McGinley Aroon Flow
McGinley Aroon Flow: a DaviddTech-model (NNFX-style) crypto strategy. Baseline McGinley Dynamic; trend filters Aroon Up vs Down and Vertical Horizontal Filter; four confirmations (CMO vs 0, PPO histogram vs 0, OBV vs its EMA, Williams %R vs its EMA); volatility filter Historical-volatility ratio (10/100) band 0.7-1.8. Exits on an ADX-scaled ATR stop and a fixed reward-to-risk target, risking a fix
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BTCUSDT / ETHUSDT / SOLUSDT perpetual, 4h (1h was tested and loses to fees). Leave the defaults for the documented results. Optional early exit when price closes back through the baseline (off by default). Entry: On a closed bar all eight filters agree for the first time (they did not all agree on the bar before). A confirmation counts if it agreed on any of the last "Confirmation window" bars (default 1 = the signal bar itself). SL/TP: SL multiple = clamp(ADX / ADX divisor, SL min, SL max) default divisor 14, 1.5 .. 3.5 SL distance = ATR(14) x SL multiple -> proportional to ADX: ADX 21 -> 1.5 ATR, 28 -> 2.0, 42 -> 3.0, 49+ -> 3.5 ATR. TP distance = SL distance x R:R (default 2.5). Levels are set from the signal-bar close. Risk: qty = equity x risk% / SL distance (default 1%), capped so that position value <= equity x max leverage (default 3). Commission 0.06% per side, no pyramiding.
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Forward-test record
| Market | Since | Return | Max drawdown | Trades | Win rate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTCUSDT · 4hBybit.com | 12 Oct 20261 days | +0.00% | 0.00% | 0 | — | Every trade → |
| SOLUSDT · 4hBybit.com | 12 Oct 20261 days | +0.00% | 0.00% | 0 | — | Every trade → |
Paper forward tests on live candles from their start date; each closed trade is recorded when it happens and cannot be edited.
Back-tests and forward tests are simulations; past results do not predict future ones. Nothing here is financial advice. Trading carries a high risk of loss.