Demonstration of Signals for Entry and Exit see enclosed sheet


I. Pre-condition of Entry - Long-orders:
   A long-order is opened if the MACD-SMA (red line) and the histogramm (Difference 
   between slow and fast EMA) are in the minus-area.

      Open Long-order
      A long-order will be opened if the MACD-SMA leaves the histogramm.  

      Additional condition:
      Stochastic: The %D-Period-line must be within a defined area. (e.g. between 0 – 30)

      S/L and T/P:
They are calculated by ATR. e.g if the parameter is 3, this means ATR is multiplied by 3 based on the current timeframe. 

II. Precondition of Exit – Long-orders:
      The MACD-SMA (red line) and the histogramm (Difference between slow and fast 
      EMA) are in the plus-area

      Close Long-order
      Scenario 1:
The long order will be closed if  the MACD-SMA leaves the histogramm and both are in the plus-area.
Please note, the mark on the sheet „Nothing happens“. This is because the MACD-SMA and the histogramm are still in the minus-area.
OR
      Scenario 2:
Stochastic %D-Period-line  reaches a defined point. (e.g. 60).
Of course the %D-Period-line  must be higher than at the entry.

Note: It can be choosen in the parameters if the exit-signal is Scenario 1 or Scenario 2 or both. 
If it is choosen both: Then the first signal would close the order. 

According this strategy, it is possible that a Long/Short-position will be closed and a new Long/Short-position will be opened at the same time. But only, if the exit signal is given by Scenario 1.
There can always be 1 open order, only!

The strategy for Short-orders is vice versa.

To avoid misunderstanding:
I. Pre-condition of Entry - Short-orders:
   A short-order is opened if the MACD-SMA (red line) and the histogramm (Difference 
   between slow and fast EMA) are in the plus-area.

      Open Short-order
      A short-order will be opened if the MACD-SMA leaves the histogramm.  

      Additional condition:
      Stochastic: The %D-Period-line must be within a defined area. (e.g. between 70–100)

      S/L and T/P:
They are calculated by ATR. e.g if the parameter is entered 3, this means ATR is multiplied by 3 based on the current timeframe. 

II. Precondition of Exit – Short-orders:
      The MACD-SMA (red line) and the histogramm (Difference between slow and fast 
      EMA) are in the minus-area

      Close Short-order
      Scenario 1:
The short order will be closed if  the MACD-SMA leaves the histogramm and both are in the minus-area.
OR
      Scenario 2:
Stochastic %D-Period-line  reaches a defined point. (e.g. 40).
Of course the %D-Period-line  must be lower than at the entry








Input-Parameters:
Lot size:                                                         starts at 0.01
MACD
MACD-Fast EMA:
MACD- Slow EMA:
MACD-SMA:
Use:                        			      Close can be permanently fixed
Stochastic
%K-Period:
%D-Period:
Slowdown:
Price:                             			        Low/High, Close/Close
Method:                                                           Simple/Exponential/Smoothed/Linear Weighted
T/P – ATR multiplied by:                                 e.g. 3
S/L – ATR multiplied by:                                 e.g. 4.5

ENTRY – Long 
Stochastic %D-Period from:                             e.g. 0
Stchastic  %D-Period to:                                  e.g. 30

ENTRY – Short
Stochastic %D-Period from:                              e.g.  70
Stchastic  %D-Period to:                                   e.g. 100

EXIT-Strategy
Exit by MACD:                                                    True /False
Exit by Stochastic:                                              True/False
Exit Long-order if Stochastic is higher than:        e.g. 60
Exit Short-order if Stochastic is lower than:         e.g. 40