I need one EA with some strategy. If the price are more, make an offer !!

Hi , i need one EA with some strategy. 

i need the source code

test 10 days

If the price are more, make an offer !!

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only SELL

BUY & SELL

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LOWBB

This buy strategy is true when current ask price goes below the LOWBB threshold you specify.

BB buy values are percentages of the BB width. Width = HIGHBB - LOWBB and a buy_value of +/-10 represents 10% of this width.

For a coin to be bought using LOWBB, the ask price must be equal to or less than the value of the LOWBB price multiplied by (1 + buy_value expressed as a percentage).

The Numbers

Valid Values: 100 to -100

100 = 100% of the BB width above LOWBB. i.e. on the HIGHBB line

50 = 50% of the BB width above LOWBB. i.e halfway between HIGHBB and LOWBB

0 = on the LOWBB line

-50 = 50% of the BB width below LOWBB

-100 = 100% of the BB width below LOWBB

The lower the value the more conservative it is.

The Formula

negative buy_value

Buy Price <= LOWBB - ((HIGHBB - LOWBB) * ABS(buy_value)/100)

positive buy value

Buy Price <= LOWBB + ((HIGHBB - LOWBB) * ABS(buy_value)/100) 

The Parameters

BB_std

BB_candle_period

BB_Length

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 20 ? buy zone begins 20% (of width) above LOWBB line. Ask price must be less than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than 20 including negative numbers if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0 ? buy zone begins right on top of the LOWBB line. Ask price must be less than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than 0 if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -10 ? buy zone begins 10% (of width) below LOWBB line. Ask price must be less than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than -10.

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HIGHBB

This buy/sell strategy is true when current ask/bid price goes above the HIGHBB threshold you specify.

BB values are percentages of the BB width. Width = HIGHBB - LOWBB and a buy_value/sell_value of +/-10 represents 10% of this width.

For a coin to be bought/sold using HIGHBB, the ask/bid price must be greater than or equal to the value of the HIGHBB price multiplied by (1 - buy_value/sell_value expressed as a percentage).

The Numbers

Valid Values: integers from 100 to -100

100 = 100% of the BB width below HIGHBB. i.e. on the LOWBB line

50 = 50% of the BB width below HIGHBB. i.e halfway between HIGHBB and LOWBB

0 = on the HIGHBB line

-50 = 50% of the BB width above HIGHBB

-100 = 100% of the BB width above HIGHBB

Lower values are more conservative for buying and higher values are more conservative for selling.

The Parameters

BB_std

BB_candle_period

BB_Length

The Formula

negative buy/sell_value

Buy/sell Price >= HIGHBB + ((HIGHBB - LOWBB) * ABS(buy/sell_value)/100)

positive buy/sell_value

Buy/sell Price >= HIGHBB - ((HIGHBB - LOWBB) * ABS(buy/sell_value)/100) 

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 20 ? buy zone begins 20% (of width) below the HIGHBB line. Ask price must be greater than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 20 if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -10 ? buy zone begins 10% (of width) above the HIGHBB line. Ask price must be greater than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than -10 including positive numbers if used.

DEFAULT_DCA_B_sell_value = 0 ? sell zone begins right on top of the HIGHBB line. Bid price price must be greater than or equal to this value. 

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GAIN

This MANDATORY sell strategy is true when current profit is greater than or equal to buy_value.

GAIN acts as the minimum profit level you are targeting and as such it is required that GAIN be used as one of the sell strategies you use. The sell_value is a percentage of profit that must be reached. When calculating the price required to make this amount of profit the bot also accounts for fees (on Binance the bot assumes the full fee, not the BNB discounted fee.)

The Profit % (P%) column in pairs and DCA Logs shows the fee corrected current profit using the highest bid price and also the highest bid price with enough volume if DEFAULT_min_orderbook_profit_percentage is used.

