Tendance à la suite d'une stratégie basée sur plusieurs indicateurs

Auteur:ChaoZhang est là., Date: 2024-01-30 17:51:04 Je vous en prie.
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Résumé

Cette stratégie identifie les tendances en combinant plusieurs indicateurs et définit le suivi des tendances stop loss pour verrouiller les bénéfices.

Principe de stratégie

Les principaux indicateurs de jugement de la stratégie sont les bandes de Bollinger, le RSI et l'ADX. Lorsque le prix s'approche du rail inférieur des bandes de Bollinger et que le RSI est inférieur à 30, il est jugé survendu et une position longue est prise; lorsque le prix s'approche du rail supérieur des bandes de Bollinger et que le RSI est supérieur à 70, il est jugé suracheté et une position courte est prise. En outre, si l'ADX est supérieur à 25, cela signifie qu'une tendance s'est formée, ce qui rend les signaux longs et courts plus efficaces.

Après l'ouverture des positions, la stratégie utilise l'indicateur ATR et les rails Bollinger Bands pour définir un stop loss. Plus précisément, l'ATR définit la plage maximale de stop loss. Lorsque le prix atteint le point de stop loss maximum, fermez la position; les rails Bollinger Bands définissent des points de stop loss de suivi qui sont mis à jour en fonction du mouvement des prix.

Analyse des avantages

La stratégie combine plusieurs indicateurs pour le jugement et utilise un mécanisme de stop loss pour verrouiller les bénéfices et réduire les risques.

Utilisation des bandes de Bollinger pour juger des situations de surachat et de survente en vue d'opportunités de renversement
La combinaison avec l'indicateur RSI augmente la précision du jugement
L'indicateur ADX détermine la formation de tendance pour assurer la bonne direction des échanges
Les bandes ATR et Bollinger qui suivent le stop loss peuvent maximiser le verrouillage des bénéfices

Analyse des risques

Cette stratégie comporte également certains risques:

Le jugement sur plusieurs indicateurs conduit à un risque élevé de sur-optimisation
Les signaux sont moins efficaces lorsque la gamme des bandes de Bollinger est trop large
L'exécution incorrecte du suivi des pertes par arrêt peut entraîner une augmentation des pertes

Pour lutter contre ces risques, nous pouvons prendre les mesures suivantes:

Optimisation à plusieurs paramètres pour éviter une optimisation excessive
Ajuster les paramètres des bandes de Bollinger en fonction de la volatilité du marché
Paramètres de la distance de perte d'arrêt d'essai pour supporter les fluctuations normales

Directions d'optimisation

La stratégie peut également être optimisée dans les aspects suivants:

Ajouter la dimension de position pour ajuster l'échelle de position basée sur le multiplicateur de stop loss
Ajouter un module de gestion de trésorerie pour contrôler strictement le montant du stop loss unique
Testez d'autres indicateurs de stop loss tels que DMI, Envelop, etc.
Ajouter des modèles d'apprentissage automatique pour déterminer la probabilité de tendance et améliorer les performances

Résumé

En résumé, il s'agit d'une stratégie de suivi de tendance relativement robuste. En déterminant la direction de la tendance à travers plusieurs indicateurs et en contrôlant les risques à travers des mesures de stop loss, il peut obtenir un bon retour sur investissement. Nous avons également proposé plusieurs aspects que la stratégie peut optimiser. D'autres optimisations peuvent conduire à des résultats encore meilleurs.

/*backtest
start: 2023-12-01 00:00:00
end: 2023-12-31 23:59:59
period: 2h
basePeriod: 15m
exchanges: [{"eid":"Futures_Binance","currency":"BTC_USDT"}]
*/

//@version=3
// THIS SCRIPT IS MEANT TO ACCOMPANY COMMAND EXECUTION BOTS
// THE INCLUDED STRATEGY IS NOT MEANT FOR LIVE TRADING
// THIS STRATEGY IS PURELY AN EXAMLE TO START EXPERIMENTATING WITH YOUR OWN IDEAS
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// comment out the next line to use this script as an alert script
strategy(title="Dragon Bot - Default Script", overlay=true)
// remove the // in the next line to use this script as an alert script
// study(title="Dragon Bot - Default Script", overlay=true)

