PRIMEVAL_SERIES_0001.0 - Hyper-bullish EMA Sequence
The Primeval Series is the domain of combinations between EMAs of any specific length that apparently dictates the fabric of equity price movements. For best use, the 45-minute timeframe is ideal for short-term, explosive plays.
The series can be split into major and minor sub-series, i.e., "Epoch" and "Triassic." Epoch EMAs refer to the lengths of 618 periods and 1618 periods - these are the averages that denote major directional shifts when they cross each other on any timeframe. The Triassic EMAs are the 21, 62, and 186 lengths of any timeframe that offer incredible directional insight when they interact with the Epoch EMAs.
Triassic EMAs' seldom interact with Epoch EMAs intraday. However, their interactions with each other can be useful for quick swing trades. After discovering these oddly specific EMA lengths, my study and application of their interactions have increased my understanding of markets ten-fold. I hope they do for you as well.
Aside from the EMA lines themselves, I have created colored background lines for specific crossovers that seem to follow a bullish sequence. I have annotated the sequence in the script itself, but will also include here for ease of use. See below for more details:
Hyper-bullish EMA Sequence:
1) For best use, look for charts that are in a long-term bullish trend and have pulled back over the last 2 months.
2) Once such a stock has been identified, set the chart timeframe to 45 minutes, and apply the script.
3) The sequence begins on the nearest AQUA colored crossover. This denotes the beginning of the most-local retracement from near-term (could be all-time) highs.
4) Then, find the next ROYAL BLUE crossover background line for a potential entry. If I were tracking a stock that just displayed a ROYAL BLUE crossover, I would enter 1/4th of my planned full position.
5) Next, search for the next crossover highlighted in DARK BLUE. This is the key crossover. Enter your full position, as it is a very strong bullish confirmation signal.
6) Hold the long position until you see the penultimate GREEN crossover line. In certain cases, this is the final confirmation for the uptrend and denotes an extension upward. I would not add here, but would alternatively take 1/3rd of my profits.
7) If you take 1/3rd of your profits, you can ride the extension knowing that the trade is profitable regardless. House money trades are my favorite trades for this reason.
8) The toughest part is selling the remaining 2/3rds of your position, but there is a solution: when you see the first RED crossover line after GREEN, sell half of your remaining position. The price could come down a bit but would hold the remaining position until the next RED line appears.
**IMPORTANT: This strategy assumes that there is only ONE AQUA line at the very beginning of any given sequence. If there appears another AQUA line at any point in the sequence, SELL ALL. That is the only hard rule and is extremely unlikely to occur after a DARK BLUE cross. Keep in mind that some charts are so bullish that a GREEN LINE may never appear because the price action is so far above the Epoch_Zero EMA (yellow EMA ) that it will not be a factor for some time. Lastly, most RED crossover lines are insignificant until the GREEN line appears. Even then, they are only potential places to sell. AQUA lines are most meaningful and if you see one occur after a GREEN line, exit immediately.
Before you use this strategy, backtest it in the following way: pick any bullish stock over the past 3 months and see how the sequence pans out. I have done this over 100 times and it has worked 100 times WHEN you follow the rules listed in the "IMPORTANT" section above. Once validated, use this as a powerful weapon during bullish times.
Good luck and I hope this can make the world profitable someday.
- Perma H. Pig
The series can be split into major and minor sub-series, i.e., "Epoch" and "Triassic." Epoch EMAs refer to the lengths of 618 periods and 1618 periods - these are the averages that denote major directional shifts when they cross each other on any timeframe. The Triassic EMAs are the 21, 62, and 186 lengths of any timeframe that offer incredible directional insight when they interact with the Epoch EMAs.
Triassic EMAs' seldom interact with Epoch EMAs intraday. However, their interactions with each other can be useful for quick swing trades. After discovering these oddly specific EMA lengths, my study and application of their interactions have increased my understanding of markets ten-fold. I hope they do for you as well.
Aside from the EMA lines themselves, I have created colored background lines for specific crossovers that seem to follow a bullish sequence. I have annotated the sequence in the script itself, but will also include here for ease of use. See below for more details:
Hyper-bullish EMA Sequence:
1) For best use, look for charts that are in a long-term bullish trend and have pulled back over the last 2 months.
2) Once such a stock has been identified, set the chart timeframe to 45 minutes, and apply the script.
3) The sequence begins on the nearest AQUA colored crossover. This denotes the beginning of the most-local retracement from near-term (could be all-time) highs.
4) Then, find the next ROYAL BLUE crossover background line for a potential entry. If I were tracking a stock that just displayed a ROYAL BLUE crossover, I would enter 1/4th of my planned full position.
5) Next, search for the next crossover highlighted in DARK BLUE. This is the key crossover. Enter your full position, as it is a very strong bullish confirmation signal.
6) Hold the long position until you see the penultimate GREEN crossover line. In certain cases, this is the final confirmation for the uptrend and denotes an extension upward. I would not add here, but would alternatively take 1/3rd of my profits.
7) If you take 1/3rd of your profits, you can ride the extension knowing that the trade is profitable regardless. House money trades are my favorite trades for this reason.
8) The toughest part is selling the remaining 2/3rds of your position, but there is a solution: when you see the first RED crossover line after GREEN, sell half of your remaining position. The price could come down a bit but would hold the remaining position until the next RED line appears.
**IMPORTANT: This strategy assumes that there is only ONE AQUA line at the very beginning of any given sequence. If there appears another AQUA line at any point in the sequence, SELL ALL. That is the only hard rule and is extremely unlikely to occur after a DARK BLUE cross. Keep in mind that some charts are so bullish that a GREEN LINE may never appear because the price action is so far above the Epoch_Zero EMA (yellow EMA ) that it will not be a factor for some time. Lastly, most RED crossover lines are insignificant until the GREEN line appears. Even then, they are only potential places to sell. AQUA lines are most meaningful and if you see one occur after a GREEN line, exit immediately.
Before you use this strategy, backtest it in the following way: pick any bullish stock over the past 3 months and see how the sequence pans out. I have done this over 100 times and it has worked 100 times WHEN you follow the rules listed in the "IMPORTANT" section above. Once validated, use this as a powerful weapon during bullish times.
Good luck and I hope this can make the world profitable someday.
- Perma H. Pig