AdeelFx0 wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 12:14 am Three options to replace with:
XAUUSDM1.png

Check the sub window indicators:
On Top is:
XU histo.ex4
Set File:
XU Histo.set

Bottom Of Xu Histo is:
Triple super trend histo.ex4
Set File:
triple super trend histo.set

Very Bottom:
DoubleCCI-With_SMA.ex4
DoubleCCI-With_SMA.mq4

Thank you for your contribution to the development! I’ve tested almost all the indicators on this forum, but I still haven’t found a perfect strategy.

ujtrader wrote: Thu Dec 05, 2024 10:38 pm yes, it still provides strong confluence. I’ve made 230+ pips this week using your system on 1-minute gold with a 45 pips lose. However, I took entries based on SMC rules price must touch an unmitigated order block at the 79 Fibo level. Then, when the indicator aligns a signal, I enter.

I hope users of my system provide feedback and share ideas to improve the trading method for everyone. In fact, I built this system based on a few concepts from SMC (Smart Money Concepts) and ICT (Inner Circle Trader). By combining them, we can simplify entry points, making decisions easier without spreading our focus too thin.

M44 wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 12:59 am Hello, vzulaks, may I ask what the meaning of 1, 2, 3, and 4 displayed in the icon is?

You can check this post post1295555243.html#p1295555243

vzulaks wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 1:34 am I hope users of my system provide feedback and share ideas to improve the trading method for everyone. In fact, I built this system based on a few concepts from SMC (Smart Money Concepts) and ICT (Inner Circle Trader). By combining them, we can simplify entry points, making decisions easier without spreading our focus too thin.

I totally agree! To make the strategy more effective, it’s best to focus on entries where there’s an FVG or even a double FVG along with a CHoCH. It really helps to filter for the best opportunities. Personally, I also confirm my trades by looking for external liquidity grabs, like the Asian or London high/low, yesterday’s high/low, and similar levels.

We had a great example this morning on GBPJPY. 1, there was an external liquidity grab with the Asian low. 2, a double FVG was created. And 3, the CHoCH occurred (I entered a bit earlier because the pullback gave me confidence). These are just additional clues to complement the core rules of the system.

vzulaks wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 1:34 am I hope users of my system provide feedback and share ideas to improve the trading method for everyone. In fact, I built this system based on a few concepts from SMC (Smart Money Concepts) and ICT (Inner Circle Trader). By combining them, we can simplify entry points, making decisions easier without spreading our focus too thin.

Price action is the real king! Indicators alone aren't enough, but if used without price action knowledge, trades should follow the higher timeframe indicator trend for better success. With price action methods, this system has been around 80% successful for me so far. This week on 1-min gold, I’ve taken 85 trades at 1:1.5 RR, hitting 89%.

The FVG (Fair Value Gap) or order block/supply/demand below the 79 Fibo level are high-probability setups. To mark the Fibo, it's simple: after a strong momentum move with big candles to the upside, the low is the last swing low before the move, and the high is confirmed when the low of the last bullish candle is broken by a bearish candle. So, we draw the Fibo from low to high, identify the FVG or order block below the 79 Fibo level, let the price touch it, and then wait for the indicators to align for a bullish entry.

For bearish signals, after a strong downward momentum with big candles, the high is the last swing high before the move, and the low is confirmed when the high of the last bearish candle is broken by a bullish candle. Draw the Fibo from high to low, identify the FVG or order block above the 79 Fibo level, let the price touch it, and then wait for the indicators to align for a bearish entry. This is the entry module I’ve been using with the system for both Beatle and VZU.

Patience is key! Good luck all

ujtrader wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 7:02 am Price action is the real king! Indicators alone aren't enough, but if used without price action knowledge, trades should follow the higher timeframe indicator trend for better success. With price action methods, this system has been around 80% successful for me so far. This week on 1-min gold, I’ve taken 85 trades at 1:1.5 RR, hitting 89%.

The FVG (Fair Value Gap) or order block/supply/demand below the 79 Fibo level are high-probability setups. To mark the Fibo, it's simple: after a strong momentum move with big candles to the upside, the low is the last swing low before the move, and the high is confirmed when the low of the last bullish candle is broken by a bearish candle. So, we draw the Fibo from low to high, identify the FVG or order block below the 79 Fibo level, let the price touch it, and then wait for the indicators to align for a bullish entry.

For bearish signals, after a strong downward momentum with big candles, the high is the last swing high before the move, and the low is confirmed when the high of the last bearish candle is broken by a bullish candle. Draw the Fibo from high to low, identify the FVG or order block above the 79 Fibo level, let the price touch it, and then wait for the indicators to align for a bearish entry. This is the entry module I’ve been using with the system for both Beatle and VZU.

Patience is key! Good luck all

I’ve condensed all the concepts into price action in real-time. Indicators are calculated based on price and always lag behind it. That’s why I designed price fluctuations based on preset order blocks using the PR indicator to anticipate upcoming moves. It’s more effective than PEAK or Vertex indicators.

All we need is to wait for liquidity and enter using the 3-in-1 rule, ignoring FVG (Fair Value Gaps). Alternatively, we can combine it with FVG, as per ICT, to find the most optimal entry points for maximum profit and safe exits.

In specific cases, I mostly use ATS, as I’ve been familiar with it since before I discovered this forum last year. ATS helps us understand where we are on the market map, especially when a major wave is forming on higher timeframes.

Moreover, ATS provides insight into when you are most likely to be manipulated, allowing us to implement strategies to avoid market manipulation and protect our positions.

another 180 pips today I changed the exponential to range-weighted, which removes some noise in the indicator. However, it's not necessary for you to do the same.

ujtrader wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 3:31 pm another 180 pips today I changed the exponential to range-weighted, which removes some noise in the indicator. However, it's not necessary for you to do the same.

I have tried everything but it’s not different

ujtrader wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 3:31 pm another 180 pips today I changed the exponential to range-weighted, which removes some noise in the indicator. However, it's not necessary for you to do the same.

Excuse me. What is this arrow indicator?