The Numbers

Valid Values: Decimal values equal to or greater than 0

0.5 = 0.5% profit after exchange maximum fees

1 = 1% profit after exchange maximum fees

2.85 = 2.85% profit after exchange maximum fees

The Formula

Sell Price >= (average bought price * (1 + sell_value/100) + fees

Examples

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 1 ? sell zone begins 1% above the average bought price plus fees. Bid price must be greater than or equal to this value.

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LOSS

This buy strategy is true when the price of the coin has dropped by the set percentage in the last 24 hours. The percentage is the 24h change specified by your exchange.

The Numbers

Valid Values: positive or negative decimal values.

A positive buy valueis converted to negative however buy_value_limit needs to be negative. For simplicity use negatives for both.

3 = 3% loss over 24 hours

-3 = 3% loss over 24 hours

-7.5 = 7.5% loss over 24 hours

The Formula

Buy Price <= (price 24 hours ago) * (1-ABS(buy_value)/100)

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -7 ? buy zone begins 7% below the price from 24 hours ago. Ask price must be less than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than -7 if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 7 ? positive numbers are converted to negative. So result is the same as above.

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SMAGAIN

This buy/sell strategy is true when the current ask/bid price is above (positive buy/sell_value) or below (negative buy/sell_value) the lowest of the two SMA lines specified. It does not matter if the fast or slow SMA line is lower, the bot always looks at the value of the lower line.

If a positive value is used the ask/bid price must be greater than or equal to the value of the lower SMA band multiplied by (1 + buy/sell_value expressed as a percentage).

If a negative value is used the ask/bid price must be less than or equal to the value of the lower SMA band multiplied by (1 + buy/sell_value expressed as a percentage).

The Numbers

Valid Values: positive or negative decimal values.

1 = 1% of the price above the lowest of the two SMA lines

0 = Right on top of the lowest SMA line.

-0.5 = 0.5% of the price below the lowest of the two SMA lines

The Parameters

SMA_candle_period

SMA_fast_length

SMA_slow_length

The Formula

Positive buy/sell_value

buy/sell price >= lowest SMA * (1 + ABS(buy/sell_value/100))

Negative buy/sell_value

buy/sell price <= lowest SMA * (1 - ABS(buy/sell_value/100))

Examples

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.8 ? sell zone begins 0.8% (of the price) above the lowest SMA line. Bid price must be equal to or greater than this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 0.8 if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0 ? buy zone begins on the lowest SMA line. Ask price must be greater than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 0 if used.

DEFAULT_DCA_B_buy_value = -1 ? buy zone begins 1% (of the price) below the lowest SMA line. Ask price must be less than or equal to this value. 

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EMAGAIN

This buy/sell strategy is true when the current ask/bid price is above (positive buy/sell_value) or below (negative buy/sell_value) the lowest of the two EMA lines specified. It does not matter if the fast or slow EMA line is lower, the bot always looks at the value of the lower line.

If a positive value is used the ask/bid price must be greater than or equal to the value of the lower EMA band multiplied by (1 + buy/sell_value expressed as a percentage).

If a negative value is used the ask/bid price must be less than or equal to the value of the lower EMA band multiplied by (1 + buy/sell_value expressed as a percentage).

The Numbers

Valid Values: positive or negative decimal values.

1 = 1% of the price above the lowest of the two EMA lines

0 = Right on top of the lowest EMA line.

-0.5 = 0.5% of the price below the lowest of the two EMA lines

The Parameters

EMA_candle_period

EMA_fast_length

EMA_slow_length

The Formula

Positive buy/sell_value

buy/sell price >= lowest EMA * (1 + ABS(buy/sell_value/100))

Negative buy/sell_value

buy/sell price <= lowest EMA * (1 - ABS(buy/sell_value/100))

Examples

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.8 ? sell zone begins 0.8% (of the price) above the lowest EMA line. Bid price must be equal to or greater than this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 0.8 if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0 ? buy zone begins on the lowest EMA line. Ask price must be greater than or equal to this value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 0 if used.

DEFAULT_DCA_B_buy_value = -1 ? buy zone begins 1% (of the price) below the lowest EMA line. Ask price must be less than or equal to this value. 

