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Instead of reacting to headlines, a Silver ETF strategy can be expressed as clear if-then rules in Coinrule. Define triggers like a 2 percent dip from the 20-day high, then buy a fixed dollar amount and place a protective stop. Run the same logic every session and review each fill in the activity log.
Traders often start with a liquid silver fund and decide whether they want trend-following, mean reversion, or steady accumulation. Coinrule combines indicator signals with time filters, so you can avoid chasing gaps and focus on repeatable setups. Paper test first, then go live when behavior matches your plan.
On this platform you connect to supported brokers such as Tradier, Tastytrade, TradeStation, Public and Trading212. Orders are sent automatically when conditions are met, while your account stays at the broker. Pause rules instantly if market conditions change.
Risk Controls For ETF Bots
Risk controls include max allocation caps, cooldown timers, and stop logic that prevents repeated buys in a fast selloff. For example, limit exposure to 15 percent of portfolio value and require a 24-hour wait after any stop-out. These constraints keep automation disciplined.
Templates You Can Customize
Start from a template, then adjust timeframes, thresholds and order sizing to match your silver thesis. Clone variants to compare a 1-hour signal versus a daily signal, and keep the version with cleaner drawdowns. See /templates to browse rule ideas.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 3 percent pullback from a 10-day high with RSI below 40 on 4-hour candles. Exits on a rebound to the prior swing level or a time stop after 7 days.
DCA Accumulator
Invests a fixed amount weekly and adds an extra buy if price drops 5 percent within 48 hours. Pauses buys if price is below the 200-day MA to reduce downside risk.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when the 20-day MA crosses above the 50-day MA and volume is above its 20-day average. Exits on the reverse cross or a close 4 percent below the 50-day MA.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI is under 35 on daily candles. Takes profit at the middle band and uses a 2.5 percent stop to cap downside.
Volatility Breakout
Places a buy stop above the prior day high when ATR expands 20 percent versus its 14-day average. Uses a 1.5x ATR trailing stop while volatility stays elevated.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 3 percent pullback from a 10-day high with RSI below 40 on 4-hour candles. Exits on a rebound to the prior swing level or a time stop after 7 days.
DCA Accumulator
Invests a fixed amount weekly and adds an extra buy if price drops 5 percent within 48 hours. Pauses buys if price is below the 200-day MA to reduce downside risk.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when the 20-day MA crosses above the 50-day MA and volume is above its 20-day average. Exits on the reverse cross or a close 4 percent below the 50-day MA.
Bollinger Band Mean Reversion
Buys when price closes below the lower band and RSI is under 35 on daily candles. Takes profit at the middle band and uses a 2.5 percent stop to cap downside.
Volatility Breakout
Places a buy stop above the prior day high when ATR expands 20 percent versus its 14-day average. Uses a 1.5x ATR trailing stop while volatility stays elevated.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Opens on a price trigger, then sets a 2 percent stop loss and a trailing take profit after 3 percent unrealized gain. Tightens the trail as profit exceeds 8 percent.
Support and Resistance Bounce
Buys near a support zone after two failed breakdown attempts and a bullish close. Sells at the next resistance level or exits if price closes 1 percent below support.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Enters when RSI drops below 30 on 1-hour candles and price is above the 100-hour MA. Exits when RSI exceeds 55 or after 24 hours if momentum fades.
Portfolio Rebalance
Targets a fixed allocation and rebalances monthly back to the target weight. Adds a drift band, such as rebalancing only when weight moves 3 percent from target.
Volatility Regime Switcher
Uses ATR percentile to switch between trend rules in calm markets and mean reversion in fast markets. If ATR is above the 80th percentile, it cuts position size by 50 percent.
Unlike manual notes, backtesting shows how rules would have behaved across different regimes. Test a rule like buy when RSI(14) < 35 on daily candles, then sell when RSI > 60, and compare it to a moving-average trend filter. Iterate by changing one variable at a time and keeping the rest constant.
Templates cover common silver behaviors like sharp mean-reversion snaps and slower trend phases. Example 1: buy $200 if price drops 4 percent in 3 days and RSI(4H) < 35, then take profit at +6 percent. Example 2: enter when 20-day MA crosses above 50-day MA, exit on the reverse cross, and cap risk with a 2 percent stop. Example 3: rebalance to 10 percent allocation on the first trading day of each month, but skip if 30-day drawdown exceeds 12 percent.
Risk controls include fixed-dollar sizing, percent-of-portfolio sizing, and max exposure per instrument. Add a rule that stops new entries after two losses in a week, or reduces order size by 30 percent when volatility rises. These constraints help you stay consistent when silver gets noisy.
Once a baseline rule is stable, clone it into variants for different timeframes and keep them separated by labels. Run one version for daily signals and another for intraday pullbacks, each with its own limits. The dashboard makes it easy to pause, audit, or retire a bot without touching the rest of your setup.
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Rather than stacking too many indicators, start with one entry signal and one exit signal. Keep thresholds realistic for the instrument, and avoid changing rules after every losing trade. A simple journal plus the execution log usually reveals what to fix.
When volatility spikes, spreads can widen and stops can trigger quickly. Add a filter like do not trade in the first 15 minutes after the open, or require confirmation on a candle close. You can also reduce size automatically when ATR jumps above a chosen percentile.
Portfolio-style silver exposure often works best with scheduled rebalancing. Set a monthly cadence, define a drift band, and let the system do the math. This keeps your risk level stable without constant tinkering.
Track a few metrics: win rate, average loss, maximum drawdown, and time in market. If drawdown rises while signals stay the same, tighten position sizing before changing the core logic. Consistency comes from controlled iteration.
After you find a rule that behaves well, document the assumptions and the market conditions it needs. Save a conservative version and an aggressive version, then switch only when your volatility filter signals a regime change. This turns experimentation into a repeatable workflow.
Begin with a single bot, a small allocation, and clear limits, then expand only after a full test cycle. Coinrule makes it easy to clone, adjust and monitor without turning your process into a spreadsheet. When you are ready, connect your broker and let the rules run.
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