Fast EMA crossing above Slow EMA signals bullish trend change. Crossing below signals bearish change.
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How Strategy Works
The bot waits for a closed 15 minute candle, recalculates Fast EMA, Slow EMA, and RSI, then decides
whether to buy, sell short, or close an existing position.
The EMA gap must widen in the same direction on the signal candle. A bullish gap should grow wider for longs, and a bearish gap should widen for shorts.
RSI must confirm the move. Longs need RSI above the long threshold. Shorts need RSI below the short threshold.
The engine emits buy, sell, or close only once per closed bar.
Positions stay open until the EMA relationship flips back. There is no stop-loss or take-profit in the current strategy.
Buy Example
Fast EMA crosses above Slow EMA
If RSI is above the long threshold on that same closed candle, the bot opens a long position.
Close Example
Existing long loses trend support
If Fast EMA crosses back below Slow EMA, the strategy sends close and exits the long.
Sell Example
Fast EMA crosses below Slow EMA
If RSI is below the short threshold on that closed candle, the bot opens a short position.