Combined MACD and Averaging Entry Strategy Diagram

This diagram combines a fresh EMA-difference crossover and a price-based averaging event into one long-entry stream. Every purchase is one unit, no more than five entries belong to a position cycle, and a two-percent recovery above the latest fill closes all counted units.

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Strategy Overview

Finished five-minute candles feed formed EMA(12) and EMA(26) values and the candle close.
Formula Fast EMA - Slow EMA creates the MACD line used by the diagram; Crossing detects its upward passage through zero.
An upward zero crossing opens the first long only while Position is not positive and the entry counter is zero.
While long, a close at least five percent below the latest entry fill adds one unit if fewer than five entries are counted.
Combination merges exactly those two Boolean entry events into the trigger of one market Buy block.
A close at least two percent above the latest entry fill sells the counted position size. The fill counter is then reset for the next cycle.

Entry and Exit Rules

Initial long entry: EMA(12) minus EMA(26) crosses zero upward, Position is less than or equal to zero, and Entries in Current Long equals zero. Buy one unit at market.
Averaging entry: Position is positive, the counter is below Maximum Entries, and the finished candle closes at or below Latest Entry Fill × (1 - Averaging Drop / 100). Buy one additional unit at market.
Exit: While Position is positive, a finished candle closes at or above Latest Entry Fill × (1 + Take Profit / 100). Sell the complete counted quantity at market and reset the counter.
Scope: The diagram is long-only and manages the units opened by its own entry stream. It has no short entry and no stop-loss.

Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
Candles Series	00:05:00	Finished five-minute candles used for every decision.
Fast EMA Length	12	Length of the fast exponential moving average.
Fast EMA Source	Not set	No alternate indicator input field is selected.
Slow EMA Length	26	Length of the slow exponential moving average.
Slow EMA Source	Not set	No alternate indicator input field is selected.
Maximum Entries	5	Maximum number of one-unit purchases in one long cycle.
Averaging Drop	5	Percentage decline from the latest entry fill required for another purchase.
Take Profit	2	Percentage rise from the latest entry fill required for the full exit.
Entry Volume	1	Fixed market volume of every initial or averaging purchase.

Diagram Details

Candles emits finished values only and can build the five-minute series from smaller stored candles.
Both EMA blocks emit only formed values. The first actionable MACD difference therefore appears after the slow EMA warm-up.
Formula a - b receives the fast and slow EMA values, and Crossing compares that result with the zero Variable.
Position supplies direction checks, while the explicit Entries in Current Long Variable enforces the zero-entry requirement and the five-entry cap.
Each Buy fill supplies its average order price to Latest Entry Fill. Because every entry order is filled once, this is the execution price used by both percentage levels.
A delayed counter path adds the filled order volume after each Buy. The full-exit fill sends zero back to the same counter before the next candle decision.
Combination is Boolean and has two connected inputs: Fresh MACD Entry and Averaging Entry Below Step Five. Entry Volume is published after both branches so the current Boolean result is consumed.
The chart receives candles, both EMA lines, the MACD line, latest entry price, averaging level, take-profit level, and all entry and exit fills.

Usage

Import Three_Signals_Combined.json into Designer, provide enough history for EMA(26) to form, and test the five-minute setup for the selected instrument. Review the five-entry exposure and the absence of a stop-loss before using the diagram in live trading.