Ramisegal
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You are correct, if there is a trail stop/price target logic then I am missing it too.@Ramisegal I'm aware, but you did add the wizbuy/wizsell at the bottom it looks like. I just wanted to see if the logic is buy when bull or entrygandald and sell when bear and exitgandal or not entrygandal or was there some kind of trailing stop/price target that I'm missing in the logic?
I also asked "Meta" about the script and this was the reply:
It seems like you've provided a trading strategy script written for the Tradingview platform. This script appears to be a modified version of the original strategy presented in the YouTube video you linked, with some additional features and adjustments.
Here's a breakdown of the script:
1. It defines three exponential moving averages (EMA) with lengths 10, 20, and 50.
2. It defines three conditions for bullish and bearish signals based on the relationship between the current price and the EMAs.
3. It plots two signals, "upsignal" and "downsignal", based on the bullish and bearish conditions.
4. It sets the painting strategy and default colors for the signals.
Please note that I'm just an AI and not a trading expert. It's essential to thoroughly backtest and evaluate any trading strategy before using it in live trading. Additionally, trading carries risks, and it's crucial to understand the risks and have a proper risk management plan in place.
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