BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 3:53 am I cannot see if the blue line represents bullish or bearish. I will assume yes, so because those green strength bars, showing bullish strength, occur in a bullish move, I would not enter any trades. I would ONLY enter after bearish strength bars in a bullish trend.

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stupid me, wrong circle

check now.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 3:45 am excellent!

Guys, if you had read the PDF, you would have seen that the author mentions that the Fib levels are calculated at the start of each day based on his calculations. So, if you hold a trade for a few days or a week or two, the fib levels will change. So don't stress about it.

I like to use the +20 and -20 lines.

I engineered Millionaire Maker so every factor conflues into one dead-simple signal—letting you pull the trigger with zero second-guessing.

Yes, I agree with that. However, I’m not yet comfortable holding trades for several days, but I will work on it!

raffus wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 3:57 am stupid me, wrong circle

check now.

Since it is a bearish trend, then no.

Nabs wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 3:59 am Yes, I agree with that. However, I’m not yet comfortable holding trades for several days, but I will work on it!

You'll get there, and then the crazy benefits of swing trading will become clear.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 4:06 am Since it is a bearish trend, then no.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote:Mon Nov 03, 2025 6:06 pm
Since it is a bearish trend, then no.
sorry
my first image was correct

i take a screenshot about an user image and the trend is bearish but exausting (for me), even if there are strange colors.

Based on your experience,
would you add further trades when the distance between the lines tends to decrease, as indicated by the blue arrow?
both lines are down/up -20/+20

I am referring specifically to the two lines inside the circle.

or do you add additional trades if the difference from 2 lines are +/-20 ?
thanks and sorry for the confusion.

raffus wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 4:49 am BeatlemaniaSA wrote:Mon Nov 03, 2025 6:06 pm
Since it is a bearish trend, then no.
sorry
my first image was correct

i take a screenshot about an user image and the trend is bearish but exausting (for me), even if there are strange colors.

Based on your experience,
would you add further trades when the distance between the lines tends to decrease, as indicated by the blue arrow?
both lines are down/up -20/+20

I am referring specifically to the two lines inside the circle.

or do you add additional trades if the difference from 2 lines are +/-20 ?
thanks and sorry for the confusion.

I recommend you to watch the video from the author of the indicator

raffus wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 4:49 am BeatlemaniaSA wrote:Mon Nov 03, 2025 6:06 pm
Since it is a bearish trend, then no.
sorry
my first image was correct

i take a screenshot about an user image and the trend is bearish but exausting (for me), even if there are strange colors.

Based on your experience,
would you add further trades when the distance between the lines tends to decrease, as indicated by the blue arrow?
both lines are down/up -20/+20

I am referring specifically to the two lines inside the circle.

or do you add additional trades if the difference from 2 lines are +/-20 ?
thanks and sorry for the confusion.

Don't overthink it. If the currency lines are starting to converge, then it is probably best not to enter any more trades until it becomes clearer. Remember, though, every trader is different. Some would not mind taking these for a few pips until the trend changes. If your risk management is sound, then it would not matter if these result in just a few pips.

asgariHoo wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 2:05 am Again.
1M DJ30 Scalp With Beatle Thanks.
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Nice trade. How did you enable the grid to show on the csw? I dont want it on the chart just the csw.

Abzak wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 5:15 am Nice trade. How did you enable the grid to show on the csw? I dont want it on the chart just the csw.

Grid? Those are the level lines that you can set in each indicator. There is no grid on the whole chart.

Last night's trade .
EURJPY short.
SL = 13 pips
TP= 65 pips
R:R = 1:5
I left a trailing stop of 40 pips on as I went to bed.
The market came to 0.6 of my TP and decided to turn back up.
Got stopped out with 22 pips in profit
R:R= 1 : 1.6
Short CADJPY loss covered and some extra change left.
Needless to say CADJPY after hitting my stop went down to my initial TP. Yup, that was one of those trades.