📉📈EMA Length

Set the trend filter that determines whether signals follow or counter the trend.

EMA Length Setting

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🎯 How It Works

The EMA acts as a trend filter, changing how signals behave:

📈 Smart Signals

Trend-Following Mode

Buy when:

• Price is above EMA

• Confirms uptrend

Sell when:

• Price is below EMA

• Confirms downtrend

Use for: Trading with the trend, safer entries, trending markets

📉 Normal Signals

Counter-Trend Mode

Buy when:

• Price is below EMA

• Looking for reversal up

Sell when:

• Price is above EMA

• Looking for reversal down

Use for: Mean reversion, catching reversals, ranging markets

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📊 Common EMA Settings

EMA Length	Type	Best For	Signal Frequency
20	Short-term	Scalping	Many signals
50	Medium	Day trading	Moderate
100	Intermediate	Swing trading	Balanced
200	Long-term	Position trading	Few signals

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⚡ Quick Strategy Guide

Trend Following Setup

Settings:

• Signal Mode: Smart

• EMA Length: 200

• Market: Trending

Result: Trade only with major trend

Mean Reversion Setup

Settings:

• Signal Mode: Normal

• EMA Length: 20

• Market: Ranging

Result: Catch quick reversals

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🎨 Visual Example

Scenario	Smart Signal	Normal Signal
Price > EMA	✅ Buy signals only	✅ Sell signals only
Price < EMA	✅ Sell signals only	✅ Buy signals only

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💡 Pro Combinations

Popular Setups:

Conservative Trend:

• Smart + EMA 200 = Long-term trend trades

Aggressive Scalping:

• Normal + EMA 20 = Quick reversals

Balanced Swing:

• Smart + EMA 50 = Medium-term momentum

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⚠️ Important Notes

• HL Sniper/AI modes: EMA still filters but with different logic

• Higher EMA = Fewer signals but higher quality

• Lower EMA = More signals but more noise

• Start with EMA 50 for balanced results

Quick Tip: Match EMA to your timeframe - 20 for intraday, 50 for swing, 200 for position