// Dragon-Bot default script version 2.0
// This can also be used with bot that reacts to tradingview alerts.
// Use the script as "strategy" for backtesting
// Comment out line 8 and de-comment line 10 to be able to set tradingview alerts.
// You should also comment out (place // before it) the lines 360, 364, 368 and 372 (strategy.entry and strategy.close) to be able to set the alerts.
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// In this first part of the script we setup variables and make sure the script keeps all information it used in the past. //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
longs = 0
longs := nz(longs[1])

shorts = 0
shorts := nz(shorts[1])

buyprice = 0.0
buyprice := buyprice[1]

sellprice = 0.0
sellprice := sellprice[1]

scaler = 0.0
scaler := scaler[1]

sellprofit = input(1.0, minval=0.0, step=0.1, title="main strat profit")
sellproffinal = sellprofit/100

enable_shorts = input(1, minval=0, maxval=1, title="Shorts on/off")

enable_flipping = input(0, minval=0, maxval=1, title="Flipping on/off -> Go directly from long -> short or short -> long without closing ")

enable_stoploss = input(0, minval=0, maxval=1, title="Stoploss on/off")
sellstoploss = input(30.0, minval=0.0, step=1.0, title="Stoploss %")
sellstoplossfinal = sellstoploss/100

enable_trailing = input(1, minval=0, maxval=1, title="Trailing on/off")
enable_trailing_ATR = input(1, minval=0, maxval=1, title="Trailing use ATR on/off")
ATR_Multi = input(1.0, minval=0.0, step=0.1, title="Multiplier for ATR")
selltrailing = input(10.0, minval=0.0, step=1.0, title="Trailing %")
selltrailingfinal = selltrailing/100

Backtestdate = input(0, minval=0, maxval=1, title="backtest date on/off")

// Component Code by pbergden - Start backtest dates
// The following code snippet is taken from an example by pbergen
// All rights to this snippet remain with pbergden
testStartYear = input(2018, "Backtest Start Year")
testStartMonth = input(1, "Backtest Start Month")
testStartDay = input(1, "Backtest Start Day")
testPeriodStart = timestamp(testStartYear,testStartMonth,testStartDay,0,0)

testStopYear = input(2019, "Backtest Stop Year")
testStopMonth = input(1, "Backtest Stop Month")
testStopDay = input(1, "Backtest Stop Day")
testPeriodStop = timestamp(testStopYear,testStopMonth,testStopDay,0,0)

// A switch to control background coloring of the test period
testPeriodBackground = input(title="Color Background?", type=bool, defval=true)
testPeriodBackgroundColor = testPeriodBackground and (time >= testPeriodStart) and (time <= testPeriodStop) ? #00FF00 : na
bgcolor(testPeriodBackgroundColor, transp=97)

testPeriod() => true

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// In this second part of the script we setup indicators that we can use for our actual algorithm. //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


//ATR
lengthtr = input(20, minval=1, title="ATR Length")
ATRsell = input(0, minval=0, title="1 for added ATR when selling")
ATR=rma(tr(true), lengthtr)
Trail_ATR=rma(tr(true), 10) * ATR_Multi
atr = 0.0
if ATRsell == 1
    atr := ATR

//OC2
lengthoc2 = input(20, minval=1, title="OC2 Length")
OC2sell = input(0, minval=0, title="1 for added OC2 when selling")
OC2mult = input(1, minval=1, title="OC2 multiplayer")
OC= abs(open[1]-close)
OC2=rma(OC, lengthoc2)
oc2 = 0.0
if OC2sell == 1
    oc2 := OC2*OC2mult

//ADX
lenadx = input(10, minval=1, title="DI Length")
lensig = input(10, title="ADX Smoothing", minval=1, maxval=50)

up = change(high)
down = -change(low)
plusDM = na(up) ? na : (up > down and up > 0 ? up : 0)
minusDM = na(down) ? na : (down > up and down > 0 ? down : 0)
trur = rma(tr, lenadx)
plus = fixnan(100 * rma(plusDM, lenadx) / trur)
minus = fixnan(100 * rma(minusDM, lenadx) / trur)
sum = plus + minus
sigadx = 100 * rma(abs(plus - minus) / (sum == 0 ? 1 : sum), lensig)

//StochRSI
smoothKRSI = input(3, minval=1)
smoothDRSI = input(3, minval=1)
lengthRSI = input(14, minval=1)
lengthStochRSI = input(14, minval=1)
srcRSI = input(close, title="RSI Source")
buyRSI = input(30, minval=1, title="RSI Buy Value")
sellRSI = input(70, minval=1, title="RSI Sell Value")
rsi1 = rsi(srcRSI, lengthRSI)
krsi = sma(stoch(rsi1, rsi1, rsi1, lengthStochRSI), smoothKRSI)
drsi = sma(krsi, smoothDRSI)

