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Extracted algorithm research record

NASDAQ 100 Strategy

A strategy that uses VWAP, EMAs, RSI, and ATR to enter and exit trades based on specific conditions.

Record 2327 · Catalog rank 1,032 · Mean Reversion & Counter-Trend · Subtype B3 · 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
NASDAQ 100 Cash (1$)
Recorded timeframes
any
Recorded sessions
Startsession=80000, EndSession=160000 (UTC+8)
Recorded regime
any

Recorded indicators & parameters

Extracted indicator stack
IndicatorParametersApplied to
VWAP{}close
EMA{"period": 21}close
EMA{"period": 9}close
RSI{"period": 14}close
ATR{"period": 14}close

Extracted strategy rules

Recorded long-entry rules

Recorded short-entry rules

Recorded exit rules

Recorded filters

Stop loss
stoploss = longentryprice - atr * initialstoplossmultiplier; stoploss = shortentryprice + atr * initialstoplossmultiplier
Take profit
SET STOP PTRAILING atr * trailstopatrmultiplier
Position sizing
tradeQty = (initialCapital * equityPercentPerTrade / 100) / close

Questions about this record

What entry rules are recorded for NASDAQ 100 Strategy?

Long: close > shortema shortema > longema longemadirection shortemadirection myrsi > 50 close > vwap volatilityfilter inmarkettime Short: close < shortema shortema < longema longemadirection=0 shortemadirection=0 myrsi < 50 close < vwap volatilityfilter inmarkettime These are unverified extracted rules.

Which markets and timeframes are recorded?

Markets: NASDAQ 100 Cash (1$). Timeframes: any. These are source-recorded labels, not verified execution behavior.