The "redditMA" strategy is a backtesting strategy implemented for a trading website. It is designed to backtest various moving average-based strategies with different support conditions. Here's a short description of each strategy:
sma ema with complicated support:
Uses the combination of Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicators.
Executes buy signals when the FASTMA crosses above the SLOWMA.
Executes sell signals when the FASTMA crosses below the SLOWMA.
Has a minimal return on investment (ROI) set with various time intervals. sma ema with simple support:
Similar to the first strategy but with a simpler support configuration. Uses the SMA and EMA indicators to generate buy and sell signals. Has a minimal ROI set with various time intervals. sma ema with simple support with 0.2 SL:
Similar to the second strategy but with a fixed stop loss of 0.2 (20%). Uses the SMA and EMA indicators for buy and sell signals. Has a minimal ROI set with various time intervals. sma wma with simple support:
Combines the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Weighted Moving Average (WMA) indicators. Generates buy signals when the FASTMA crosses above the SLOWMA. Generates sell signals when the FASTMA crosses below the SLOWMA. Has a minimal ROI set with various time intervals. sma wma with VWAP simple support:
Combines the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Weighted Moving Average (WMA) indicators with Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP). Uses VWAP to determine support levels for buy and sell signals. Executes buy signals when the FASTMA crosses above the SLOWMA and is above VWAP. Executes sell signals when the FASTMA crosses below the SLOWMA and is below VWAP. Has a minimal ROI set with various time intervals. Each strategy is implemented with its respective moving average calculations, buy and sell signal generation based on crossover events, and minimum ROI targets at different time intervals. Additionally, some strategies have fixed stop-loss levels.