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SMASPREAD

This buy/sell strategy is true when the spread between fast and slow SMA is larger (bigger spread) than or equal to the buy/sell_value.

With SMASPREAD the current price does not matter, only the magnitude of the spread.

The Numbers

Valid Values: positive or negative decimal numbers.

The Parameters

SMA_candle_period

SMA_fast_length

SMA_slow_length

The Formula

Spread = (SMA2 / SMA1 - 1) * 100

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -0.5 ? buy strategy is true when the calculated spread is -0.5% or larger. (Fast SMA is LOWER than Slow SMA). DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than -0.5 if used. 

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.6 ? sell strategy is true when the calculated spread is 0.6% or larger. (Fast SMA is HIGHER than Slow SMA)

? Use TradingView to visualize SMASPREAD with this indicator.

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EMASPREAD

This buy/sell strategy is true when the spread between fast and slow EMA is larger (bigger spread) than or equal to the buy/sell_value.

With EMASPREAD the current price does not matter, only the magnitude of the spread.

The Numbers

Valid Values: positive or negative decimal numbers.

The Parameters

EMA_candle_period

EMA_fast_length

EMA_slow_length

The Formula

Spread = (EMA2 / EMA1 - 1) * 100

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -0.5 ? buy strategy is true when the calculated spread is -0.5% or larger. (Fast EMA is LOWER than Slow EMA). DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than -0.5 if used. 

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.6 ? sell strategy is true when the calculated spread is 0.6% or larger. (Fast EMA is HIGHER than Slow EMA)

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SMACROSS

This buy/sell strategy is true when the SMA lines have crossed and the spread is larger (bigger spread) than or equal to the buy/sell_value.

The direction of the cross is important. If a positive buy/sell_value is used the fast SMA line must have crossed above the slow EMA line. If a negative buy/sell_value is used the fast SMA line must have crossed below the slow EMA line.

The cross must take place within the number of cross_candles specified also.

The Numbers

Valid Values: Positive or negative decimal values.

The Parameters

SMA_cross_candles

SMA_candle_period

SMA_fast_length

SMA_slow_length

The Formula

A cross must have occurred within the number of SMA_cross_candles specified and:

Spread = (SMA2 / SMA1 - 1) * 100

Examples

SMA_cross_candles = 5

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -0.2? buy strategy is true when the calculated spread is -0.2% or larger (Fast SMA is LOWER than Slow SMA) and the Fast SMA crossed below the slow SMA within the last 5 candles (excluding the current candle). DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than -0.2 if used. 

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.6 ? sell strategy is true when the calculated spread is 0.6% or larger (Fast SMA is HIGHER than Slow SMA) and the Fast SMA crossed above the slow SMA within the last 5 candles (excluding the current candle).

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EMACROSS

This buy/sell strategy is true when the EMA lines have crossed and the spread is larger (bigger spread) than or equal to the buy/sell_value.

The direction of the cross is important. If a positive buy/sell_value is used the fast EMA line must have crossed above the slow EMA line. If a negative buy/sell_value is used the fast EMA line must have crossed below the slow EMA line.

The cross must take place within the number of cross_candles specified also.

The Numbers

Valid Values: Positive or negative decimal values.

The Parameters

EMA_cross_candles

EMA_candle_period

EMA_fast_length

EMA_slow_length

The Formula

A cross must have occurred within the number of EMA_cross_candles specified and:

Spread = (EMA2 / EMA1 - 1) * 100

Examples

EMA_cross_candles = 5

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -0.5? buy strategy is true when the calculated spread is -0.5% or larger (Fast EMA is LOWER than Slow EMA) and the Fast EMA crossed below the slow EMA within the last 5 candles (excluding the current candle). DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than -0.5 if used. 

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.6 ? sell strategy is true when the calculated spread is 0.6% or larger (Fast EMA is HIGHER than Slow EMA) and the Fast EMA crossed above the slow EMA within the last 5 candles (excluding the current candle).

