📈📉Upper & Lower Thresholds

Quick Summary: Thresholds define the oscillator levels that trigger buy/sell signals. Adjust them to control signal frequency and quality.

📊 What They Do

These thresholds set the overbought and oversold boundaries for trade signals:

Threshold
Function
Crossing Direction
Signal Type

Upper

Buy trigger level

Oscillator crosses above

🟢 Buy Signal

Lower

Sell trigger level

Oscillator crosses below

🔴 Sell Signal

⚙️ Configuration Guide

Upper Threshold (Default: 70)

  • Lower values (60-65): More signals, less momentum required

  • Higher values (75-80): Fewer signals, stronger conviction

Lower Threshold (Default: 30)

  • Higher values (35-40): More signals, less bearish momentum needed

  • Lower values (20-25): Fewer signals, stronger bearish confirmation

🎯 Quick Setup Presets

Trading Style
Upper
Lower
Result

📈 Aggressive

65

35

More frequent signals

⚖️ Balanced

70

30

Default - good for most markets

🎖️ Conservative

75

25

Fewer, high-conviction signals

🤖 Mode Compatibility

Mode
Threshold Behavior

Normal/Smart

✅ Fully customizable

AI Mode

⚡ Auto-optimized (manual settings ignored)

HL Sniper

🚫 Not applicable (uses different logic)

AI Sniper

⚡ Auto-optimized via advanced parameters

💡 Pro Tips

  1. Start with defaults (70/30) and adjust based on results

  2. Narrow the gap (e.g., 65/35) for ranging markets

  3. Widen the gap (e.g., 75/25) for trending markets

  4. Monitor win rate - if too low, widen the thresholds

  5. Check signal frequency - if too few signals, narrow the gap


📝 Note: These settings only affect Normal and Smart signal modes. AI-powered modes automatically optimize thresholds based on market conditions.

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