The akiva6 strategy is a trading strategy implemented in Python. Here is a short description of what the strategy does:
Populate Indicators: This method calculates various technical indicators such as exponential moving averages (EMAs), hull moving average (HMA), simple moving averages (SMAs), EWO (Elliott Wave Oscillator), and relative strength index (RSI) for different time periods. It also merges informative data from a 1-hour timeframe.
Populate Buy Trend: This method determines the conditions for buying.
It checks for specific criteria such as low RSI, close price below a certain moving average (MA) multiplied by an offset, high EWO, and volume above zero.
It assigns a "buy" signal and a corresponding tag based on the conditions met. Populate Sell Trend: This method determines the conditions for selling. It checks for conditions such as the close price above a certain moving average multiplied by an offset, RSI above 50, volume above zero, and the fast RSI greater than the slow RSI. It assigns a "sell" signal based on the conditions met. Calculate SMA Difference: This function calculates the difference between two exponential moving averages (EMAs) divided by the closing price, multiplied by 100. It is used to generate a specific value called "smadif."
Overall, the akiva6 strategy uses a combination of technical indicators and specific conditions to generate buy and sell signals for trading.