This strategy demonstrates a modular, block-based approach to strategy design in Pine Script. While TradingView does not support true drag-and-drop strategy builders, this script is structured to simulate a visual logic builder by separating trading logic into independent, configurable blocks.
Each block represents a conceptual component (trend, momentum, volatility, session, and risk), allowing users to enable, disable, or modify individual modules for testing and experimentation.
Visual Logic Builder Concept
The strategy is organized into distinct logic blocks:
- Session Block - controls when trades are allowed
- Trend Block - defines directional bias
- Momentum Block - confirms directional strength
- Volatility Block - filters for sufficient market movement
- Risk Block - standardized ATR-based stop and target logic
This structure mirrors how visual trading systems and drag-and-drop interfaces organize logic into reusable components.
How It Works
Market conditions are evaluated through separate logic blocks.
Each block can be enabled or disabled using inputs.
Final entry decisions are based on the combined output of active blocks.
All exits are managed through a centralized risk block using ATR-based stops and fixed risk-reward.
Purpose
This script is intended as a structural template for building and testing modular trading systems. It emphasizes clarity, execution realism, and repeatable logic rather than optimization or signal density.
Usage Notes
Results depend on symbol, timeframe, volatility regime, and selected block settings. Users are encouraged to experiment with different combinations of blocks and validate behavior across multiple markets before relying on any configuration.
Top comments (0)