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RSI

This buy/sell strategy is true when the RSI value is less than or equal to the buy_value or is greater than or equal to the sell_value.

RSI as a buy strategy is true if buy_value > RSI > buy_value_limit.

RSI as a sell strategy is true if sell_value < RSI.

The Relative Strength Index is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. It is a commonly used and very popular indicator and works well when paired with Bollinger Bands. The default and typically used RSI_length for RSI is 14, lowering increases sensitivity, raising decreases it. RSI is typically considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when below 30.

More can be learned about this indicator here: http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:relative_strength_index_rsi

The Numbers

Valid Values: Integers between 0 and 100

The Parameters

RSI_candle_period

RSI_length

The Formula

                  100

    RSI = 100 - --------

                 1 + RS

 

    RS = Average Gain / Average Loss

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 20 ? buy zone begins when the RSI value is less than or equal to 20. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than 20 if used.

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 80 ? sell zone begins when the RSI value is greater than or equal to 80. 

DEFAULT_DCA_B_buy_value = 30 ? DCA buy zone begins when the RSI value is less than or equal to 30. DEFAULT_DCA_A_buy_value_limit_DEFAULT_DCA_B_buys_value_limit must be less than 30 if used.

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STOCH

This buy/sell strategy is true when: buy_value < calculated STOCH < buy_value_limit

A summary definition from this at StockCharts.com (there is a great deal of in depth information in this article):

The Stochastic Oscillator is a momentum indicator that shows the location of the close relative to the high-low range over a set number of periods. STOCH follows the speed or the momentum of price. As a rule, the momentum changes direction before price. STOCH is also used to identify bull and bear set-ups to anticipate a future reversal. Because the Stochastic Oscillator is range bound, is also useful for identifying overbought and oversold levels.

The Numbers

Valid Values: STOCH ranges from 0 to 100, since it is calculated as a percentage.

The Parameters

STOCH_length

STOCH_candle_period

The Formula

Stochastics is measured with the %K line and the %D line.

It is the %D line that we use in PT, for it will indicate any major signals in the chart. The formula for the more important %D line looks like this:

%D = 100 X (H3/L3)

Mathematically, the %K line looks like this:

%K = 100[(C – L)/(H – L)]

C = the most recent closing price

L = the low of the STOCH_length previous trading sessions

H = the highest price traded during the same STOCH_length period.

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 20 ? buy zone begins when the STOCH value is less than or equal to 20. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than 20 if used.

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 80 ? sell zone begins when the STOCH value is greater than or equal to 80.

DEFAULT_DCA_B_buy_value = 30 ? DCA buy zone begins when the STOCH value is less than or equal to 30. DEFAULT_DCA_B_buy_value_limit must be less than 30 if used.

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STOCHRSI

This buy/sell strategy is true when

From this article on StockCharts.com (much more info here, please read):

StochRSI is an oscillator that measures the level of RSI relative to its high-low range over a set time period. StochRSI applies the Stochastics formula to RSI values, instead of price values. This makes it an indicator of an indicator. The result is an oscillator that fluctuates between 0 and 1.

Traders looking to enter a stock based on an overbought or oversold reading in RSI might find themselves continuously on the sidelines. Chande and Kroll developed StochRSI to increase sensitivity and generate more overbought/oversold signals. A move above 0.80 is considered overbought, while a move below 0.20 is considered oversold. Second, it can be used to identify the short-term trend.

The Numbers

Valid Values: Values between 0 and 1 are valid.

The Parameters

RSI_candle_period

RSI_length

STOCH_length

The Formula

StochRSI = (RSI - Lowest Low RSI) / (Highest High RSI - Lowest Low RSI)

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0.2 - Triggers “true” when the calculated value falls to 0.2 or below. 

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.8 - Triggers “true” when the calculated value rises to 0.8 or above. 

DEFAULT_DCA_B_buy_value = 0.3 ? Triggers “true” when the calculated value falls to 0.3 or below. 

