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Extracted algorithm research record

AlgoFAG

Multi-timeframe EMA trend-following strategy with Stochastic filter, fixed-risk position sizing, and adaptive trailing stop.

Record 11070 · Catalog rank 592 · Mean Reversion & Counter-Trend · Subtype B2 · Snapshot 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC

Source & extraction context

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Evidence label: source_code (source claim, not independent verification). Recorded completeness: 80.0/100. Neither is a performance result.

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Recorded market & execution profile

Recorded markets
Not specified
Recorded timeframes
D1, H4, H1, M30, M15, M5, M1
Recorded sessions
TradeHoursStart 9:00, TradeHoursEnd 18:00 GMT
Recorded regime
trending|any

Recorded indicators & parameters

Extracted indicator stack
IndicatorParametersApplied to
iTEMA{"period": "15|30"}close
iStochastic{"d_period": 3, "k_period": 5, "slowing": 3}close

Extracted strategy rules

Recorded long-entry rules

Recorded short-entry rules

Recorded exit rules

Recorded filters

Stop loss
Stop loss distance in pips from current price
Take profit
Take profit distance in pips from current price
Position sizing
Risk % of balance per trade

Questions about this record

What entry rules are recorded for AlgoFAG?

Long: Fast TEMA > Slow TEMA on all enabled timeframes Stochastic %K > Buy Margin and < Overbought Spread ≤ MaxSpread Current time within TradeHoursStart–TradeHoursEnd Short: Fast TEMA < Slow TEMA on all enabled timeframes Stochastic %K < Sell Margin and > Oversold Spread ≤ MaxSpread Current time within TradeHoursStart–TradeHoursEnd These are unverified extracted rules.

Which markets and timeframes are recorded?

Markets: Not specified. Timeframes: D1, H4, H1, M30, M15, M5, M1. These are source-recorded labels, not verified execution behavior.