RSI Barrier Push
Buys Touch only when RSI and a moving average agree on which way price is being pushed.
- Contract
- Touch/No Touch
- Default market
- Volatility 100 Index
- Pace
- Longer scans. Both readings have to agree before it trades, and they often do not. Narrow the gap between overbought and oversold to trade more often.
How it works
- RSI says how hard the market has been pushed; a moving average says where price actually sits.
- A market can print a high RSI while drifting back under its average, which is the move that fails.
- So Touch is bought only when RSI is overbought and price is above the average.
- When both point down instead, the barrier overhead is the last place price is going, and it buys No Touch.
- If the two disagree, the bot takes no position at all.
- RSI extreme
- Moving average agreement
- Barrier offset from entry
- Loss cooldown
- Martingale with cap
Staking
It ships with a 2.1x martingale, sized to win back a losing run of up to 3 trades inside its stop loss, with a max stake of 5. Untick Use martingale on its card to stake the same amount on every trade.
Settings
Every number here can be changed on the card before you press Run bot.
Contract
| Setting | Default | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Duration (ticks)How many ticks each contract runs for. | 5 | 1–10 |
| Barrier offsetHow far above the entry spot the barrier sits. | 0.2 | 0.1–20 |
Entry rules
| Setting | Default | Range |
|---|---|---|
| RSI periodHow many ticks the RSI reading is taken over. | 14 | 2–100 |
| Average periodHow many ticks the moving average covers. | 20 | 2–200 |
| Overbought levelRSI at or above this counts as an upward push. | 70 | 50–95 |
| Oversold levelRSI at or below this counts as a downward push. | 30 | 5–50 |
| Cooldown after a loss (ticks)The bot sits out this many ticks after a losing trade before it looks for a new entry. | 2 | 0–50 |
Stake progression
| Setting | Default | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Initial stakeThe amount staked on the first trade of each sequence. | 1 | 0.35–1,000 |
| Martingale multiplier1 keeps the stake flat. Above 1 multiplies the stake after each loss. | 2.1 | 1–5 |
| Max stakeIf the progression pushes the stake past this, it resets to the initial stake. | 5 | 0.35–5,000 |
Session limits
| Setting | Default | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Take profitStops the bot once session profit reaches this. | 10 | 1–100,000 |
| Stop lossStops the bot once session loss reaches this. | 10 | 1–100,000 |
| Max losses in a rowStops the bot after this many consecutive losses. | 4 | 1–20 |
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