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MACD

This buy/sell strategy is true when the MA lines have crossed and the spread/divergence/convergence is larger (bigger spread) than or equal to the buy/sell_value.

If a positive buy/sell_value is used the fast MA line must be above the slow MA line. If a negative buy/sell_value is used the fast MA line must be below the slow MA line. From this article at Investopedia.com (much more info here, please read):

Moving average convergence divergence (MACD) indicators can be interpreted using three different methods: Crossover, Dramatic Rise, and Divergence. It is the first method, Crossover, that we are using in PT.

Crossover - When the MACD falls below the signal line (is negative in our implementation), it is a bearish signal, which indicates that it may be time to sell. Conversely, when the MACD rises above the signal line (is positive), the indicator gives a bullish signal, which suggests that the price of the asset is likely to experience upward momentum. Many traders wait for a confirmed cross above the signal line before entering into a position to avoid getting “faked out” or entering into a position too early, as shown by the first arrow.

The Numbers

Valid Values: Positive or negative decimal values (9 decimal places)

The Parameters

MACD_candle_period

Longer candle periods tend to work better for MACD.

MACD_fast_length

MACD_slow_length

MACD_signal

The values of 12, 26 and 9 are the typical fast, slow, signal setting used with the MACD, however other values can be substituted depending on your trading style and goals.

The Formula

MACD Line: (MACD_fast_length - MACD_slow_length)

 

Signal Line: MACD_signal (days) EMA of MACD Line

 

MACD Histogram: MACD Line - Signal Line

Examples

MACD_candle_period= 900 

MACD_fast_length = 12

MACD_slow_length = 26

MACD_signal = 9

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0.0000002 ? Triggers “true” when the calculated value of MACD is 0.000000200 or greater. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 0.0000002 if used. 

DEFAULT_DCA_A_buy_value = 0.0000003 ? Triggers “true” when the calculated value is 0.000000300 or greater. DEFAULT_DCA_A_buy_value_limit must be greater than 0.0000003 if used.

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = -0.0000002 ? Triggers “true” when the calculated value of MACD falls to -0.000000200 or less. 

DEFAULT_DCA_A_sell_value = -0.0000003 ? Triggers “true” when the calculated value of MACD falls to -0.000000300 or less.

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BBWIDTH

This buy/sell strategy is true when the BBWIDTH is =< the buy_value or >= the sell_value.

From this article at StockCharts.com (much more info here, please read):

Bollinger BandWidth is an indicator derived from Bollinger Bands.

BandWidth measures the percentage difference between the upper band and the lower band. BandWidth decreases as Bollinger Bands narrow and increases as Bollinger Bands widen. Because Bollinger Bands are based on the standard deviation, falling BandWidth reflects decreasing volatility and rising BandWidth reflects increasing volatility.

Bollinger Bands consist of a middle band with two outer bands. The middle band is a simple moving average usually set at 20 periods. The outer bands are usually set 2 standard deviations above and below the middle band. Settings can be adjusted to suit the characteristics of particular securities or trading styles.

Bollinger BandWidth is best known for identifying The Squeeze. This occurs when volatility falls to a very low level, as evidenced by the narrowing bands. The upper and lower bands are based on the standard deviation, which is a measure of volatility. The bands narrow as price flattens or moves within a relatively narrow range. The theory is that periods of low volatility are followed by periods of high volatility. Relatively narrow BandWidth (a.k.a. the Squeeze) can foreshadow a significant advance or decline. After a Squeeze, a price surge and subsequent band break signal the start of a new move. A new advance starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break above the upper band. A new decline starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break below the lower band.

Using BBWIDTH with HIGHBB, where the coin breaks the upper band is a good possible use of this indicator.

The Numbers

Valid Values: Positive decimal values.

BBWIDTH should be set per coin, as it varies based on each coin's particular behavior.

The Parameters

BB_std

BB_candle_period

BB_length

The Formula

( (Upper Band - Lower Band) / Middle Band) * 100

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0.5 ? buy zone begins when BBWIDTH is less than or equal to buy_value. DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit must be less than 0.5 if used.

