I still check the post every day out of habit.

lahoanglam wrote: Mon Aug 04, 2025 2:20 am I still check the post every day out of habit.

Me too I love every new piece of art he releases, I need them all

Cagliostro wrote: Tue Jul 29, 2025 11:17 pm To remove emotions and doubts, it's necessary to remove distractions.

Trading like an algo requires having the same info that an algo has, with zero chance of misinterpretation.
This is the direction we are going. This is a 3 indicators setup, final will likely have Black Levels (true trend looks overkilling, but still considering it)

(testing in progress)

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It looks interesting—simple template, clear rules—I’m taking it for a test run.
Thank you.

Hello, the truth is, I've been registered on the forum for a while but hadn't gotten around to participating. I was trying out the Beatles and Xaard systems a few months ago, but perhaps because of my trading style, I didn't find any consistency.
I wanted to publicly thank Cagliostro for the work he's done with the Alkemix system. It's very simple and has specific guidelines. I've observed during my tests that it can be a great system.
I was also surprised by how smoothly it installed on my MT5. The other systems I tried gave me display errors, sudden freezes, etc., but this one is super smooth.
I'm really looking forward to the next updates. From what I've seen in the posts, it seems like it's going to be even simpler to operate, which is incredible.
Thanks again to the developer!

UPDATE

Hi folks, hope you are enjoying time far from the charts in some exotic summer locations. I am a bit silent these days as am fully committed to the indicators and Alkemix upgrades. I took a pure data and performance driven journey that requires extra efforts.

I've been restructuring and refactoring the entire code of my main indicators, using C++ and proprietary algos for performance and accuracy improvements. The Alkemix is the first that is going to be finished in a week time (or two), if everything goes well. The Oracle will be the real test, as its complexity creates a real challenge for the C++ porting.

From extensive testings done in the last six months, the system performed pretty well on average. The final goal is to create an institutional grade system, able to match bank and funds systems in performance and reliability.

AVERAGE METRICS:
- WR: 70-75%

WIN RATE COMPONENTS:
1) Alkemix Base (ZigZag + Triangles + AVWAP3)
WR: ~55-58%
- Market structure: +3-4%
- Triangle signals: +2-3%
- AVWAP3 filter: +1-2%

2) HTF Bias Alignment
WR: +8-10% → 63-68%

3) Adaptive MA (StepMA + VIDYA)
WR: +3-5% → 66-73%

4) Auto-config MA per symbol/TF
WR: +2-3% → 68-76%

5) 3 Oracles Alignment
WR: +5-7% → 73-83%

EDGE COMPONENTS:
├── Multi-TF Consensus → -40% false signals
├── Adaptive Volatility → Sharpe +0.8
├── Volume Anchored Price → R:R 1:3+
├── Auto Symbol Config → Cross-asset ready
└── Triple Oracle Filter → <20% drawdown

EXPECTED PERFORMANCE GAINS:
├── C++ INTEGRATED:
├── ZigZag: <1ms (-97%)
├── HTF: <1ms (-95%)
├── AVWAP: ~2ms (-87%)
├── Triangles: ~1ms (-90%)
└── Total: <5ms (-93%)

RESOURCE USAGE:
├── CPU: -85% (SIMD vectors)
├── Memory: -60% (no MQL arrays)
├── Cache hits: +90%
└── Battery life: +40% (mobile)

Stay tuned!
+C+

The serious and mysterious Stealth Mode

Cagliostro wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2025 4:46 am UPDATE

Very gooddddd. I'm eagerly awaiting the release to stress the system with my traffic light oscillator system.
Best regards,
Thoth

Cagliostro wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2025 4:46 am UPDATE

Hi folks, hope you are enjoying time far from the charts in some exotic summer locations. I am a bit silent these days as am fully committed to the indicators and Alkemix upgrades. I took a pure data and performance driven journey that requires extra efforts.

I've been restructuring and refactoring the entire code of my main indicators, using C++ and proprietary algos for performance and accuracy improvements. The Alkemix is the first that is going to be finished in a week time (or two), if everything goes well. The Oracle will be the real test, as its complexity creates a real challenge for the C++ porting.

The core calculations are done in C++, and will they be accessed directly from a DLL?
I really don't know how C++ would be integrated with MQL5.
Thanks for everything, mate!

+C+: hi, yes the calculations will be wrapped in central engine coded in C++ and accessed via DLL

Cagliostro, what you've shown is impressive. I really want to try it. Thank you so much. Greetings and profits!!

BTCUSD H1

Buy signal - No HTF BIAS, so not super safe, it's a pullback for now. Let's see if breaks the higher structure or not.

The Alkemix is now under heavy testing, C++ integration is complete.

(the fiery Volcano Fire template)

Sei veramente un Alchimista fratello conte Cagliostro la tua sapienza si propaga nel l'etere