Buy Signals:
MAVW Buy Signal: This signal is generated when the MAVW crosses above its previous value. You can use this as a bullish confirmation.
Darvas Box Buy Signal: The Darvas Box doesn't have a specific buy condition defined in your code, so you might want to add one. Typically, traders look for price breaking out above the upper boundary of a Darvas Box as a potential buy signal.
Sell Signals:
MAVW Sell Signal: This signal is generated when the MAVW crosses below its previous value. You can use this as a bearish confirmation.
Darvas Box Sell Signal: Similar to the buy condition for the Darvas Box, you can define a sell condition based on the price breaking below the lower boundary of a Darvas Box.
To make these signals more actionable, you can consider using a combination of these conditions. For example:
Ideal Buy Points:
Buy when MAVW crosses above its previous value (MAVW Buy Signal) AND the price breaks above the upper boundary of a Darvas Box (Darvas Box Buy Signal).
Ideal Sell Points:
Sell when MAVW crosses below its previous value (MAVW Sell Signal) OR the price breaks below the lower boundary of a Darvas Box (Darvas Box Sell Signal).
Keep in mind that you may need to adjust the parameters and conditions based on the specific financial instrument you are trading and the time frame you are using. Additionally, consider using stop-loss and take-profit levels to manage risk and lock in profits when trading with this strategy. It's also a good practice to backtest the strategy on historical data to evaluate its performance before using it in a live trading environment.