Strategy #699
Fractal Dimension Trade
Entry Logic
- The fractal dimension is used to measure the complexity of the price series.
- A low fractal dimension indicates a trending market, while a high fractal dimension indicates a choppy market.
- A long entry is triggered when the fractal dimension is low and a bullish trend signal occurs.
- A short entry is triggered when the fractal dimension is low and a bearish trend signal occurs.
- Confirmation is provided by a price action signal that is consistent with the trend.
- The timeframe is determined by the data used to calculate the fractal dimension.
- The location context is provided by the fractal dimension.
- The market condition is a trending market.
Exit Logic
- The exit is triggered when the fractal dimension increases, indicating that the market is becoming choppy.
Stop Loss Structure
- The stop loss is placed at a level that invalidates the trend signal.
Risk Management Framework
- Risk management rules are applied to the trades generated by the fractal dimension analysis.
Position Sizing Model
- Position sizing can be adjusted based on the fractal dimension.
Trade Filtering
- Trades are filtered based on the fractal dimension.
Context Framework
- The fractal dimension provides the context for the market.
Trade Management Rules
- The trade is managed based on the evolution of the fractal dimension.
Time Rules
- The strategy can be applied at any time.
Setup Classification
- The strength of the setup is determined by the fractal dimension and the quality of the trend signal.
Market Selection Criteria
- The strategy is best suited for markets that exhibit clear trends.
Statistical Edge Metrics
- The edge is determined by backtesting the strategy.
Failure Conditions
- The strategy can fail if the fractal dimension gives a false signal.
Psychological Rules
- The main challenge is to be able to identify and trade with the trend.
Advanced Components
- A variety of methods can be used to calculate the fractal dimension, such as the Higuchi method.
Location
- The strategy is most effective in markets that exhibit clear trends.