EMA Cross Over

 EMA Crossover Strategy – RSI Confirmation Based Trend Strategy
This strategy is designed to capture mid-term trend shifts by combining a traditional Exponential Moving Average (EMA) crossover mechanism with a confirmation layer using the Relative Strength Index (RSI). The goal is to filter out weak signals during ranging markets and increase the probability of entering trades aligned with momentum.

 Strategy Overview:
Short-Term EMA (default: 9-period) is used to track short-term price momentum.

Long-Term EMA (default: 21-period) acts as the trend baseline.

RSI Filter (default: 14-period) prevents entries in already overbought/oversold conditions, adding an extra layer of control.

  Entry Logic: Long Position: Triggered when the Short EMA crosses above the Long EMA and the RSI is below the overbought threshold. This suggests bullish momentum beginning but not yet exhausted.  Short Position: Triggered when the Short EMA crosses below the Long EMA and the RSI is above the oversold threshold. This implies bearish sentiment gaining strength while avoiding oversold traps.

Visual Aids:
Both EMAs are plotted on the chart for real-time visualization of crossover points and trend behavior.

Strategy works in both trending and semi-trending environments when the RSI properly filters noisy conditions.

Suggested Timeframes:
Recommended for 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour timeframes. Can also be adapted for swing or intraday strategies depending on the asset's volatility and liquidity characteristics.

Final Notes:
This is a versatile crossover-based system with built-in confirmation logic. However, performance may vary across assets and market conditions.

Note: Different assets may require specific parameter adjustments. Users are responsible for optimizing the strategy settings for the asset they trade. Please ensure you fine-tune the parameters according to your trading pair.