1. When the DI+ (green) crosses above the DI- (red) = Entry
2. When the DI+ (green) crosses below the DI- (red) = Exit
3. When the DI+ (green) is above the DI- (red) = Hold
4. When the DI+ (green) is below the DI- (red) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the On Balance Volume (blue) crosses above the On Balance Volume EMA (red) = Entry
2. When the On Balance Volume (blue) crosses below the On Balance Volume EMA (red) = Exit
3. When the On Balance Volume (blue) crosses is above the On Balance Volume EMA (red) = Hold
4. When the On Balance Volume (blue) crosses is below the On Balance Volume EMA (red) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the K (blue) crosses above the D (orange) = Entry
2. When the K (blue) crosses below the D (orange) = Exit
3. When the K (blue) is above the D (orange) = Hold
4. When the K (blue) is below the D (orange) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the VFI (blue) crosses above the VFI EMA (blue) = Entry
2. When the VFI (blue) crosses below the VFI EMA (blue) = Exit
3. When the VFI (blue) is above the VFI EMA (blue) = Hold
4. When the VFI (blue) is below the VFI EMA (blue) = Not Hold

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1. When the oscillator crosses above the 50 = Entry
2. When the oscillator crosses below the 50 = Exit
3. When there is no cross = No Signal
4. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the K (blue) crosses above the D (orange) = Entry
2. When the K (blue) crosses below the D (orange) = Exit
3. When the K (blue) is above the D (orange) = Hold
4. When the K (blue) is below the D (orange) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the price closes above the 8 EMA = Entry
2. When the price closes below the 8 EMA = Exit
3. When the price is closing above the 8 EMA = Hold
4. When the price is closing below the 8 EMA = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the MACD (blue) crosses above the Signal (orange) = Entry
2. When the MACD (blue) crosses below the Signal (orange) = Exit
3. When the MACD (blue) is above the Signal (orange) = Hold
4. When the MACD (blue) is below the Signal (orange) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the indicator changes from Red to Green = Entry
2. When the indicator changes from Green to Red = Exit
3. When the indicator is green = Hold
4. When the indicator is red = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the oscillator crosses above 0 = Entry
2. When the oscillator crosses below 0 = Exit
3. When the oscillator is above 0 = Hold
4. When the oscillator is below 0 = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the KST (green) crosses above the Signal (red) = Entry
2. When the KST (green) crosses below the Signal (red) = Exit
3. When the KST (green) is above the Signal (red) = Hold
4. When the KST (green) is below the Signal (red) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the VFI (blue) crosses above 0 = Entry
2. When the VFI (blue) crosses below 0 = Exit

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1. When the oscillator crosses above the 0 = Entry
2. When the oscillator crosses below the 0 = Exit
3. When the oscillator is above 0 = Hold
4. When the oscillator is below 0 = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the price closes above the 21 EMA = Entry
2. When the price closes below the 21 EMA = Exit
3. When the price is closing above the 21 EMA = Hold
4. When the price is closing below the 21 EMA = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the Parabolic SAR moves below the price action = Entry
2. When the Parabolic SAR moves above the price action = Exit
3. When the Parabolic SAR is below the price action = Hold
4. When the Parabolic SAR is above the price action = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the EMA 13 crosses above the EMA 34 = Entry
2. When the EMA 13 crosses below the EMA 34 = Exit
3. When the EMA 13 is above the EMA 34 = Hold
4. When the EMA 13 is below the EMA 34 = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the Fisher (blue) crosses above the Trigger (orange) = Entry
2. When the Fisher (blue) crosses below the Trigger (orange) = Exit
3. When the Fisher (blue) is above the Trigger (orange) = Hold
4. When the Fisher (blue) is below the Trigger (orange) = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the RSI crosses above the 55 EMA = Entry
2. When the RSI crosses below the 55 EMA = Exit
3. When the RSI is above the 55 EMA = Hold
4. When the RSI is below the 55 EMA = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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1. When the Force Index crosses above 0 = Entry
2. When the Force Index crosses below 0 = Exit
3. When the Force Index is above 0 = Hold
4. When the Force Index is below 0 = Not Hold
5. When not yet enough data available for a signal = No Signal

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