nguyenlun25118 wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:24 pm when the red box forms its first leg.

Which TF H1, M30, M15 or TF do you consider as the optimal entry?

Entry M15 Redbox M15TF

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vzulaks wrote: Wed Jan 29, 2025 12:30 am To understand the detailed explanation of the boxes, you should take the free course offered by TradeATS, as it's available for everyone.

I backtested according to the 3 in 1 system rule m5, m30, H1

With this strategy only on XAUUSD code, I can counter trend H4 VS D, average profit 120pip and 150pip

buy or sell is ok

nguyenlun25118 wrote: Wed Jan 29, 2025 8:36 pm I backtested according to the 3 in 1 system rule m5, m30, H1

With this strategy only on XAUUSD code, I can counter trend H4 VS D, average profit 120pip and 150pip

buy or sell is ok

Correct bros

nguyenlun25118 wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2025 7:42 pm I turned on the ATS trend line and combined it with your system VZU V10

Help me increase my winning rate

entry at m30 ,m15

Go in direction 4H, D

Thank you for sharing this.

vzulaks wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:08 pm Strategy with ATS on the H4 timeframe (D1 is similar to H4)
I will outline the strategy on the H4 timeframe using ATS V6.
Identify Current Trend Using TradeATS Trendline

Entry Points: When a red box appears on the timeframe.

For Buy Trades:
Only buy when the trendline on the H4 timeframe indicates an uptrend.
Enter the trade when the red box forms its first leg.
Follow the 3-in-1 rule for entry.
Exit the trade when the Solar Wind indicator changes color.

For Sell Trades:
Only sell when the red box forms its first leg.
Follow the 3-in-1 rule for entry.
Exit the trade when the Solar Wind indicator changes color.

Goodluck!

Noted. Thanks vzu, cant wait to test it out.

vzulaks wrote: Wed Jan 29, 2025 9:47 pm Correct bros

Hey Vzu I had question… since I mostly trade xard.. and I switching from scalping to swing that is on H4 due to my limited time.. so I have seen The PR indicator mostly works better on the H4… if you compare the LFT AND HFT There is a huge difference.. what if we can use it as a SEMAFOR or in fact it is but a better version.. what do you think? Let me know.. thank you.

heyuen7 wrote: Sat Feb 01, 2025 1:47 am Hey Vzu I had question… since I mostly trade xard.. and I switching from scalping to swing that is on H4 due to my limited time.. so I have seen The PR indicator mostly works better on the H4… if you compare the LFT AND HFT There is a huge difference.. what if we can use it as a SEMAFOR or in fact it is but a better version.. what do you think? Let me know.. thank you.

If you are familiar with the XARD system, then trading on H4 is just like trading on M1—there's no difference. You may have great ideas, but this system is based on the concepts of ICT and SMC, not XARD.

I have no particular ideas regarding SEMAFOR because we only need to identify highs and lows and wait for confirmation of a trend reversal. Overcomplicating your trading will only lead to misinterpretations and wrong decisions.

**My advice**: Use a system you are most proficient with and develop it across multiple timeframes. It doesn’t have to be complicated—as long as you can make money from the market!

heyuen7 wrote: Sat Feb 01, 2025 1:47 am Hey Vzu I had question… since I mostly trade xard.. and I switching from scalping to swing that is on H4 due to my limited time.. so I have seen The PR indicator mostly works better on the H4… if you compare the LFT AND HFT There is a huge difference.. what if we can use it as a SEMAFOR or in fact it is but a better version.. what do you think? Let me know.. thank you.

Instead of traditional indicators, you can treat key liquidity events as semaphores (signals) for the system:

Swing Highs & Lows → Signals liquidity grab zones.
Support & Resistance Levels → Indicate stop hunts and false breakouts.
Round Numbers & Psychological Levels → Large orders and institutional activity.
Order Blocks (OBs) & Institutional Candles → Areas where smart money operates.
Fibonacci Retracement Levels (50%, 61.8%) → High-probability reversal zones.
Previous Daily & Weekly Highs/Lows → Common liquidity traps.
Trendline Liquidity → Breakout liquidity collection.
Asian Session Highs & Lows → Ideal manipulation zones before London open.

I wait for H1 liquidity grab against the H4 and D1 trend, then switch to M5 to look for entry signals generated by the VZU system.
For scalping, I wait for M15 liquidity sweeps against the M30 and H1 trend, then use M1 or M5 for entries using the system..

ujtrader wrote: Mon Feb 03, 2025 3:01 am Instead of traditional indicators, you can treat key liquidity events as semaphores (signals) for the system:

Swing Highs & Lows → Signals liquidity grab zones.
Support & Resistance Levels → Indicate stop hunts and false breakouts.
Round Numbers & Psychological Levels → Large orders and institutional activity.
Order Blocks (OBs) & Institutional Candles → Areas where smart money operates.
Fibonacci Retracement Levels (50%, 61.8%) → High-probability reversal zones.
Previous Daily & Weekly Highs/Lows → Common liquidity traps.
Trendline Liquidity → Breakout liquidity collection.
Asian Session Highs & Lows → Ideal manipulation zones before London open.

I wait for H1 liquidity grab against the H4 and D1 trend, then switch to M5 to look for entry signals generated by the VZU system.
For scalping, I wait for M15 liquidity sweeps against the M30 and H1 trend, then use M1 or M5 for entries using the system..

Exactly! That’s all we need for this system.

For Swing Trading: We need a wave of 3-10 daily candles, with entries on M30 or H1.
For Scalping: H1 and M30 must be in trend alignment, with entries on M5.
Confirmation: There must be 1 PR and the 3-in-1 rule.
That’s all we need! Instead of complex ICT concepts, everything is simplified into one liquidity event and one PR.

Wishing you success!