Overview

This is an EMA trend following strategy incorporating RSI and ATR filters, aiming to capture long term trends. It utilizes fast and slow EMA crossovers along with a long term EMA trend filter, relaxed RSI oversold/overbought levels, and ATR-based consolidation detection to reduce whipsaws.

Strategy Logic

1. Long when fast EMA (20) crosses above slow EMA (50)
2. Short when fast EMA crosses below slow EMA
3. Only trade in the direction of long term trend judged by 200 EMA
4. Require RSI to be relatively oversold for longs and overbought for shorts
5. Use ATR to detect consolidation zones to avoid false breakouts

Advantages

1. EMA crossover system effective for trend following
2. Additional long term filter avoids trading counter trend
3. Relaxed RSI thresholds reduce missed profitable trends
4. ATR filter helps navigate choppy consolidation periods

Risks

1. Can underperform in strongly trending bull markets
2. Whipsaws possible with EMA crossovers during consolidation
3. RSI and ATR parameters need individual optimization per instrument

Enhancements

1. Optimize EMA lengths for different instruments
2. Fine tune RSI and ATR parameters to improve consolidation detection
3. Consider adding profit taking via trailing stops

Conclusion

Overall an effective system for long term trend following across various instruments. Optimization of parameters combined with prudent risk management can lead to positive results, especially in persistent bull market environments. The incorporation of auxiliary indicators like RSI and ATR make this an advanced EMA trend system.