Here’s an updated version of unique trading styles using three or more signals from your list. This will increase complexity while combining multiple indicators for cross-confirmation and more refined trading decisions.
1. Volatility Compression Breakout Strategy
- Concept: Use Choppiness Index, ATR, and Disparity Index to detect volatility compression and breakout potential. This strategy identifies low-volatility conditions followed by sharp breakouts.
- Indicators: Choppiness Index, ATR, Disparity Index
- Entry: When Choppiness Index and ATR both show low volatility, and Disparity Index confirms price compression below a critical threshold.
- Exit: Exit on the first sign of ATR expansion or Disparity Index divergence from the breakout direction.
2. Oscillator Reversion and Momentum Burst Strategy
- Concept: Use Bear Power, Bull Power, and CCI to identify momentum reversals, coupled with Momentum to confirm strong directional movement. This strategy works best in swing trading environments.
- Indicators: Bear Power, Bull Power, CCI, Momentum
- Entry: Buy when Bull Power overtakes Bear Power, and CCI indicates oversold with rising Momentum.
- Exit: Exit when Bear Power gains dominance, or CCI signals overbought.
3. Trend Channel Momentum Strategy
- Concept: This strategy combines Keltner Channel, Didi Index, and Directional Index to capture trades within price channels while confirming momentum with Didi and Directional Index.
- Indicators: Keltner Channel, Didi Index, Directional Index
- Entry: Buy when price touches the lower Keltner Channel, confirmed by a Didi Index crossover and rising Directional Index.
- Exit: Exit when price reaches the upper channel or Directional Index weakens.
4. Mean Reversion on Trend Weakness
- Concept: Use Hull Moving Average, RVI, and Directional Index to identify trend weakening and trade counter-trend mean reversions. Ideal for volatile markets prone to snapbacks.
- Indicators: Hull Moving Average, RVI, Directional Index
- Entry: Buy when Hull MA indicates weakening trend, confirmed by falling RVI and Directional Index showing weak trend strength.
- Exit: Exit once Hull MA indicates a trend reversal, or RVI turns neutral.
5. Cycle-Based Trend Reentry Strategy
- Concept: Combine DSS Bressert, Laguerre RSI, and Momentum to time re-entries into an existing trend during market cycles. This is useful for trading in wave-like price movements.
- Indicators: DSS Bressert, Laguerre RSI, Momentum
- Entry: Enter when DSS Bressert signals an upcycle, Laguerre RSI crosses into bullish territory, and Momentum confirms.
- Exit: Exit when DSS Bressert cycle nears completion or Laguerre RSI diverges.
6. Sentiment and Momentum Reversal Strategy
- Concept: This strategy uses Bull Power, Bear Power, and RVI to gauge market sentiment, alongside DVO for volume-based confirmation of momentum reversals.
- Indicators: Bull Power, Bear Power, RVI, DVO
- Entry: Buy when Bull Power rises above Bear Power, confirmed by RVI signaling bullish momentum and DVO indicating high volume.
- Exit: Exit when Bear Power overtakes Bull Power or RVI momentum fades.
7. Market Chaos and Divergence Strategy
- Concept: Combine Entropy Math, CCI, and QQE to identify chaotic markets and exploit price divergence. Ideal for detecting sudden directional shifts or corrections.
- Indicators: Entropy Math, CCI, QQE
- Entry: Enter when Entropy Math decreases (chaos subsides) and both CCI and QQE show bullish divergence.
- Exit: Exit when CCI indicates overbought conditions or Entropy increases again.
8. Dynamic Momentum and Price Rejection Strategy
- Concept: Use Directional Index, Momentum, and Williams %R to identify strong price rejection in trending markets, trading short-term corrections or pullbacks.
- Indicators: Directional Index, Momentum, Williams %R
- Entry: Buy when Williams %R signals an oversold condition during a trending market confirmed by strong Directional Index and Momentum.
- Exit: Exit when Momentum begins to fade or Directional Index weakens.
9. Volume-Driven Reversal Strategy
- Concept: Use VWAP, Disparity Index, and AVG Volume to trade reversals based on volume imbalances and price deviation from its average price.
- Indicators: VWAP, Disparity Index, AVG Volume
- Entry: Buy when price deviates significantly below VWAP, confirmed by low Disparity Index and rising AVG Volume.
- Exit: Exit when price returns to VWAP or Disparity Index peaks.
10. Multi-Timeframe Divergence Strategy
- Concept: Combine Fractal, Directional Index, and Momentum across multiple timeframes (e.g., M5 for entry, H1 for confirmation) to spot fractal-based divergences.
- Indicators: Fractal, Directional Index, Momentum
- Entry: Enter when a bullish Fractal forms on M5, confirmed by a rising Directional Index and Momentum on H1.
- Exit: Exit when a bearish Fractal forms or Directional Index weakens on the higher timeframe.
These strategies leverage three or more signals, which should give you more robustness and cross-confirmation in your trading. You can now explore these combinations based on your market preferences and risk tolerance. Let me know if you want to proceed with implementing any of these in SQX or if you need more guidance on a specific setup.