Triple-Filter Adaptive Trend Pulse
Family: trend_following · Regime: trending · Complexity: high · Asset classes: Forex, Indices, Crypto · Timeframes: H1, H4
Thesis
Market trends are most reliable when confirmed across three distinct dimensions: temporal momentum (Aroon), moving average stacking (Ribbon), and magnitude-based price structure (Three-Line Break). By requiring confluence among these dimensions and entering on structural shifts (GOM KOLA), the strategy identifies high-probability 'trend pulses' while using volatility-adaptive exits to account for the non-linear expansion of price.
Components
- Moving Average Ribbon (chingc) (regime) — Establishes the macro-regime; entries are only permitted when short-term ribbon is stacked above/below long-term averages.
- Aroon (direction) — Detects the momentum of the current trend; requires high AroonUp/Down to ensure we are not trading an exhausted move.
- GOM KOLA SIDO — Full Integration (entry) — Provides the tactical entry trigger based on Market Structure (Supertrend direction change) and volume-weighted spike probability.
- Jurik Adaptive Envelope Bands (exit) — Acts as a volatility-sensitive dynamic target; the adaptive nature allows for wider exits during high-velocity moves.
- Chandelier Exit Heiken Ashi Variant (risk) — Calculates the hard stop-loss based on HA price extremes, providing a tighter trailing mechanism than standard price.
- Three-Line Break (TLB) with MA (volatility_filter) — Filters out minor price fluctuations (noise) that do not represent a structural change in trend direction.
Known failure conditions
- Price oscillates within the 100-200 MA corridor (regime indecision).
- Chandelier Exit triggers stop-outs on 50%+ of trades before Jurik mid-line is reached.
- Aroon Up/Down stay below 50 for extended periods, indicating a low-momentum environment.
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