Trade Manager + MOST RSI

📌 Trade Manager + MOST RSI — Adaptive Position Management Strategy
Overview
This strategy combines the MOST‑RSI trend‑reversal model with a fully customizable position management system.
It is designed for traders who want a flexible, visual, and systematic approach to scaling into positions, managing risk, and automating exits.

The script supports both automatic entries (based on MOST‑RSI signals) and manual entries (user‑defined price levels), making it suitable for hybrid discretionary + algorithmic trading.

✨ Key Features
MOST‑RSI Entry Logic
Adaptive RSI‑based trend detection

VAR‑smoothed moving average

Automatic LONG/SHORT signal generation

Configurable sensitivity through MOST Percent, MA Type, and RSI Length

Smart Position Management
Initial order + cascading Safety Orders (SO)

Adjustable deviation, step scaling, and volume scaling

Independent LONG and SHORT deviation settings

Breakeven after N safety orders

Automatic TP placement based on average entry price

Clean Visual Structure
TP lines visible only when a position is open

NEXT SO level with dynamic labeling

Average price line with subtle styling

Transparent background zones for TP, SO, and AVG

Real‑time mini‑table showing position metrics

Manual Entry Mode
Set custom LONG/SHORT entry levels

Automatic line drawing

One‑click reset

Perfect for discretionary setups

📊 Recommended Timeframes

1H — balanced

4H — conservative

MOST‑RSI adapts well across different market conditions.

🔧 Optimization Recommendations
1. Deviation (%)
Trending markets: 4–7%

Ranging markets: 2–3%

Optimize LONG and SHORT separately

2. Safety Order Volume Scale
Typical range: 1.3–1.6

Higher = faster averaging, higher risk

3. Safety Order Step Scale
1.4–1.7 for safer spacing

1.1–1.3 for tighter spacing

4. Take‑Profit
Volatile assets: 2–5%

Stable assets: 1.5–2%

5. Risk Management
Max SO: 5–10 depending on volatility

More SO = safer but more capital required

6. MOST‑RSI Parameters
RSI Length: 14

MA Length: 5

MOST Percent: 7–12%

7. Backtesting
Use at least 1 year of data

Include high‑volatility periods

8. Drawdown Control
If drawdown is too high:

Lower SO volume scale

Reduce max SO

Increase SO step scale

📌 Disclaimer
This script does not guarantee profits and is not financial advice.
Always test strategies on historical data and use proper risk management.