DEFAULT_DCA_A_buy_value = 0.5 ? True when BBWIDTH is less than or equal to buy_value. DEFAULT_DCA_A_buy_value_limit must be less than 0.5 if used.

DEFAULT_A_sell_value = 0.5 ? sell zone begins when BBWIDTH is greater than or equal to sell_value.

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OBV

This buy\sell strategy is true when: ?

If buy_value >= 0: 

buy_value ?? OBV ? buy_value_limit

If buy_value < 0:

buy_value ?>= OBV >= ?buy_value_limit

If sell_value >= 0:

sell_value >= OBV >= buy_value_limit

If sell_value < 0: 

sell_value ? OBV ? buy_value_limit

On Balance Volume (OBV) measures buying and selling pressure as a cumulative indicator that adds volume on up days and subtracts volume on down days. It was one of the first indicators to measure positive and negative volume flow. Chartists can look for divergences between OBV and price to predict price movements or use OBV to confirm price trends.

OBV for PT is calculated as the difference between the first volume amount captured (from OBV_length periods), and the signal candle (from OBV_signal), in percentage.

In PT, only the past 500 candles of volume are available, so OBV_length must be less than 500 (499 max).

The Numbers

Valid Values: Positive or negative decimal values.

The Parameters

OBV_candle_period

OBV_length - Must be less than 500

OBV_signal - Must be less than OBV_length

The Formula

If the closing price is above the prior close price then: 

Current OBV = Previous OBV + Current Volume

 

If the closing price is below the prior close price then: 

Current OBV = Previous OBV  -  Current Volume

 

If the closing prices equals the prior close price then:

Current OBV = Previous OBV (no change)

 

OBV-value = [ OBV_length - OBV_signal ] / absolute(OBV_signal)

Examples

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = -0.001 ? buy zone begins …… DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit = -0.005 must be less than -0.001 if used.

DEFAULT_A_buy_value = 0.001 ? buy zone begins …… DEFAULT_A_buy_value_limit = 0.005 must be greater than 0.001 if used.

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ANDERSON

Anderson-DCA was an idea by a team member (called yea Anderson..lol) that was implemented in the early days of ProfitTrailer. The idea was that you could make DCA buys using different triggers each time to try to get out of a bad position faster instead of using a specific indicator.

These days every strategy uses the same buy_trigger parameters as ANDERSON so there is no benefit (or harm) using it alongside other strategies. However if you don't wish to use any other strategy you can still choose good old ANDERSON.

This DCA only buy strategy is true when the price of a coin has dropped by the specified buy_trigger percentage relative to the average price you have paid for your current holding.

The Numbers

Valid Values: ANDERSON is unique in that it does not use a buy_value, only the buy_trigger that is common to all strategies.

The Formula

buy price <= Average Price * (1 - buy_trigger/100)

Examples

DEFAULT_DCA_A_buy_strategy = ANDERSON

DEFAULT_DCA_buy_trigger = -3

DEFAULT_DCA_buy_trigger_1 = -2

DEFAULT_DCA_buy_trigger_2 = -3.5

DEFAULT_DCA_buy_trigger_3 = -4

DEFAULT_DCA_trailing_buy = 0.2

In this scenario the DCA level specific triggers will be used for the first three DCA buys. After that, if the bot is allowed to buy more times, the DEFAULT trigger will be used for each level.

In our example the bot buys a coin for whatever price using the strategies defined in pairs.properties. Now the bot looks at the lowest ask price in the order book and watches to see if it drops below our buy_trigger. Once the Ask price goes below -2 the bot looks to trail back up by the trailing_buy amount. (See A Traling Story for more info on trailing)

If it successfully trails and is still below the buy_trigger ProfitTrailer tries to buy. After a successful DCA buy the average price is recalculated. and the bot now looks for the ASK price to drop -3.5% from the new average price. And so the process is repeated.

For the 4th buy onwards the default value of -3 will be used indefinitely as no level specific value has been set.