58# IronBot V3 For Crypto -TradingView Strategy -

Submit by Lorenz author IronExtreme 2025

IronBot V3 is a versatile and user-friendly TradingView indicator designed to simplify market trend analysis, identify trading opportunities, and optimize trade management. By visualizing entry points, stop-loss levels, and take-profit targets, it helps traders make informed decisions with confidence.

IronBot V3 For Crypto -TradingView Strategy -

How It Works

IronBot V3 analyzes market trends using price action over a specified analysis window. Fibonacci retracement levels are employed to detect key price levels, trend conditions, and trading signals. Users can configure various inputs to personalize trade settings, ensuring the indicator aligns with their trading strategy. The tool displays essential trade levels, including entry points, stop-losses, and multiple take-profit targets directly on the chart.

Key Features

Trend Detection

Calculates the highest high and lowest low over a chosen number of candles.
Determines price ranges using Fibonacci retracement levels:
- 0.236 Level
- Trend Line (0.5 Level)
- 0.786 Level
Automatically identifies bullish or bearish market conditions based on these levels.

Trade Conditions

Long (Buy): Triggered when the closing price is above both the trend line and 0.236 level, and the market isn’t bearish.
Short (Sell): Triggered when the closing price is below both the trend line and 0.786 level, and the market isn’t bullish.

Visualization Enhancements

Entry, stop-loss, and take-profit levels are displayed as clear, color-coded dotted lines.
Semi-transparent highlights show closed portions of trades, with green for profits and red for losses.
Fibonacci levels and trend lines are plotted for better market understanding.

Customizable Inputs

General Settings

Analysis Window: Specifies the number of candles to analyze for trend calculations.
First Trade Date: Defines when trade signals begin.

Trade Management

Leverage: Set leverage for position sizing.
Initial Capital: Calculates position sizes and profits based on starting capital.
Exchange Fees & Taxes: Incorporates these costs into profit calculations.

Stop-Loss Configuration

Break Even: Dynamic adjustment of stop-loss levels as take-profit targets are reached.
Stop Loss (%): Distance from entry price to stop-loss.

Take-Profit Levels

Supports up to four customizable take-profit targets with adjustable profit allocations.

Recent Updates

Improved Visualization: Enhanced clarity for Fibonacci levels, take-profits, and stop-losses.
Dynamic Trend Configuration: Customize Fibonacci levels for trend changes (default: 0.236 and 0.786; alternative: 0.382 and 0.618).
Forecasting Feature: Preview potential market movements over the next 20 bars based on your analysis window.
Performance Panel Enhancements: Includes additional metrics like ticker, leverage, fees, and taxes.
Alerts: Trade direction alerts using the "Any alert() function call" condition.

IronBot V3 For Crypto -TradingView Strategy -

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High Five Trading System

Submit by Forexstrategiesresources

High Five strategy employs five simple moving averages to find a setup and a price move in the direction of the setup to define a trigger. The default value for the base moving average is five, and the next four averages are each twice the length of the previous average; thus, with a base average of five, the rest of the averages in the series are 10, 20, 40, and 80.

(The rules for selling short are analogous to buying long; we'll just describe the rules for the long side of the market here.) A buy setup is in place when all five moving averages are greater than they were one bar ago. The entry trigger is a price move equal to the close plus 50% of the setup bar's range. In other words, when all five moving averages are rising at the close of the previous bar, we'll buy at that close plus half of the difference between the bar's high and low. We'll exit our long position on the next open when at least three of the moving averages are declining. As with many of our other strategies, the entry setup and the exit are based on similar conditions, but the exit is more sensitive than the entry. In High Five, we require all five moving averages to be rising for a buy setup, but only three of the averages to be declining to signal an exit.