💡 How It Works

Waits for volatile moments (when ATR spikes above its own average) and rides the breakout. It tracks the 20-bar high and low — when volatility is high AND price breaks above the recent high, it goes long. When volatility is high AND price breaks below the recent low, it goes short. No exits defined — it holds until the opposite signal fires. This is a pure momentum play: big moves in high-volatility environments.

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💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 34-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Strategy · Gen 1135 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Strategy used RSI_OVERSOLD from 37 to 38. Evolution found that RSI_OVERSOLD = 38 works better — Slow MA = 34, START_DATE = 9.

RSI_OVERSOLD: 37→38 (↑3%) Slow MA: 26→34 (↑31%) START_DATE: 8→9 (↑12%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 26-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 11-period and 26-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 200-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 65 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Fast MA from 12 to 11. Evolution found that Fast MA = 11 works better.

Fast MA: 12→11 (↓8%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 24-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 188-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 29 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 24. Evolution found that Slow MA = 24 works better — Trend Filter = 188.

Slow MA: 26→24 (↓8%) Trend Filter: 200→188 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 24-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 188-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 38 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 24. Evolution found that Slow MA = 24 works better — Trend Filter = 188.

Slow MA: 26→24 (↓8%) Trend Filter: 200→188 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 24-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 188-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 82 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 24. Evolution found that Slow MA = 24 works better — Trend Filter = 188.

Slow MA: 26→24 (↓8%) Trend Filter: 200→188 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 24-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 188-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 93 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 24. Evolution found that Slow MA = 24 works better — Trend Filter = 188.

Slow MA: 26→24 (↓8%) Trend Filter: 200→188 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

Looks for divergences between price and RSI — moments where the market's momentum disagrees with its price direction. A bullish divergence means price is making lower lows but RSI is making higher lows (selling is exhausting). A bearish divergence means price is making higher highs but RSI is making lower highs (buying is weakening). Only enters when RSI is in extreme territory (<30 oversold, >70 overbought). Tight risk management: 2% stop-loss and 4% take-profit on every trade.

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💡 How It Works

Looks for divergences between price and RSI — moments where the market's momentum disagrees with its price direction. A bullish divergence means price is making lower lows but RSI is making higher lows (selling is exhausting). A bearish divergence means price is making higher highs but RSI is making lower highs (buying is weakening). Only enters when RSI is in extreme territory (<30 oversold, >70 overbought). Tight risk management: 2% stop-loss and 4% take-profit on every trade.

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Mutated from RSI Divergence Strategy with SL/TP · Gen 38 view parent playbook ▾

💡 How It Works

The simplest breakout strategy possible. It looks at yesterday's high and low, then trades today based on which level breaks first. If today's high exceeds yesterday's high, it goes long (momentum is pushing up). If today's low drops below yesterday's low, it goes short (selling pressure is winning). Stays in the trade until the opposite breakout happens. No indicators needed — just yesterday's candle.

💡 How It Works

This is a channel breakout strategy using a 20-period Donchian Channel. The channel tracks the highest high and lowest low over the last 20 bars. When price breaks above the upper channel, it signals strong upward momentum and enters long. When price breaks below the lower channel, it enters short. This is one of the oldest systematic strategies — used by the famous Turtle Traders in the 1980s.

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💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 36-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 189-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 62 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 36. Evolution found that Slow MA = 36 works better — Trend Filter = 189.

Slow MA: 26→36 (↑38%) Trend Filter: 200→189 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 36-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. A 189-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 93 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 36. Evolution found that Slow MA = 36 works better — Trend Filter = 189.

Slow MA: 26→36 (↑38%) Trend Filter: 200→189 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 26-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 34-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 9-period signal line. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Strategy · Gen 1135 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Strategy used RSI_OVERSOLD from 37 to 38. Evolution found that RSI_OVERSOLD = 38 works better — Slow MA = 34, START_DATE = 9.

RSI_OVERSOLD: 37→38 (↑3%) Slow MA: 26→34 (↑31%) START_DATE: 8→9 (↑12%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 14-period and 24-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 10-period signal line. A 165-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 1144 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Fast MA from 12 to 14. Evolution found that Fast MA = 14 works better — Signal Line = 10, Slow MA = 24.

Fast MA: 12→14 (↑17%) Signal Line: 9→10 (↑11%) Slow MA: 26→24 (↓8%) Trend Filter: 200→165 (↓18%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 17-period and 21-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 8-period signal line. A 188-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 1278 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Fast MA from 12 to 17. Evolution found that Fast MA = 17 works better — Signal Line = 8, Slow MA = 21.

Fast MA: 12→17 (↑42%) Signal Line: 9→8 (↓11%) Slow MA: 26→21 (↓19%) Trend Filter: 200→188 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 12-period and 22-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 10-period signal line. A 188-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 1210 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Signal Line from 9 to 10. Evolution found that Signal Line = 10 works better — Slow MA = 22, Trend Filter = 188.

Signal Line: 9→10 (↑11%) Slow MA: 26→22 (↓15%) Trend Filter: 200→188 (↓6%)

💡 How It Works

The classic MACD crossover with a 200 EMA trend filter. Only goes long when MACD crosses above signal while price is above the 200 EMA AND both MACD and signal are negative (below zero). Only goes short when MACD crosses below signal while price is below the 200 EMA AND both lines are positive. This creates a high-conviction filter: you're trading with the long-term trend, entering at early momentum shifts, not late chases.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 14 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Slow MA from 26 to 29. Evolution found that Slow MA = 29 works better.

Slow MA: 26→29 (↑12%)

💡 How It Works

The classic MACD crossover with a 200 EMA trend filter. Only goes long when MACD crosses above signal while price is above the 200 EMA AND both MACD and signal are negative (below zero). Only goes short when MACD crosses below signal while price is below the 200 EMA AND both lines are positive. This creates a high-conviction filter: you're trading with the long-term trend, entering at early momentum shifts, not late chases.

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Mutated from MACD Crossover · Gen 18 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Fast MA from 12 to 11. Evolution found that Fast MA = 11 works better — Signal Line = 10, Slow MA = 29.

Fast MA: 12→11 (↓8%) Signal Line: 9→10 (↑11%) Slow MA: 26→29 (↑12%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 11-period and 29-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 10-period signal line. A 200-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 48 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Fast MA from 12 to 11. Evolution found that Fast MA = 11 works better — Signal Line = 10, Slow MA = 29.

Fast MA: 12→11 (↓8%) Signal Line: 9→10 (↑11%) Slow MA: 26→29 (↑12%)

💡 How It Works

This strategy uses the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator to catch momentum shifts. It calculates the difference between a 11-period and 29-period exponential moving average, then smooths the result with a 10-period signal line. A 200-period EMA acts as a trend filter — the strategy only takes trades in the direction of the larger trend. When the MACD crosses its signal line in the right direction, it enters a trade.

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Bred from MACD Crossover · Gen 64 view parent playbook ▾

The original MACD Crossover used Fast MA from 12 to 11. Evolution found that Fast MA = 11 works better — Signal Line = 10, Slow MA = 29.

Fast MA: 12→11 (↓8%) Signal Line: 9→10 (↑11%) Slow MA: 26→29 (↑12%)