Real author:
Bigeev Rustem
The HLCrossSigForRSI is considered as a trend indicator since it is intended for “catching” trends. However, it’s a pretty complex and informative indicator that allows excluding the psychological and emotional effects from trading.
This indicators shows levels for opening positions, setting stop levels, Trailing Stop and Take Profit leaving no doubts for a trader regarding performing a deal. Avoiding psychological and emotional influence in trading is a key factor for getting a profit on the market.
Inputs:
//+----------------------------------------------+ //| Indicator inputs | //+----------------------------------------------+ input int Supr_Period=6; //Period of the breakthrough range; the greater is the value, the later and rarer are the signals input int MA_Period=21; //Heiken Ashi variable period. Used as an additional filter input int Risk=0; //Maximal risk in pips, used for calculation of the level of entering on the basis of a closest MAX/MIN level input int ATR_Period=120; //АТR period. Used for calculation of volatility. input double Q=0.7; //Parameter for placing Take Profit. - A rate of Stop Loss. If =1, take profit = stop loss input int RSI_Period=12; //RSI period. Used as an additional filter input ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE RSIPrice=PRICE_CLOSE; //RSI price input int HLine=60; //Upper signal line of stop levels for RSI input int LLine=40; //Lower signal line of stop levels for RSI
Displayed elements of the indicator:
- Up and down arrows are signals for opening the corresponding positions;
- Circles on crosshairs are points for placing initial Take Profit;
- Dots are used for confirmation of determined trend. If the price continuously breaks through the levels of these points, one should keep the position as long as it is possible. If points represent a “corridor” for a long period, it is time for fix the profit;
- Diamonds are limits for placing Stop Loss and Trailing Stop.
Fig. 1. HLCrossSigForRSI indicator