EMA Moving Away (Python)
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EMA Moving Away (Python Version)
EMA Moving Away tracks how far price drifts from an exponential moving average. When a sequence of candles pushes a set percentage away from the EMA, the strategy bets on a snap back to the mean.
The setup focuses on the long side: after an extended bearish move drives price
below the EMA by MovingAwayPercent, a position is opened. Body‑size and streak
filters can be added to ensure the move is stretched rather than noisy. A
percentage stop‑loss protects capital if the reversion fails.
Details
- Data: Price candles.
- Entry Criteria:
- Long: Close below EMA by
MovingAwayPercentwith required streak/size filters. - Short: not used.
- Long: Close below EMA by
- Exit Criteria: Return to EMA or stop‑loss hit.
- Stops: Percentage stop based on
StopLossPercent. - Default Values:
EmaLength= 55MovingAwayPercent= 2.0StopLossPercent= 2.0
- Filters:
- Category: Mean reversion
- Direction: Long only
- Indicators: EMA
- Complexity: Moderate
- Risk level: Medium
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