I'm back at work with a new strategy indicator building up on two previous strategies: - One using MFI & VFI that I developed a while ago, tailored for BTC @ 30 Min resolution, which did perform well in backtesting but proved to perform badly on the long-run - One using Multi Moving Average (Multi MA), from a strategy of a fellow trader I came across recently and fine-tuned to my own usages on ETH
The results of this merge is a strategy ( + alerts ) that seems to hold pretty well over time, providing the best results on ETHUSD, 2H resolution on Bitstamp
In more details:
The source and resolution of the data used to compute the Moving Average is decorrelated from the computation of MFI & VFI.
The default settings (source: CEXIO:ETHUSD, resolution: 2H) are optimized for best performances as far as I've tested
The MFI & VFI strategy used to have different signals for open VS close a trade (a position could get closed way before another way gets opened). This new combined strategy always enter an opposite position, so when the MFI & VFI part of this new merged strategy decide to close a position (e.g.: close a short), the opposite position is immediately taken (e.g. continued: open a long)
Both parts (MFI & VFI versus Multi-MA) work together for 55%+ winning trade and less than 20% drawback
The testing strategy is by default the one of my trading environment: re-invest the whole available USD balance at each trade, 3x leverage, 0.07% trading fee
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