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I want to start by thanking you for developing such a powerful indicator. It has genuinely helped me generate some trading profits. Having tested countless trading systems over the years, yours stands out as the most reliable, robust and consistent one I have ever used. I really appreciate all your hard‑won work on this tool.
I have been using it for quite some time, and there is one issue I have hesitated to bring up, yet it has puzzled me for an entire year. I have spent countless hours trying to figure out a solution on my own with no luck, so I hope you could offer some insight. Please refer to the screenshot attached.
Here is the scenario:
1. On the main chart, the TMA is about to cross the fixed MA, but the colour of the fixed MA does not change. According to the rules, this setup should signal a pullback, indicating a long entry opportunity.
2. On the sub‑window, both SSL and CSW align for a short signal. Meanwhile, the TMA on the main chart is also approaching a cross, which according to its rules points toward a short trade.
These two setups give completely opposite trading signals. When they conflict like this, I am unsure which signal I should prioritise.
Sometimes following the main‑chart setup‑1 results in losing trades. At other times, taking the sub‑window setup‑2 also turns out wrong. More often than not, I end‑up taking the wrong side of the market.
I wonder whether you have observed this conflicting‑signal behaviour. It has been a major pain point for me over the past twelve months. Is there any filtering logic, rule‑set or built‑in feature you could suggest to guide decision‑making when signals contradict each other? That would drastically reduce bad entries in these ambiguous situations.
Many thanks for your time and support. Looking forward to your reply.
