
// by long term losses, a stoploss mechanism is implemented to compensate.
// *stoplossPercent* is the point at which it becomes useful to "panic sell".
// *letitRidePercent* is the point beyond which it's more profitable NOT to panic sell.
// Like the periods, these values will have to be tuned to a particuliar market behavior.
stoplossPercent = input(title="stopLossPercentage",type=float,defval=2, minval=1, maxval=100)
letitRidePercent = input(title="letItRidePercentage",type=float,defval=3, minval=1, maxval=100)
//To try to recapture the value of the long term strong-uptrends, first we
// detected when we are in strong uptrend mode, by using an indicator (uptrend?)
// Then, if we are in strong uptrend mode, we use a different
// set of variables for fast/slow periods that's better suited to that situation.
uptrendFastPeriod = input(title="Uptrend FastPeriod",defval=4, minval=1)
uptrendSlowPeriod = input(title="Uptrend SlowPeriod",defval=16, minval=1)
//uptrendResInteger = input(title="Uptrend resolution",defval=98)
// Now that we have everything setup, for each bar we calculate the difference of emas for the downtrend/uptrend situations
res = tostring(resInteger)
sampling = (resInteger / timeframe.period )
demaFastNormal = security(syminfo.tickerid, res, 2 * ema(close, fastPeriod) - ema(ema(close, fastPeriod), fastPeriod))
demaSlowNormal = security(syminfo.tickerid,res, 2 * ema(close, slowPeriod) - ema(ema(close, slowPeriod), slowPeriod) )
demaFastUT = security(syminfo.tickerid, res, 2 * ema(close, uptrendFastPeriod) - ema(ema(close, uptrendFastPeriod), uptrendFastPeriod))
demaSlowUT = security(syminfo.tickerid,res, 2 * ema(close, uptrendSlowPeriod) - ema(ema(close, uptrendSlowPeriod), uptrendSlowPeriod) )
// now, based on our uptrend indicator, we decide which of the two line pairs to
// use to determine the crossover signals that tell us to buy/sell.
demaFast = uptrend? demaFastUT:demaFastNormal
demaSlow = uptrend? demaSlowUT:demaSlowNormal
// Now, we calculate the crossover signals.
// **IMPORTANT TRADING NOTE** : You should buy/sell on the CLOSE of the
// highlighted bar with the signal, to adhere to back-tested results!
// (Technically, the open of the NEXT bar, but these are usually effectively the same.)
// Note that if you check "calculate on every tick", you might be decieved until
// you reload the page, this is NOT, however, a repaint issue, as after the bar
// after the signal closes there is a consistent buy/sell indicator at the open
// price of the bar after the the signal, which is basically as close to same as
// the close price of the signal (red/green highlighted) bar.
buy = crossover(demaSlow[sampling], demaFast[sampling])
stoploss = ( strategy.openprofit <-1*stoplossPercent/100*strategy.equity) and not ( strategy.openprofit < -1*letitRidePercent/100*strategy.equity )
sell = strategy.opentrades!=0 and (crossunder(demaSlow[sampling], demaFast[sampling]) or crossover(ret,close) ) and not stoploss // "and not stoploss" here helps us not over-color when both conditions are true. The stoploss is more interesting than a regular sell condition
///////////////////////////////////////
// PLOTTING SECTION
// This is a collected place for Plotting and coloring all the things
// for easy toggling on/off.
///////////////////////////////////////
//plot(buyPrice, title="BuyPriceLine", color = purple ) // For a study, this replaces the strategy.openprofit way to guard against stoploss
plot(demaFast) // These are the crossover lines that trigger the buy/sell
plot(demaSlow)
bgcolor( buy ? lime : na, transp=50)
bgcolor( stoploss ? orange : na, transp=10)
bgcolor( sell ? red : na, transp=50)
bgcolor( strategy.openprofit < -1*letitRidePercent/100*strategy.equity ? purple : na, transp= 50)
bgcolor( demaSlow[sampling]> demaFast[sampling] ? lime : na, transp=96)
bgcolor( demaSlow [sampling]< demaFast[sampling] ? red : na, transp=99)
// the below is for backtesting from different timeframes. By default it is set to 1/1/2017 at 1:00 AM
startdate=timestamp(2017, 01, 01, 01, 00) // year , month, day, hour, minute
strategy.entry("BUY", strategy.long, when = buy and (time>=startdate) )
strategy.close("BUY", when = sell or stoploss)