Guide
How does the T&M/E Wave V2 strategy work ?
The T&M/E Wave V2 strategy combines trend analysis, momentum, and volatility to gauge the balance of power between buyers and sellers. The core of the strategy uses two exponential values, EV and EV2; EV2 is higher to ensure data accuracy. Volatility is assessed by blending standard deviations from Bollinger Bands and Historical Volatility Percentile (HPV). The strategy includes:
- EV (Exponential Value 1): A lead value that integrates volatility and averages out standard deviations. By default, set to 55.
- EV2 (Exponential Value 2): A base value required to be larger than EV for better accuracy, defaulting at 143 in the latest update.
- Volatility Smoothing: Defines the volatility oscillator's smoothness to highlight significant trend shifts, usually set at 1.
- Directional Length: Measures bull versus bear strength per candle.
- Take Profit: User-adjustable level for securing profits.
The style involves computing statistical equations based on EV values to determine moving average histograms and differential ranges. It also includes:
- Base and Lead Lengths: Calculated through custom equations to show historic average differentials.
- Weighted EMA Differential: Shows differences between averages, helpful but optional.
- Volatility and Strength Indicators: Reflect combining DMI, RSI, and MACD to signify current trend strength.
Version 2.5 introduced improvements, including an RMA+Alma oscillator value for higher accuracy and the re-introduction of a stop-loss input for flexibility. It's emphasized to avoid high leverage and overtrading after consecutive wins. Adjusting inputs might yield