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Статья о создании стратегий для торговли на финансовых рынках, в т.ч. о продукте BloodHound от SharkIndicators (http://www.sharkindicators.com/bloodhound/).

Can you avoid these short-term reversals? You could eliminate them by looking at the open and close prices of the reversal bricks. A trigger from a long to a short should only be valid if the trigger brick is negative, meaning the closing price is lower than the opening price (red brick). Consequently, a trigger signal from short to long should be valid only if the trigger brick is positive, meaning a closing price higher than the opening price (green brick).
You may be able to add this condition to the software you use. In BloodHound I added this condition, introducing a bar direction solver. I set the minimum bar size to zero for a minimum open-to-close price range. This will output a value of 1 if the candle brick is not a doji and the close is above the open. Otherwise, the output will be zero.
A typical example of a trend change can be seen in Figure 4. The trend is down, but an up pullback changes the downtrend to an uptrend. However, the three bricks in the new uptrend are all negative, with a closing price below the open price. When I add the bar direction solver with an **"AND" LOGIC NODE**, in which all inputs must be 1 to get a 1 at the output, it results in a chart similar to what you see in Figure 5.

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