Lenovo wrote: Wed Oct 22, 2025 6:43 pm
There are indicators that simplify bias and dominance, I can't spot it with the naked eye
try to watch graphs from 30mn downto 1mn (ex. 30/15/5/2 or any) identifying dots eachtime and considering that 30mn dot has the stronger influence, and 1mn the lower influence.
For instance, you see Down Arrow, and 1st green small dot, it means the price would probably go up to orange small dot next (or higher than Arrow), so you consider Buying as priority. then in 15mn you have an orange small dot, meaning price would probably go down next. without going any further, as 30mn influence is stronger, you know the price should also go up in 15mn to get synchronized with 30mn, so you would probably have to wait for 15mn green mini dot to come in. And so on for each TF you have selected, down to the trigger TF (3 TF are sufficent most of the time). This allow to identify probable price direction, then you can apply second dot rule (small or big - your choice) and ema crossing signals.
The same way, big dots have more influence than small dots. they also appear less often in small TF (usually more small dots in 1mn).
Keep in mind that Square/Arrow alone can't determine price direction (for instance, gold kept down arrow for months in 30mn).
Use EMA to help you identify trends and sub trends (i have added a 50 smoothed MA to my setup for even more help and i also have a look at xu_tdi on each TF, looking for direction synchronisation also through TF).
dots synchronisation through TF are the key to identify probable direction. that's my understanding of XARD system (i trade using 15-5-1 most of the time).
remember also that price movments usually are longer in the main trend direction and shorter otherwise.
