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Upper & Lower Thresholds

Upper and Lower Thresholds

Quick Summary: Thresholds define the oscillator levels that trigger buy and 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.