MKL Autopilot

MKL Autopilot is a trend-following strategy that uses a smoothed dynamic environment filter and de-noiser to detect directional shifts and then aims for fixed risk-to-reward exits (user-settable) while using a dynamic stop that adapts to price structure.
1. Key ideas / advantages
- Smooths short-term noise with an adaptive range + volatility smoothing algorithm so entries trigger on meaningful directional shifts.
- Reduces False Breakouts: a new direction must reverse briefly away from the de-noiser.
- Dynamic stop-loss placed at the filter band (upper/lower), with take-profit calculated from realized risk using an adjustable R:R ratio.
- Sequential-trade gating prevents immediate same-direction flip-flopping (simple persistence control).
- Designed for clarity and conservative trade management.
2. Signals and execution
- Long Entry
- Short Entry
- Stop-loss: dynamic bandwidth, which will always shrink after asset starts moving the direction of the trade.
- Take-profit: computed as entry ± (riskPips * R:R), where riskPips is derived from entry-to-SL distance and pipValue.
3. User inputs
- Period — smoothing window (default 88).
- Multiplier — multiplies smoothed range volatility width to set band width (default 8.0).
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio — target multiple of risk (default 2.0).
- Visual toggles for fills and colors are provided.
4. Behavioural details
- Uses strategy.percent_of_equity with default_qty_value=100 (trades full equity by default).
- Keeps pyramiding=0 to avoid multiple concurrent entries in same direction.
- Resets entry variables on position close and re-arms retest logic according to prevailing trend.
5. Recommended usage
- Try 3min and 5min for all - forex/crypto/indices/equities - adapt according to the volatility of the asset.
- Backtest across multiple symbols/timeframes and tune Period / Multiplier / R:R to match volatility and your risk tolerance.
6. Limitations & risk
- No 100% guarantee of profit — like all strategies it can produce drawdowns, whipsaw losses during sideways markets, and missed quick reversals.
- Default position sizing is aggressive (100% of equity). Change default_qty_type / default_qty_value before live trading.
- Always forward-test on a paper account and ensure slippage/fees are considered.
Some good assets with their time-frames and settings are mentioned below:
1.
- Time Frame = 3min
- Period = 88
- Multiplier = 8.8
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio = 2.5
2.
- Time Frame = 5min
- Period = 188
- Multiplier = 8.8
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio = 3
3.
- Time Frame = 3min
- Period = 33
- Multiplier = 8.8
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio = 3
5.
- Time Frame = 5min
- Period = 120
- Multiplier = 8.8
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio = 2.5
6.
- Time Frame = 15min
- Period = 160
- Multiplier = 2.4
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio = 2
7.
- Time Frame = 3min
- Period = 88
- Multiplier = 8.8
- Risk-to-Reward Ratio = 3
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Author's instructions
Founder / CEO - Trades Indicate
Disclaimer
Invite-only script
Only users approved by the author can access this script. You'll need to request and get permission to use it. This is typically granted after payment. For more details, follow the author's instructions below or contact Mukul_Trades directly.
TradingView does NOT recommend paying for or using a script unless you fully trust its author and understand how it works. You may also find free, open-source alternatives in our community scripts.
Author's instructions
Founder / CEO - Trades Indicate