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CVD PRO Buy Sell Signals for scalping in Crypto FuturesCVD PRO v3.0 - Crypto Capital International Indicator Overview: This indicator combines several key elements to provide insights into market trends and potential trading signals. It incorporates Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD), Dynamic Average True Range (ATR), Percentage Change, MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence), and G-Trend filters. By analyzing volume, price movements, and momentum indicators, it aims to identify potential buying and selling opportunities. 1. How It Works: • CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta): CVD is calculated by cumulatively summing the volume multiplied by the sign of price changes. This helps gauge the strength of buying or selling pressure. • ATR (Average True Range): ATR measures market volatility, providing insights into potential price movements. The dynamic aspect adjusts ATR based on market conditions. Percentage Change: This indicator calculates the percentage change in price over a specified period. • MACD: MACD is a trend-following momentum indicator that helps identify trend direction and potential reversals. • G-Trend: G-Trend identifies bullish or bearish trends based on price movements relative to a moving average. 2. How to Use It: • Buy Signals: Generated when confidence level surpasses a threshold, MACD signal is bullish, CVD is positive, and optionally, volume filter conditions are met. • Sell Signals: Generated when confidence level surpasses a threshold, MACD signal is bearish, and optionally, volume filter conditions are met. 3. Market Conditions It Works In: The indicator is suitable for various market conditions, including trending, ranging, and volatile markets. It's particularly effective in identifying trends and potential reversals during periods of significant volume and price movement. 4. Base Indicators Explained: CVD: Measures volume-based buying or selling pressure. ATR: Indicates market volatility and potential price ranges. MACD: Identifies trend direction and momentum. G-Trend: Helps confirm bullish or bearish trends. 5. Volume Filter: The volume filter optionally includes green (bullish) or red (bearish) volume bars to confirm buy or sell signals. Traders can toggle the volume filter based on how many signals will be filtered from the daily volume inflows or outflows Volume Bar Colors: The volume filter compares the current volume bar color with the previous volume bar color. A green volume bar indicates that the closing price of the current bar is higher than the closing price of the previous bar, suggesting bullish sentiment. A red volume bar indicates that the closing price of the current bar is lower than the closing price of the previous bar, suggesting bearish sentiment. Filter Logic: For buy signals, the volume filter confirms bullish momentum by checking if the current volume bar is green (indicating buying pressure). For sell signals, the volume filter confirms bearish momentum by checking if the current volume bar is red (indicating selling pressure). Usage: Traders can choose to enable or disable the volume filter based on their trading preferences. Enabling the volume filter adds an additional confirmation criterion to buy and sell signals, potentially increasing the reliability of trade decisions. Disabling the volume filter ignores volume bar colors and relies solely on other criteria (such as MACD, CVD, and confidence level) for generating signals. Considerations: The volume filter is optional and can be toggled on or off based on individual trading strategies. It's important to consider the overall context of price action and volume trends when interpreting volume bar colors. Traders may adjust the sensitivity of the volume filter or combine it with other volume-based indicators for more nuanced analysis. Implementation: The indicator code includes logic to check volume bar colors (green or red) and incorporates this information into signal generation. Buy signals are confirmed by green volume bars, while sell signals are confirmed by red volume bars.
by Crypto_Capital_Int
How to automate Trading View indicator alerts with 3Commas In this guide we will explain how to connect and automate a Buy&Sell strategy with 3Commas using a Trading View indicator. This guide will enable you to create long strategies on all spot pairs available on 3Commas. In this example we will set up a Buy&Sell bot that will open the long position when the Tweezer Bottom - Bullish indicator signals the pattern. Then we will illustrate all the steps necessary to open the long position. The position will be closed using 3Commas take profit and stop loss. 1) Choice of the technical indicator to be used. Trading View offers an extensive library with technical indicators developed by the in-house team. To access all available indicators, open the indicators dashboard (A) and click on the Technicals section (B). In this example we will choose an indicator in the Patterns section (C) called Tweezer Bottom - Bullish (D). Remember that the choice of this indicator is purely random and is for educational purposes only, be sure to backtest and research before building any trading strategy. 2) Creating a bot on 3Commas. Now go to 3Commas and create a new DCA bot. This bot will allow you to connect the indicator signal. Set up the Main Settings section. Name your bot (A), select your exchange (B), and bot type (C). Select the ticker (A), set the type of strategy (B) and the capital to be used (C). In the Deal Start Condition section, open the drop-down menu and select 'Trading View custom signal'. Set the take profit. Set the stop loss. Configure the Safety Orders section for a Buy&Sell strategy. Set the value to zero within this section as shown in the screenshot. Set Max safety orders count and Max active safety orders count to zero. Now that you have properly created and configured your bot, go inside your new bot's 3Commas dashboard, scroll down, and copy the 'Initial Start Deal Condition' message. 3) Trading View Connection - 3Commas. Come back to Trading View and create a new alert (A), select the indicator from the drop-down menu (B), then choose Once Per Bar Close (C), and finally create a name for your alert and enter the message you copied previously within the Message field (D). As a last step, go into Notifications , enable the web-hook url and enter 3Commas' web-hook: 'https://3commas.io/trade_signal/trading_view'. Create your alert as a final step. You have now correctly created a new 3Commas Buy&Sell bot that will automatically open new orders when a new pattern is generated.
