Support Resistance Bounce

How this strategy trades, what it scored, and the measurements the score was read from: every symbol and timeframe, on real and resampled history.

At A Glance

21/ 100
Total Score
49of 52
Overall Rank
9of 9
In Mean Reversion
18,736
Trades Taken

Across 24 runs of real history, one for every market and bar size it trades, this strategy scored highest on BNBUSDT · 4h (32 / 100) and lowest on ETHUSDT · 30m (11 / 100).

What A $100.00 Stake Became

Score
Total Score Mean Of Real And Resampled 21 / 100
Real Data 20 / 100
Resampled Data 22 / 100
Overall Rank Top 95% 49 of 52
Rank In Mean Reversion Top 100% 9 of 9
By Metric
Beats Hold Real 2 · Resampled 9 5 / 100
Risk Adjusted Real 10 · Resampled 10 10 / 100
Profitability Real 2 · Resampled 3 3 / 100
Win Rate Real 97 · Resampled 97 97 / 100
Fee Efficiency Real 62 · Resampled 62 62 / 100

Where It Works

How It Trades

  1. Track support (the lowest close of the previous 20 bars) and resistance (the highest).
  2. Buy when price closes below support and then snaps back above it on the next bar: a failed breakdown: sellers pushed under the floor and were rejected.
  3. Sell when the close reaches the 20-bar resistance.

Example Strategy

Pine Script

Paste it into TradingView’s Pine Editor to run these rules on any chart.

//@version=6
// Support Resistance Bounce — sort.finance. Fills at the signal bar's close, 0.02% fee a side,
// whole account per trade, as the backtest. History and indicator warm-up
// differ from the site's, so expect close to the same trades, not identical.
strategy("Support Resistance Bounce", overlay=true,
     initial_capital=100, default_qty_type=strategy.percent_of_equity,
     default_qty_value=100, commission_type=strategy.commission.percent,
     commission_value=0.02, process_orders_on_close=true, pyramiding=0)

// The bar the current position opened on, and the bar the last one closed on.
var int entryBar = na
var int exitBar = -1

// ── Signals ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
support = ta.lowest(close, 20)[1]
resistance = ta.highest(close, 20)[1]
// Back to support on the bar after a close below it.
enterNow = close[1] < support[1] and close >= support[1]
exitNow = close >= resistance

// ── Orders ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// Open on the first bar the entry holds while flat; close on the first
// later bar the exit holds; never reopen on the bar a position closed.
inTrade = strategy.position_size != 0
if inTrade and bar_index > entryBar and exitNow
    strategy.close("Long")
    exitBar := bar_index
else if not inTrade and bar_index > exitBar and enterNow
    strategy.entry("Long", strategy.long)
    entryBar := bar_index

// ── Drawing ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
plot(support, "Support", color=#459b61)
plot(resistance, "Resistance", color=#b54a48)
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Total Score

20 22 / 100

Score = 0.25 Sbeats_hold + 0.35 Srisk + 0.20 Sprofit + 0.10 Swin + 0.10 Sfee

One 0–100 number per symbol × timeframe cell. Every strategy is run on every cell, on both real and resampled price history, and the total beside its name is this number averaged over all of them.

Beats Hold

25% of the total

2 9 / 100

Sbeats_hold = clamp0100(50 + 25 log2EnetEhold)

Compares final net equity to what simply holding the asset would have returned over the same window. 50 is break-even; every doubling versus buy-and-hold adds 25 points.

Read From Net Equity · Price Change %

Net Equity

The account after fees, trade by trade.

Price Change %

What holding the asset made over the same stretch: the hold the account is measured against.

Risk Adjusted

35% of the total

10 10 / 100

Srisk = clamp0100(55 · Sharpe + 5)

A linear read on the rolling annualized Sharpe ratio at the last trade: 0 Sharpe scores 5, roughly 1.7 Sharpe maxes out the scale.

Read From Rolling Sharpe

Rolling Sharpe

The account's annualized Sharpe ratio at each trade's close.

Profitability

20% of the total

2 3 / 100

Sprofit = clamp0100(20 log2EnetE0)

How many times the starting cash multiplied, on a log scale: each doubling of capital is worth 20 points.

Read From Net Equity · Cumulative P&L %

Net Equity

The account after fees, against the cash it started with.

Cumulative P&L %

Not in the formula: every trade's return added up rather than compounded.

Win Rate

10% of the total

97 97 / 100

Swin = clamp0100(2.5 (W% − 20))

The share of trades that closed profitable, rescaled so a 20% win rate scores 0 and a 60% win rate maxes out the scale.

Read From Win Rate % · Trades

Win Rate %

The share of trades so far that closed in profit.

Trades

How many trades that share is taken over.

Fee Efficiency

10% of the total

62 62 / 100

Sfee = clamp0100(Enet/Egross − 0.40.6 × 100)

The share of the fee-free (gross) result that survives after fees: 60% survival scores 0, keeping the full gross result scores 100.

Read From Equity, Net And Gross · Cumulative Fees

Equity, Net And Gross

The account with the fees taken and, fainter, without them.

Cumulative Fees

Not in the formula: what the exchange took, which is the gap between net and gross above.