// Bollinger bands
lengthbb = input(20, minval=1)
srcbb = input(close, title="Sourcebb")
multbb = input(2.0, minval=0.001, maxval=50)
bb_buy_value = input(0.5, step=0.1, title="BB Buy Value")
bb_sell_value = input(0.5, step=0.1, title="BB Sell Value")
basisbb = sma(srcbb, lengthbb)
devbb = multbb * stdev(srcbb, lengthbb)
upperbb = basisbb + devbb
lowerbb = basisbb - devbb
bbr = (srcbb - lowerbb)/(upperbb - lowerbb)
bbbuy = basisbb - (devbb*bb_buy_value)
bbsell = basisbb + (devbb*bb_sell_value)

//ema very short
shorter = ema(close, 2)
shorterlong = ema(close, 5)

//ema short
short = ema(close, 10)
long = ema(close, 30)

//ema long
shortday = ema(close, 110)
longday = ema(close, 360)

//ema even longer
shortlongerday = ema(close, 240)
longlongerday = ema(close, 720)

//declaring extra timeframe value
profit = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, timeframe.period, close)

        
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// In the 3rd part of the script we define all the entries and exits //
///////// This third part is basically the acual algorithm ////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//Declaring function with the long entries
OPENLONG_funct() =>
    // You can add more buy entries to the script
    longentry1 = false
    longentry2 = false
    longentry3 = false
    longentry4 = false
    longentry5 = false
    makelong_funct = false
    if  close<bbbuy and krsi<buyRSI // You could for instance add "and shortday > longday"
        longentry1 := close>close[1]
        // longentry2 := ...
    // if another thing we want to buy on happens
        // longentry3 := ...
    //All the buy entries go above, this last variable is what the function puts out
    // if you add more entries, add them in the following list too
    makelong_funct := longentry1 or longentry2 or longentry3 or longentry4 or longentry5

//Declaring function wit the short entries
OPENSHORT_funct() =>
    // You can add more buy entries to the script
    shortentry1 = false
    shortentry2 = false
    shortentry3 = false
    shortentry4 = false
    shortentry5 = false
    makeshort_funct = false
    if  close>bbsell and krsi>sellRSI // You could for instance add "and shortday < longday"
        shortentry1 := close<close[1]
        // shortentry2 := ...
    // if another thing we want to buy on happens
        // shortentry3 := ...
    //All the buy entries go above, this last variable is what the function puts out
    // if you add more entries, add them in the following list too
    makeshort_funct := shortentry1 or shortentry2 or shortentry3 or shortentry4 or shortentry5
    
//Declaring function with the long exits
CLOSELONG_funct() =>
    // You can add more buy entries to the script
    longexit1 = false
    longexit2 = false
    longexit3 = false
    longexit4 = false
    longexit5 = false
    closelong_funct = false
    if  close>bbsell and krsi>sellRSI
        longexit1 := close<close[1]
        // longexit2 := ...
    // if another thing we want to close on on happens you can add them here...
    // longexit3 := ...
    //All the buy entries go above, this last variable is what the function puts out
    // if you add more exits, add them in the following list too
    closelong_funct := longexit1 or longexit2 or longexit3 or longexit4 or longexit5

//Declaring function wit the short exits
CLOSESHORT_funct() =>
    // You can add more buy entries to the script
    shortexit1 = false
    shortexit2 = false
    shortexit3 = false
    shortexit4 = false
    shortexit5 = false
    closeshort_funct = false
    if  close<bbsell and krsi<sellRSI
        shortexit1 := close>close[1]
        // shortexit2 := ...
    // if another thing we want to close on on happens you can add them here...
        // shortexit3 := ...
    //All the buy entries go above, this last variable is what the function puts out
    // if you add more exits, add them in the following list too
    closeshort_funct := shortexit1 or shortexit2 or shortexit3 or shortexit4 or shortexit5

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////// End of "entries" and "exits" definition code /////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// In the fourth part we do the actual work, as defined in the part before this ////
////////////////////// This part does not need to be changed ////////////////////////
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//OPEN LONG LOGIC
makelong = false
//buy with backtesting on specific dates
if Backtestdate > 0 and testPeriod()
    if (longs < 1 and shorts < 1) or (short > 0 and enable_flipping > 0 and enable_shorts > 0)
        makelong := OPENLONG_funct()

