I got an answer from the author:

"Hello! This depends. Sometimes it has no issues with this or that broker, but may have an issue with some other one. The thing is not only in suffixes or prefixes. Such a thing can be fixed if you use the Market Detector parameter. You just need to enter the name of the pair you trade with, no suffix or prefix, into that parameter's line. And usually it helps. But there are situations when brokers use different suffixes and prefixes across different pairs. In this case, this parameter may not help. The indicator scans for different pairs to help build the strength score for the pair you work with. And if some pairs which it needs to use different suffixes and prefixes, the indicator may not be able to get all the data it needs, and thus the strength lines will not show up. Specially for this purpose, we can use the alternative Swing Predictor line option in the settings of the indicator, which replaces the standard strength lines. The special Swing Predictor line option will work with any broker, no matter what suffixes or prefixes it uses."

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 7:30 pm I got an answer from the author:

"Hello! This depends. Sometimes it has no issues with this or that broker, but may have an issue with some other one. The thing is not only in suffixes or prefixes. Such a thing can be fixed if you use the Market Detector parameter. You just need to enter the name of the pair you trade with, no suffix or prefix, into that parameter's line. And usually it helps. But there are situations when brokers use different suffixes and prefixes across different pairs. In this case, this parameter may not help. The indicator scans for different pairs to help build the strength score for the pair you work with. And if some pairs which it needs to use different suffixes and prefixes, the indicator may not be able to get all the data it needs, and thus the strength lines will not show up. Specially for this purpose, we can use the alternative Swing Predictor line option in the settings of the indicator, which replaces the standard strength lines. The special Swing Predictor line option will work with any broker, no matter what suffixes or prefixes it uses."

Hi Beatle, i see you are mostly recommending the system for indexes, however the CSW is for currencies. How do you align trading indexes with CSW?

pamc wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 7:50 pm Hi Beatle, I see you are mostly recommending the system for indexes; however, the CSW is for currencies. How do you align trading indexes with CSW?

Hmm, I think you are confusing previous posts. I only trade currencies (no indices) and have only mentioned indices in response to questions from users who trade indices.

Here is Symbol changer PLUS indi that has sufix and prefix option. Works fine on my account.

Hey Beatle. Thank you sooooo much for the beautiful setup. Really appreciate your time and effort.
For others with the suffix issue. See if your indicator list has all the options listed. Right click and select show all. Maybe it will have them without the suffix as well. Then just customize as desired. This worked for me.

I have to agree with ThreePillars about how nice this system is.

Very happy with my 7% today
Its early doors of course but not a bad day at all.

Rgds
DC

didichung wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 10:09 pm Very happy with my 7% today

7% is a huge amount for a day's work well done Didi

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Mon Oct 27, 2025 8:06 pm Hmm, I think you are confusing previous posts. I only trade currencies (no indices) and have only mentioned indices in response to questions from users who trade indices.

Yes apologies. My bad. Misread. But its a point for others to not take note of the CSW with indices and stick to currencies maybe.

pamc wrote: Tue Oct 28, 2025 12:13 am Yes apologies. My bad. Misread. But it's a point for others not to take note of the CSW with indices and stick to currencies, maybe.

No worries.