PSAR
Trailing dots that flip when the trend reverses. Trails stops along with the trend.
About
Parabolic Stop and Reverse (PSAR) plots dots below price in an uptrend and above price in a downtrend. A flip to the other side is the stop-and-reverse. The default acceleration factor starts at 0.02 and steps toward 0.20.
Dots under rising price trail a long. Dots over falling price trail a short. In a range the dots flip often, which is noise rather than a new trend.
Use PSAR in a mix as a trailing exit or as a trend-side filter, and add a strength or volume signal so a single flip is not the whole entry.
Mixes using PSAR
PSAR Trend FlipTSLA1 day
Enter when close crosses above Parabolic SAR; exit when close crosses below it.
PSAR Aggressive FlipAMD1 day
Enter when close crosses above a tighter PSAR; exit when it crosses below.
PSAR with ADX FilterTSLA1 day
Enter when close crosses above PSAR while ADX confirms a trend; exit when close crosses below PSAR.