Traffic light strategy

A trend strategy based on moving averages with colors as in a traffic light. The purpose of writing the EA — to test the strategy on history and pick working parameters. The strategy is composed of a single indicator — Moving Average with 5 different parameters: • Red — period 120, method Simple, apply to Close; • Yellow — period 55, method Simple, apply to Close; • Green — period 5, method Exponential, apply to Close; • Blue dotted — period 24, method Exponential, apply to High; • Brown dotted — period 24, method Exponential, apply to Low. The Buy signal is formed when the moving averages align in order from top to bottom: Green – Yellow – Red. The Sell signal is formed when the indicators align in the reverse order: Red – Yellow – Green. The price is outside the corridor between the blue and the brown dotted moving averages. Sell Signal The EA opens signals according to the strategy. Take Profit and Stop Loss are set in the initial parameters. Deal can be opened in two modes: at the match of all the signals on the current candlestick or at the beginning of the next. Defined by the TimeOpenBar parameter. Deals are closed by Take Profit, Stop Loss or at the intersection of the green and the yellow moving averages. Closing of a deal at the intersection is defined by the CloseProfit parameter. The closing at the intersection of the green and the yellow moving averages itself may take place on the current candlestick or at the beginning of the next one, defined by the TimeClo...

Imagine two cars (Car 1 and Car 2) driving toward a traffic light. The light turns yellow and then red. Car 1 decides to continue to drive at a normal speed until they reach the traffic light and then proceeds to apply the breaks. The driver of Car 2, however, anticipates when the light will turn green again and slows their speed so as to reach the traffic light just in time for the stop signal to change. Just like a traffic light, businesses go through cycles. Too often, companies tend to ignore all signs of an upcoming downturn (yellow signal), and when it does indeed come (red signal), they respond with a knee-jerk reaction and apply all breaks (like the driver of Car 1), which can mean mass layoffs, facility closures and the like. Income Tax Calculator: Estimate Your Taxes Consider a company that, like the driver of Car 2, anticipates the upcoming downturn but is also savvy enough to know that the downturn will not last forever. The company, therefore, only slows things down (austerity measures, risk mitigation, strategic planning, etc.) but keeps the basic structure and form of the company intact. Driving It Home Contrary to popular opinion, a downturn in business is neither always caused by economic factors alone nor is it necessarily a widespread phenomenon. It can sometimes be caused due to a combination of multiple factors that can impact an entire segment of the industry or only a handful of businesses. Let's take a look at some important indicators that tech com...

Last update:25 August, 2019 The traffic light system is a tool for kids ages 4-10 to help them deal with their emotions. Children at that age can identify basic emotions but have trouble managing them properly. The traffic light system uses a recognizable symbol, the classic stoplight, to teach children how to manage emotions, especially negative ones. Most children understand perfectly how a traffic light works because they see them every day, which makes it an ideal symbol for emotional management. Red means stop, yellow means wait or slow down, and green means go. If you apply the traffic light colors to That being said, you might ask yourself how you can get a child to relate their emotions to a traffic light. Well, if you want to use the traffic light system, you first have to teach children to associate the stoplight colors with emotions and behavior. In this article, we’ll explain each color’s function and response. Emotional self-regulation Why is it so important for children to manage their emotions? Laura Chica, a psychologist and life coach, believes that it’s important to teach children emotional control and A team at the Duke University Department of Psychology and Neuroscience also highlights the importance of emotional self-regulation for proper development. According to the study, people who don’t learn those skills as children run the risk of health problems later on in life. The traffic light system – What do the three colors mean? Red STOP, calm down. Wh...

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