Terawatt Turbine
- Experts
- Version: 3.1
Terawatt Turbine is the reliquary’s rotating heart: a mechanized storm that listens for the ocean’s pulse and only opens its vents when the current pushes true. In practice that means it waits for price to pass cleanly through a polished SMA gate and for the ADX’s twin runes to declare the prevailing wind — only when both signals sing in unison does the Turbine strike. The strike is disciplined: the EA marks a stop, then channels its geometry — a ritual elliptic modulation that uses the smallest fractional component of the stop distance to set a deterministic, varied take-profit. Each probe keeps identical rules but a slightly different blade angle: predictable to the architect, inscrutable to the sea.
How it decides (technical + practical)
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Signal type: Directional SMA crossover confirmed by ADX directional indicators (DI+ / DI−).
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Bullish (IsBullishEntry):
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Previous close was below the SMA and last close is above the SMA (price crossed up through the SMA).
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ADX direction confirms: DI+ > DI−.
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If indicator buffer reads fail (CopyBuffer), the check aborts — a safety abort in noisy or stale data conditions.
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Bearish (IsBearishEntry):
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Mirror image: price crosses down through the SMA and DI− > DI+.
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Design consequence: Both price structure (the crossover) and directional force (ADX DI) must agree — this reduces whipsaws and biases entries toward moves with genuine directional conviction.
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Execution signature: When triggered, SL is set and TP is computed by the Turbine’s elliptic modulation (uses the fractional part of |entry−SL| to generate a deterministic RR multiplier), producing varied but auditable reward targets across similar setups.
Terawatt Turbine trades only when the sea’s swell and the rune both align — a machine of measured violence: precise, ritualized, and tuned to take only those strikes that the market’s current truly empowers.
