BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 5:39 pm This included version is an earlier version freely available on the internet and this forum. I have the paid version as well, which has extra features.

I always encourage traders to support the coder (if he accepts payment) if an indicator makes them profit.

Nabs wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 5:37 am Thanks to Beatle for offering me the chance to try his new system in preview. I really appreciate its simplicity, and it seems very promising. I'm starting my learning process, and here's my first closed trade on crude oil:

1. Crossover of the Currency Strength Wizard lines.
2. TMA and blue sub-window indicator.
3. Waiting for a seller excess bar in the CSW (see the screenshot) then i enter i the next buyer bar.

For the targets, I displayed the Fibonacci lines from CSW, which are very relevant for visualizing the day's objectives.

raffus wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 7:01 pm thanks for sharing your trade
i see you are using "trade assistant"

how do you set your SL?
-fixed pips
-ATR based x times
-low/high previous candle
-etc

thanks for your suggestions
ciao

raffus wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 5:59 pm hello BeatlemaniaSA
Can I share the latest version of CSW fixed?

Another thing: please, can you suggest how to fix SL?

Do you calculate it based on ATR, for example? Or what else?
Thanks a lot, super-man!

ciao

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 7:09 pm If you would like to share it, that is your decision.

Concerning SL, that is very subjective. It really depends on your risk tolerance. I personally do not use stop losses but rather a "visual stop". My minimum R:R is 1:3, risking 1%, so the SL is automatically calculated when I set my TP, but I don't leave it on the chart.

raffus wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 8:11 pm thanks a lot

other question please:

1) do you still trade H1 with h4 confirmation?
2) does "Millionaire maker" work standalone or does it need double chart like h4/h1 d1/h4 etc?
thanks mate
ciao

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 9:39 pm Yeah, I love the CSW. I love how it presents the information. Yes, the lines recalculate, but that actually works in our favour.

This is how it does that. When the lines initially cross, it is a signal for you to pay attention. Then, as the price action progresses, it gradually starts to deviate from each other, confirming the trend change. However, since we are only entering initially on the bottom sub-window signal (non-repaint) by the time we get the initial entry signal, the lines have already separated, confirming the trend. So no stressing. Also, we can use the combination of the entry signal below and the CSW lines crossing as an exit signal (and entry signal).

If we get the TMA crossing as well, even better! There are special case scenarios that I will be explaining as well,

Ciucone wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 8:56 pm Will an MT5 version be available?

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 8:26 pm Millionaire Maker is a standalone trading system. It is not necessary, but always a very good habit to check the higher time frames for bias. Because a BUY or SELL on a lower time frame could just be a small pullback on a higher time frame. Knowing this, you can anticipate that the move on the lower time frame may not be substantial.

But, DO NOT become paralysed by constantly wanting to check multiple charts, higher time frames and waiting for signals on different time frames to align.

Get in, ride it to the max, Get out.

The system has been designed so that you can maximise the move you take on whatever time frame you trade. I am a swing trader, so I trade both 30-minute and 1-hour time frames.

boytoy wrote: Fri Oct 24, 2025 9:06 pm What's the matter with mt4