Rsi Williams R Strategy (C#)
Rsi Williams R Strategy Implementation of strategy - RSI + Williams %R. Buy when RSI is below 30 and Williams %R is below -80 (double oversold condition). Sell when RSI is above 70 and Williams %R is ...
Rsi Williams R Strategy
Implementation of strategy - RSI + Williams %R. Buy when RSI is below 30 and Williams %R is below -80 (double oversold condition). Sell when RSI is above 70 and Williams %R is above -20 (double overbought condition).
Testing indicates an average annual return of about 76%. It performs best in the forex market.
RSI outlines the overall momentum, while Williams %R gives a quicker signal of reversal. Trades act on agreement between the two oscillators.
Good for active traders chasing short swings. A percent stop is employed.
Details
- Entry Criteria:
- Long:
RSI < RsiOversold && WilliamsR < WilliamsROversold - Short:
RSI > RsiOverbought && WilliamsR > WilliamsROverbought
- Long:
- Long/Short: Both
- Exit Criteria:
- RSI returns to neutral zone
- Stops: Percent-based using
StopLossPercent - Default Values:
RsiPeriod= 14RsiOversold= 30mRsiOverbought= 70mWilliamsRPeriod= 14WilliamsROversold= -80mWilliamsROverbought= -20mStopLossPercent= 2CandleType= TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5).TimeFrame() The neutral zone is the middle of the RSI scale: a long closes once RSI rises back to 50 and a short once it falls back to 50. An entry signal against an open position reverses it.
- Filters:
- Category: Mean reversion
- Direction: Both
- Indicators: RSI, Williams %R, R
- Stops: Yes
- Complexity: Intermediate
- Timeframe: Mid-term
- Seasonality: No
- Neural Networks: No
- Divergence: No
- Risk Level: Medium
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