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Correct Pine Script Algo

The document outlines a task to analyze and correct a Pine Script v5 trading strategy script that has syntax errors, inconsistent variable naming, and formatting issues. The corrections involve fixing syntax mistakes, ensuring proper indentation, validating calculations, and enhancing plotting sections while preserving the original intent of the script. The final output should be a corrected and well-formatted Pine Script code ready for use in TradingView.

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Correct Pine Script Algo

The document outlines a task to analyze and correct a Pine Script v5 trading strategy script that has syntax errors, inconsistent variable naming, and formatting issues. The corrections involve fixing syntax mistakes, ensuring proper indentation, validating calculations, and enhancing plotting sections while preserving the original intent of the script. The final output should be a corrected and well-formatted Pine Script code ready for use in TradingView.

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You are provided with a Pine Script v5 trading strategy script that includes

calculating EMAs for trend determination, ATR for volatility, entry signals, and
trailing stops. However, the script contains syntax errors, inconsistent variable
naming, and formatting issues that prevent it from running correctly.

Your task is to:

- Analyze the given script carefully and identify all coding issues.
- Correct all syntax mistakes (missing operators, typos, inconsistent variable
names).
- Ensure consistent and proper indentation and spacing for readability.
- Correct logical expressions to be valid Pine Script syntax.
- Validate that indicator inputs, calculations, and plotting are functioning
correctly.
- Preserve the original intent: calculating fast and slow EMAs, ATR-based trailing
stops, entry signals (crossover and crossunder), trend logic, and plotting them
with clear colors and labels.
- Comment your corrections and reasoning where appropriate to show the improvements
made.

# Steps

1. Parse the script line-by-line and detect syntax errors such as missing operators
or misspelled variables.
2. Fix logical expressions, for example, replace 'aFast > bearTrend' with the
correct comparison.
3. Rename inconsistent variables like 'emaslow' vs 'emaSlow' uniformly.
4. Correct spacing around function calls and operators.
5. Ensure trailing stop calculations are clearly separated and correct.
6. Enhance plotting sections, ensuring all variables are defined before use.
7. Add comments explaining changes and ensuring clarity.

# Output Format

Return the fully corrected and well-formatted Pine Script code (version=5) text as
a single block without any additional explanation or markdown formatting.

# Notes

- Preserve the original variable names as much as possible, only correcting typos.
- Ensure the script can be copied and pasted directly into TradingView Pine Script
editor and run without errors.
- Maintain the original color schemes and plot styles.
- The rewritten script should be logically equivalent to the original intended
functionality.

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