SWING STRATEGY (YALGOS ENGINE)

System Overview: SWING STRATEGY (YALGOS ENGINE)
1. What does the system do? This is a smart Trend Following system designed for Swing Trading (medium-term) or Day Trading (intraday). Its unique feature is that it functions as an Independent Simulator: Although it is technically an "Indicator" (and not an official TradingView "Strategy"), it manages an internal trading log, calculates Profit/Loss, and displays a real-time performance table directly on your screen.

2. How does the "Engine" work? (The Logic) The heart of the system is an Adaptive SuperTrend algorithm. Unlike a standard SuperTrend that uses fixed settings, this system "senses" the market and adjusts dynamically:

Volatility Detection: It constantly monitors how volatile the market is (using ATR relative to price).

Automatic Adjustment:

High Volatility ("Stormy Market"): The system widens the Stop Loss line (the trend line) to avoid being stopped out by random market noise.

Low Volatility ("Calm Market"): The system tightens the Stop Loss line to catch the trend early and maximize profit.

3. How are decisions made?

Long Entry (Buy): When the price crosses the trend line upward (the line turns Green).

Short Entry (Sell): When the price crosses the trend line downward (the line turns Red) — only if Short is enabled in the settings.

Exit: When the trend reverses, or when the price touches the trend line (which acts as a Trailing Stop).

4. Visual Features (What you see)

Performance Dashboard: A table displayed on the chart showing the number of trades, the Win Rate, and the Net Profit for the selected time range (e.g., "Last 3 Months").

Result Lines: The system draws a line connecting the entry point to the exit point.

Green/Blue Dotted Line: The trade ended in profit.

Orange Dotted Line: The trade ended in a loss.

Chart Labels: Clear BUY and SELL labels, and a small X marker if the trade was closed due to a Stop Loss hit.

Summary This system essentially "dances" with the market: it gives the price room to breathe when the market is wild, and keeps a tight leash when the market is calm, all while providing you with a transparent snapshot of its historical performance.