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by thequantscience
How much should the order amount be in quantitative trading ?First, you need to determine how your strategy calculates the order quantity, which can be based on: 1. Quantity of shares 2. Amount of money 3. Percentage This article elaborates on the points of using "Fixed Order Amount" . The amount of margin required for a trade depends on your risk tolerance. Using "BOT | Trend" as an example, In the backtested performance, a fixed "initial capital leveraged by 1x" is used as the order amount for each trade, with a maximum drawdown of 25%, meaning the assets decrease by 25% from the "peak performance point" to the subsequent lowest point (1000 ➡️ 750). Therefore, there are two key points to note here: * The amount of margin required should consider “How much risk you can bear? ” Assuming you currently have 1000 to operate "BOT | Trend," and you can tolerate a maximum loss of 500 (-50%), then the total amount of each trade (margin * leverage) can be set as 2000, and so on. Example: Now you have 2000, and you can tolerate a maximum loss of 400 (-20%), then the total amount of each trade (margin * leverage) is 1600. Practice: Now you have 5000, and you can tolerate a maximum loss of 2000 (-40%), then the total amount of each trade (margin * leverage) is ______ (Hint: What is 25% of 2000?). * Timing to start running quantitative trading. Running a "trend-following" quantitative trading strategy should not start during a continuous profitable period but rather when the strategy incurs losses (relative low point of equity). This is because for trend strategies, sideways market conditions can cause the strategy to go long at highs and short at lows, resulting in a depletion of funds during this period. Starting during a continuous profitable period is likely to encounter fund depletion right after entering because markets alternate between trending and ranging phases. Answer: 8000
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by khlin712
How to run your Strategy for automated cryptocurrency tradingTo run TradingView Strategy for real automatic trading at any Cryptocurrency you need: 1. Account at TradingView. (Tradingview.com) And it can’t be a free “Basic” plan. You must have any of available Paid packages (Pro, Pro+ or Premium). Because for automatic trading you need the “Webhook notifications” feature, which is not available in the “Basic” plan. 2. Account at your favorite big Crypto Exchange. You have to sign up with crypto exchange, and usually pass their verification ("KYC"). Not all exchanges are supported. But you can use most big "CEX" on the market. I recommend Binance (with lowest fees), Bybit, OKX, Gate.io, Bitget and some others. 3. Account at special “crypto-trading bot platforms”. Unfortunately you can’t directly send trade orders from TradingView to Crypto Exchange. You need an online platform which accepts Alert Notifications from TradingView and then – this platform will generate pre-programmed trade orders and will send them to a supported Crypto Exchange via API. There are few such crypto bot platforms which we can use. I personally have tested 3 of them. It’s "3commas", "Veles" and "RevenueBot". All of them have almost the same main function – they allow you to make and run automated DCA crypto bots. They have little different lists of supported Exchanges, different lists of additional options and features. But all of them have main feature – they can accept Alert Notifications from TradingView! 3commas is more expensive. RevenueBot and Veles – have the same low price – they take 20% from your trade Profit, but no more than $50 per month! So you can easily test them without big expenses. 4. Combine everything into One Automatic System! Once you have all accounts registered and ready – you can set up all into one system. You have to: 1. Create on your Crypto Exchange – "API" key which will allow auto trading. 2. Create on the bot platform (3commas, RevenueBot, Veles) – new bot, with pre-programmed trading parameters. (token name, sum, long/short, stop-loss, take-profit, amount of orders etc) 3. On TradingView configure (optimise) parameters of the strategy you want to use for trading. 4. Once it’s done and backtests show good results – you should create “Alert” on the strategy page. You have to point this alert to “webhook url” provided to you by the crypto-bot platform (and also enter the needed “message” of the alert). For each of the bot platforms, you can find the details on how to set them up on their official sites. If you do not understand it and need help, please contact me.
