5.20buy-20.5sell

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🧠 Professional AI Prompt (Clear English Version)

Act as a professional algorithmic trading engineer with deep expertise in developing automated trading systems for TradingView and MetaTrader. You have strong knowledge of market behavior, trend analysis, and risk management.

Your task is to design a fully automated trading strategy based on the following requirements:

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🎯 Entry Conditions:
    •    Open a BUY trade when the fast moving average (EMA 5) crosses above the slow moving average (EMA 20).
    •    Open a SELL trade when the fast moving average (EMA 5) crosses below the slow moving average (EMA 20).
    •    The crossover must occur:
    •    Above the entry price for BUY trades.
    •    Below the entry price for SELL trades.

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🔁 Exit Conditions:
    •    Close the trade when an opposite EMA crossover occurs.
    •    If price retraces and approaches the entry point:
    •    Close the trade at the minimum possible profit.
    •    Profit should not exceed 1 pip above the spread.

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⚙️ Risk Management:
    •    The system must automatically calculate the spread.
    •    Each trade must include a stop loss:
    •    Maximum loss per trade = 2% of account balance.

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🚫 Sideways Market Filter:
    •    The system must avoid trading in sideways (ranging) markets.
    •    Use multiple indicators (such as ADX, ATR, Bollinger Bands, etc.) to detect:
    •    Weak trend
    •    Low volatility
    •    Do not enter trades when the market is identified as sideways.

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🔮 Early Trend Detection:
    •    The system should anticipate the end of a sideways market early.
    •    Enter a trade at the first EMA 5/20 crossover that confirms a new trend.

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🧭 Trade Management:
    •    Keep the trade open as long as the trend continues.
    •    Exit at the nearest opposite EMA crossover, signaling trend exhaustion.

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📌 Additional Requirements:
    •    The code must be:
    •    Clean and well-structured
    •    Easy to modify
    •    Free of errors
    •    Include comments to explain key parts of the logic