The BBMod strategy is a backtesting strategy that involves several conditions for entering long positions in trading. Here is a brief description of what the strategy does:
The strategy starts by populating various indicators using the provided dataframe and metadata. It calculates informative indicators based on a 1-hour timeframe and merges them with the main dataframe.
It then calculates additional indicators for the normal timeframe.
The strategy defines several conditions for entering a long position based on various indicators, including moving averages (ema), Bollinger Bands (bb), relative strength index (rsi), cumulative rsi (crsi), Elliott Wave Oscillator (ewo), NFI (Next Financial Indicator), NFIX (Next Financial Index), and Volume Weighted Average Price (vwap).
Each condition is assigned a boolean value indicating whether it is true or false. The conditions are appended to a list called "conditions."
The strategy updates the "enter_tag" column of the dataframe based on the fulfilled conditions. If any conditions are met, the "enter_long" column is set to 1 to indicate the decision to enter a long position. The strategy also defines an exit trend function that sets the "exit_long" and "exit_tag" columns to 0 and "long_out," respectively, indicating the exit of a long position. The strategy has parameters for proposed leverage, maximum leverage, and trading side, but they are not utilized in the code provided. Overall, the BBMod strategy uses a combination of technical indicators and conditions to determine when to enter long positions in trading.