INVITE-ONLY SCRIPT
EMA Mean Reversion
Updated
this is a mean reversion strategy using ema std deviations
use flat scaling 5 orders buy and sell - just close it back when it hits the VWMA
strategy operates to make dozens of small profitable trades in exchange for a larger loss on rare trending moves.
It works by projecting five 0.5% std deviations from the ema as volatility bands to help you scale into shorts and longs. generally flat scaling will work better than ascending. there is no SL logic for the strategy - positions should be closed when prices crosses back through the VWMA . To be used on lower timeframes only as the bands to do not expand or contract according to ATR
use flat scaling 5 orders buy and sell - just close it back when it hits the VWMA
strategy operates to make dozens of small profitable trades in exchange for a larger loss on rare trending moves.
It works by projecting five 0.5% std deviations from the ema as volatility bands to help you scale into shorts and longs. generally flat scaling will work better than ascending. there is no SL logic for the strategy - positions should be closed when prices crosses back through the VWMA . To be used on lower timeframes only as the bands to do not expand or contract according to ATR
Release Notes
I changed the multiplier for the std. dev of the bands to give some better entries and fewer bad signals. - DM on TV for access.Invite-only script
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