//buy without backtesting on specific dates
if Backtestdate < 1
    if (longs < 1 and shorts < 1) or (short > 0 and enable_flipping > 0 and enable_shorts > 0)
        makelong := OPENLONG_funct()
    
if makelong
    buyprice := close
    scaler := close
    longs := 1
    shorts := 0
    
//OPEN SHORT LOGIC
makeshort = false

//buy with backtesting on specific dates
if Backtestdate > 0 and testPeriod()
    if (shorts < 1 and longs < 1 and enable_shorts > 0) or (longs > 0 and enable_flipping > 0 and enable_shorts > 0)
        makeshort := OPENSHORT_funct()

//buy without backtesting on specific dates
if Backtestdate < 1
    if (shorts < 1 and longs < 1 and enable_shorts > 0) or (longs > 0 and enable_flipping > 0 and enable_shorts > 0)
        makeshort := OPENSHORT_funct()
    

if makeshort
    buyprice := close
    scaler := close
    shorts := 1
    longs := 0

//Calculating values for traling stop
if longs > 0 and enable_flipping < 1
    if close > scaler+Trail_ATR and enable_trailing_ATR > 0
        scaler := close
    if close > scaler * (1.0 + selltrailingfinal) and enable_trailing_ATR < 1
        scaler := close
if shorts > 0 and enable_flipping < 1
    if close < scaler-Trail_ATR and enable_trailing_ATR > 0
        scaler := close
    if close < scaler * (1.0 - selltrailingfinal) and enable_trailing_ATR < 1
        scaler := close
    
long_exit = false
long_security1 = false
long_security2 = false
long_security3 = false

//CLOSE LONG LOGIC
if longs > 0 and enable_flipping < 1
    if ( (buyprice + (buyprice*sellproffinal) + atr + oc2) < close) and ( (buyprice + (buyprice*sellproffinal) ) < profit)
        long_exit := CLOSELONG_funct()
//security
    if enable_stoploss > 0
        long_security1 := close < ( buyprice * (1.0 - sellstoplossfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR < 1
        long_security2 := close < ( scaler * (1.0 - selltrailingfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR > 0
        long_security2 := close < ( scaler - Trail_ATR)
        
//CLOSE LONG LOGIC
if longs > 0 and enable_flipping > 0
//security
    if enable_stoploss > 0
        long_security1 := close < ( buyprice * (1.0 - sellstoplossfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR < 1
        long_security2 := close < ( scaler * (1.0 - selltrailingfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR > 0
        long_security2 := close < ( scaler - Trail_ATR)
        
closelong = long_exit or long_security1 or long_security2 or long_security3 

short_exit = false
short_security1 = false
short_security2 = false
short_security3 = false

if closelong
    longs := 0

//CLOSE SHORT LOGIC
if shorts > 0 and enable_flipping < 1
    if ( (buyprice - (buyprice*(sellproffinal) - atr - oc2) > close) and ( (buyprice - (buyprice*sellproffinal) ) > profit) )
        short_exit := CLOSESHORT_funct()
//security
    if enable_stoploss > 0
        short_security1 := close > ( buyprice * (1.0 + sellstoplossfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR < 1
        short_security2 := close > ( scaler * (1.0 + selltrailingfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR > 0
        short_security2 := close > ( scaler + Trail_ATR)
if shorts > 0 and enable_flipping > 0
//security
    if enable_stoploss > 0
        short_security1 := close > ( buyprice * (1.0 + sellstoplossfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR < 1
        short_security2 := close > ( scaler * (1.0 + selltrailingfinal) )
    if enable_trailing > 0 and enable_trailing_ATR > 0
        short_security2 := close > ( scaler + Trail_ATR)
        
closeshort = short_exit or short_security1 or short_security2 or short_security3

if closeshort
    shorts := 0

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////// The last section takes care of the alerts //////////////////////////////
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
plotshape(makelong, style=shape.arrowup)
alertcondition(makelong, title="openlong", message="openlong")
strategy.entry("BuyLONG", strategy.long, oca_name="DBCross", when= makelong, comment="Open Long")

plotshape(makeshort, style=shape.arrowdown)
alertcondition(makeshort, title="openshort", message="openshort")
strategy.entry("BuySHORT", strategy.short, oca_name="DBCross", when= makeshort, comment="Open Short")

plotshape(closelong, style=shape.arrowdown)
alertcondition(closelong, title="closelong", message="closelong")
strategy.close("BuyLONG", when=closelong)

plotshape(closeshort, style=shape.arrowup)
alertcondition(closeshort, title="closeshort", message="closeshort")
strategy.close("BuySHORT", when=closeshort)

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