Signal Settings

Overview

The Signal Settings panel within Lune Aegis allows users to enable or disable directional trade signals and configure sensitivity inputs that impact how signals are generated. These settings offer flexibility for tailoring trade entries to match a wide variety of trading styles and market conditions.

While the core mechanics are powered by advanced data-driven logic, the exact algorithmic structure is intentionally abstracted to maintain proprietary confidentiality. Users are instead provided with intuitive controls to guide the behavior of the signal engine.

Signal Generation Logic

Lune Aegis is powered by a directional signal engine designed to react to changes in price dynamics over time. This engine evaluates the underlying behavior of price movement using a simplified slope-based method, and signals are only confirmed once certain strength thresholds are met.

The strategy avoids repainting by validating signals only after a bar closes, ensuring that no signals are altered retroactively.

Settings

Setting Name	Description
Long Trades	Enables generation of long (buy) signals.
Short Trades	Enables generation of short (sell) signals.
LR Length	Defines the calculation window size for signal behavior.
Slope Threshold	Sets the minimum slope value needed to qualify a signal.

Best Practices & Usage

• Enable Directional Trades

  • Enable Long Trades when focusing on bullish market scenarios.

  • Enable Short Trades to participate in downward market conditions.

• Configure for Market Sensitivity

  • Lower LR Length values allow for quicker signal responses, suitable for fast markets or short-term trading.

  • Higher LR Length values help smooth out volatility and may reduce noise.

• Balance Reactivity vs. Reliability

  • A lower Slope Threshold increases the number of signals, improving reactivity but potentially introducing more noise.

  • A higher Slope Threshold favors stronger trends, potentially reducing overtrading during sideways conditions.