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by dimkud
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TA Won't Save You, Automation WillI'm sharing my TA here mostly for learning purposes. I'm learning hard lessons with my own money. Yesterday i perfectly timed the last bounce within the bearish flag. Price went up as i predicted, however u-turned back down and hit so hard and so fast while i was asleep. Luckily, i've set a stop loss on the hourly close of the bottom of triangle at 53308.92. This meant my perfectly timed previous trade went busted and i had to swallow the loss. But, look at the price level now at $48.400. Had i not swalled that little loss, i could have been rekt now! Who could imagine this huge drop in just a matter of hours, slashing $50.996.15 in a snap. I might have not set a stop loss yesterday and got caught in this huge drop. Luckily i did. But more importantly i'm also using a trailing stop loss indicator, which calculates the stop loss continuously. If optimized correctly it will save you big time. Look at this one hour chart. The sell signal triggered one day before the so called blackout. Someone was selling before the drop and indicator did not miss it. This indicator is Twin Optimized Tracker by Anıl Özekşi and published by Kivanc Ozbilgic on TradingView. My TA saved me from this drop and the one before. But OTT would have saved me even earlier with prace of mind. Now i'm just waiting for OTT to put me back in the game. And one more thing, I have connected this indicator to my 3commas DCA bot. It will put me back in the game even when i'm sleeping. I don't need to do more TA work in order to figure out where the next dip is. I'll enjoy my brunch now!
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by BitcoinMillio18
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CTK/USDT - 50%+ Gains! Massive Volume - Bullish Oscillators!Hello Traders, Like most coins right now, we are seeing a rebound after the drop we had. Also, to take note we have been having weekly selloffs and massive wicks down. Smart to keep your stop losses tight, so you can preserve capital and then buy at a lower price. Then hold for a week or so, to sell for massive gains. For CTK, I'm seeing a bullish signal on the RSI. We are moving into the oversold territory on the MFI, which is a great signal to get ready to buy. Looking for 50%+ gains retesting the recent highs. Good luck!
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by MarkStPeter
RSR/USDT for the Bounce to ATH's!Hello Traders, RSR is playing the Fib chart perfectly along with the EMA's. EMA's are as follows: 50/100/200/255. I currently have the 2 Hour chart set up. But you can look at any of the hourly time frames such as 1 hour, 2, 3, and 4 to see that the price has flipped all of these EMA's. I trade heavily upon any EMA breaks, as this generally confirms an uptrend/ bullish. The 2 hours, 255 ema, and fib chart played the bottom wick perfectly, which has resulted in the uptrend we see currently. Once the heavy resistance zone is broken and the zone above it is broken we should see some new ATH's. On the fundamental side of things, there has been some positive news about DEFI's, which should help to bring in some mainstream volume. I'm taking profits between .786 - 1 on the fib. for 50% and the other 50%, I will be waiting for the ATH's to be broken. How many of you remember playing pick up sticks when you were a kid? This is what this mess of trendlines look like to me but it's interesting to lay them out and see which ones act as support and resistance. Good luck!
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by MarkStPeter
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LINK /USD Ascending Broadening Wedge Pattern - $14 TP. Hello Traders, Ascending Broadening Wedge Pattern looks to be forming. Seems to be following the typical pattern of a broadening wedge, Higher Highs, Lower Highs. Steep inclines with staggered lows. Following the three peaks & valleys. Tall & wide. If the price bounces off the bottom trend line of 12.58, continued upward movement should be a good swing trade set-up towards $14. Upon breaking the $14 price point, we can then use it as a confirmation for higher highs to come. But, if the price breaks down below $12.3, then expect a downward price movement. Stop-loss set (tight) at $12.2, Take Profit at $14. Upon breaking $14, look for the next target of $15.7.
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by MarkStPeter
Pump Alert StrategyHi Everyone, Requested by another user, here is the strategy version of the " Pump Alerts " study from @ herrkaschel (which was based as well from " Pump Catcher " by @ joepegler ) For the entry you can decide whether you want to enter on small pump, big pump or both signal. I added a trailing stop loss for the exit Pump Alerts 🚀 attempts to "detect moments of abnormal and accelerating increase in volume" AKA "pumps". Small and big pumps. While migrating the script I have found that the TSL of 5% with a timeframe of 30 minutes wasn't too bad. Free and Open Source. Let me know how you use it or if you have some idea on how to improve this current strategy!
by fictou
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Introduction to the BEST All-In-One Oscillators with divergencesHello traders, A unique indicator displaying many oscillators with a multi-timeframes and regular/hidden divergences options for all oscillators below 1. MACD 2. MACD ZERO LAG 3. RSI 4. DMI/ADX 5. ATR 6. STOCHASTIC RSI 7. TRUE STRENGTH INDEX 8. CANDLE MOMENTUM OSCILLATOR 9. VORTEX INDICATOR 10. COMMODITY CHANNEL INDEX 11. RATE OF CHANGE ☔ Safe crossing mode for RSI/STOCH RSI/CMO: Choose to get alerted whenever the oscillator enters or exits the Overbought/Oversold zone. Wishing you all the BEST for your trading using it. Dave
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by Daveatt
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