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{ "name": "keltner_channel_breakout_with_atr_trail", "source": "Linda Raschke / 'Street Smarts' 2014 Keltner Channel (10 EMA, 200d7ATR) breakout in trending markets", "type": "entry_engine", "rule": "Go long when close crosses above the 10-period EMA plus 200d7ATR(10) and the 10 EMA > 30 EMA; go short on the symmetric breakdown with 10 EMA < 30 EMA; exit on 200d7ATR(10) trailing stop from the highest close since entry.", "pseudocode": "ema10 = EMA(close, 10)30 = EMA(close, 30)10 = ATR(10) = ema10 + 2*atr10 = ema10 - 2*atr10 = close > upper and ema10 > ema30 = close < lower and ema10 < ema30 = max(close_since_entry) - 2*atr10 # for longs", "why_it_works": "Keltner breakouts in the direction of the short EMA slope capture volatility expansion aligned with trend, while the ATR trail lets winners run and cuts losers mechanically." } Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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