Mean Reversion Mirror

📌 Mean Reversion Mirror — Multi‑Level Mean Reversion Strategy
Mean Reversion Mirror is an advanced modular mean‑reversion strategy built around dynamic and static deviation levels from a moving average.
The strategy automatically scales into positions across six levels (LONG and SHORT), using both dynamic MA‑based deviation levels and static levels that lock in after entry.

🔍 Core Concept
Price tends to revert toward its mean.
This strategy exploits that behavior by opening an initial base entry at the first deviation and adding positions as the imbalance grows.

Each additional level improves the average entry price and increases the probability of exiting profitably.

⚙️ Key Features
📈 Six Dynamic Deviation Levels
Levels are calculated as percentage deviations from a selected MA (WMA, SMA, EMA, RMA, HMA).
This makes the strategy adaptive to volatility and market structure.

📉 Six Static Levels
Once triggered, each level becomes fixed and no longer changes.
This creates a stable averaging grid independent of future MA movement.

🎯 Flexible Take‑Profit System
fixed take‑profit

or trailing take‑profit with dynamic offset

🖐 Manual Entry Support
You can manually set a price for LONG or SHORT, and the strategy will execute the base entry automatically.

📊 Rich Visualization
dynamic deviation levels

static levels

dotted “last chance” levels

average position price

take‑profit line

compact mini‑table with key position metrics

📦 Two Operating Modes
STK Mode — fixed unit size

Classic Mode — quantity calculated from USD value

🧠 Entry Logic
The strategy uses sequences B1–B6 (LONG) and S1–S6 (SHORT):

B1/S1 — base entry

B2–B6 / S2–S6 — averaging entries as deviation increases

L6/S6 — “last chance” level with its own size

Each level activates only after the previous one.

📌 Who This Strategy Is For
mean‑reversion traders

grid/averaging system users

pullback‑based investors

traders who want clear visual levels

users who prefer manual control over entry points

⚠️ Disclaimer
This strategy is not financial advice.
Always backtest and adjust parameters according to your risk tolerance before using it in live markets.