Hi Funchi-san,

First, thank you rsistoch for your request and for sharing your experience with CSW.
And also thanks to BeatlemaniaSA who kindly posted author official guide, which gives us the exact way CSW should be used.

To help you design the dashboard signals correctly, here is a clarification of the precise strategy rules as taught by original author, and referenced in BeatlemaniaSA’s guide.

Main principles:
Trend filter from higher timeframe (HTF)
Use D1 (preferred) or H4.
Trend is defined when the two CSW power lines are clearly separated (diverging):
Upper line above lower line = BUY trend.
Lower line above upper line = SELL trend.
Narrow/flat lines = no clear trend → no trades.

Entry timeframe (H1 example) in BUY trend:
On H1 we wait for volume pullback bars against the main trend.
Threshold: typically ±50 level for reliable signals (not just ±20).
In a BUY trend (from D1/H4):
Wait for a red volume bar < –50 (oversold).
Once that pullback is confirmed, the next change in volume back to BUY = long entry.

In a SELL trend (from D1/H4):
Wait for a green volume bar > +50 (overbought).
Once that pullback is confirmed, the next change in volume back to SELL = short entry.
Signal persistence
A signal remains valid until an opposite volume bar crosses the threshold.
No flat/neutral state in between.


Dashboard suggestion
Show:
HTF trend (BUY/SELL/Flat from CSW power lines).
Pullback detected (yes/no when volume crosses ±50 against trend, but +/-20 level can be used only on D1).


Thanks again for your great work!