I would like to try a thought I have been considering over the past year.
It would utilize the CCI and the MACD indicators.
I believe that this indicator will NOT include the false signals that the RUBCCI gives. If you'll note, when using the that indicator, several signals result in a poor position. The MACD in these instances indicates momentum in the opposite direction. I've included it here to remove those possible false indications.
This indicator would indicate a BUY when ALL of the following conditions are met:
1) CCI > -95 (adjustable?)
2) d(CCI)/dt is positive (the derivative is positive based on previous price action t-1) (adjustable?)
3) signal of MACD is > MACD (adjustable?)
4) d(MACD)/dt is positive (the derivative is positive based on previous price action t-1) (adjustable?)
This indicator would indicate a SELL when ALL of the following conditions are met:
1) CCI is < 95 (adjustable?)
2) d(CCI/dt is negative (the derivative is negative based on previous price action t-1) (adjustable?)
3) signal of MACD is < MACD (adjustable?)
4) d(MACD)/dt is negative (the derivative is negative based on previous price action t-1) (adjustable?)
Thank you