Strategia to plan, kiedy kupować i sprzedawać. Na przykład: "Kup AAPL, gdy cena przekroczy 200-dniową linię". Singularity Trader może automatycznie generować sygnały na podstawie twoich strategii.
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Strategie
Strategie handlowe i sygnały
W tym rozdziale
1. Czym są strategie?
2. Czym są sygnały?
Sygnał to powiadomienie, że warunki twojej strategii zostały spełnione. Na przykład, jeśli twoja strategia mówi "Kup, gdy RSI > 70", otrzymasz sygnał, gdy RSI przekroczy 70. Nie musisz rozumieć strategii, aby korzystać z platformy. Wielu użytkowników tylko ręcznie wprowadza swoje transakcje.
3. Przykładowa strategia
Oto prosty przykład: Strategia "Podążanie za trendem" może działać tak: WARUNEK 1: 50-dniowa średnia krocząca powyżej 200-dniowej MA (trend wzrostowy). WARUNEK 2: RSI między 40 a 70. Jeśli oba warunki są spełnione: KUP. Ta strategia automatycznie generowałaby sygnały kupna, gdy trend wzrostowy jest aktywny.
4. Strategy Templates (Guides Tab)
In the strategies section you'll find the Guides tab with official templates from Singularity Trader. Each template explains:
• Which indicators and conditions are used
• When the strategy works well (market phases, asset classes)
• Typical backtest metrics
One click on "Apply" creates the template as a new strategy in your account — you can customize it freely afterwards. Templates with an 🏷️ Official badge are also recognizable in the community view. Current templates: Wheel Strategy, Kaiserschmarrn Strategy (5-indicator confluence with 4-of-5 confirmation), MACD Momentum, classic trend following.
• Which indicators and conditions are used
• When the strategy works well (market phases, asset classes)
• Typical backtest metrics
One click on "Apply" creates the template as a new strategy in your account — you can customize it freely afterwards. Templates with an 🏷️ Official badge are also recognizable in the community view. Current templates: Wheel Strategy, Kaiserschmarrn Strategy (5-indicator confluence with 4-of-5 confirmation), MACD Momentum, classic trend following.
5. Assign Markets in Groups
When setting up a strategy, the Markets tab shows a grouped view: S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, DAX, your watchlists, your own portfolio — each expandable. This lets you assign all stocks from a watchlist or index at once, instead of searching for them individually.
6. New Indicators & Operators
The following condition types are now available:
• MACD Histogram Shrinking — detects when momentum is fading (ideal exit trigger)
• Bollinger Breakout and Mean Reversion as separate variants
• RSI Divergence (bullish/bearish) detects reversals that price alone doesn't yet show
• ADX Filter — trend following only when ADX > 25, mean reversion only when ADX < 20
• Volume Spike as confirmation
All indicators can be freely combined with AND/OR and weighted (e.g., "4 of 5 conditions met").
• MACD Histogram Shrinking — detects when momentum is fading (ideal exit trigger)
• Bollinger Breakout and Mean Reversion as separate variants
• RSI Divergence (bullish/bearish) detects reversals that price alone doesn't yet show
• ADX Filter — trend following only when ADX > 25, mean reversion only when ADX < 20
• Volume Spike as confirmation
All indicators can be freely combined with AND/OR and weighted (e.g., "4 of 5 conditions met").
7. Backtesting Strategies
With Backtest you can test how your strategy would have performed in the past — before risking real money.
How it works:
1. Open your strategy → Backtest tab
2. Choose the time period (e.g., last 2 years) and markets
3. Choose the mode:
◦ Entry-Only — tests entry signals only; positions are closed after a fixed holding period
◦ Entry+Exit — full simulation with your exit rules
4. Start — results appear within seconds
What you get:
• Equity curve over the entire period
• Metrics: Win rate, Profit Factor, Sharpe Ratio, Max Drawdown, trade count, avg. win/loss
• Market comparison: strategy performance vs. Buy-and-Hold on the same market
• History cards — all your previous backtests with their settings; click to view details
Note for Free accounts: Max 5 markets per backtest, history deleted after 10 days. Premium: unlimited, permanent storage.
Important: A good backtest result is no guarantee — it only shows how the strategy would have behaved under past conditions. Always check: How many trades? How many regimes (trend, range, crash)? Is the sample large enough?
How it works:
1. Open your strategy → Backtest tab
2. Choose the time period (e.g., last 2 years) and markets
3. Choose the mode:
◦ Entry-Only — tests entry signals only; positions are closed after a fixed holding period
◦ Entry+Exit — full simulation with your exit rules
4. Start — results appear within seconds
What you get:
• Equity curve over the entire period
• Metrics: Win rate, Profit Factor, Sharpe Ratio, Max Drawdown, trade count, avg. win/loss
• Market comparison: strategy performance vs. Buy-and-Hold on the same market
• History cards — all your previous backtests with their settings; click to view details
Note for Free accounts: Max 5 markets per backtest, history deleted after 10 days. Premium: unlimited, permanent storage.
Important: A good backtest result is no guarantee — it only shows how the strategy would have behaved under past conditions. Always check: How many trades? How many regimes (trend, range, crash)? Is the sample large enough?