BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Tue Jan 06, 2026 5:54 am How could one not jump on the train? It was so clearly marked, signposted, and moving at such a leisurely pace.

Hello Cagliostro,
I wanted to thank you for your wonderful system, you did an amazing job. Thanks a lot, you’re a real benefit to the whole community.

I have a question: I know Oracle “repaints” bars in MTF mode. Based on your screenshots, you always seem to take your entries on the first bar. But on your M5 example, i would actually have to enter the trade 12 bars later (because Oracle repaints 12 bars back m5 12 bars -> h1), and on the second trade it would be 3 bars later. Could you explain how this works?

I’ll use your screenshot as an example: the yellow squares are your entries, and the purple ones would be mine. So later.

Thank you.

Cagliostro wrote: Tue Jan 06, 2026 4:23 am GBPUSD M5

Did anyone jump into this pip train today?


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I jumped on another train, but I made a mistake and it burned another account in 10 minutes

alloushforex wrote: Tue Jan 06, 2026 1:20 pm Hello Cagliostro,
I wanted to thank you for your wonderful system, you did an amazing job. Thanks a lot, you’re a real benefit to the whole community.

I have a question: I know Oracle “repaints” bars in MTF mode. Based on your screenshots, you always seem to take your entries on the first bar. But on your M5 example, i would actually have to enter the trade 12 bars later (because Oracle repaints 12 bars back m5 12 bars -> h1), and on the second trade it would be 3 bars later. Could you explain how this works?

I’ll use your screenshot as an example: the yellow squares are your entries, and the purple ones would be mine. So later.

Thank you.

Hello there - this is the usual topic reactivity vs confirmed signals.

The default settings (the ones you probably see) are the ones that gives you only confirmed signals for HTF. If you want more aggressive signals you can do two things.

1) set Use Forming HTF bar on true
2) decrease the Signal Threshold for HTF1/2 to 5 or 4.

Lenovo wrote: Tue Jan 06, 2026 10:39 pm I jumped on another train, but I made a mistake and it burned another account in 10 minutes

Stick to ONE system... I see you jumping here and there, if you change weapon and martial style every day, you won't become a swordmaster

Cagliostro wrote: Tue Jan 06, 2026 11:21 pm Stick to ONE system... I see you jumping here and there, if you change weapon and martial style every day, you won't become a swordmaster

true you're right I haven't found my dimension

Lenovo wrote: Wed Jan 07, 2026 12:29 am true you're right I haven't found my dimension

I Suggest you.
First better use Beatles V5 on 15 min or 30 min, then you can switch to Cagliostro's Trinity System or Xard.

asgariHoo wrote: Wed Jan 07, 2026 1:03 am I Suggest you.
First better use Beatles V5 on 15 min or 30 min, then you can switch to Cagliostro's Trinity System or Xard.

For the Xard or Trinity System, you have got to understand price action really well otherwise, it’s not going to work. These are not systems that trade for you; they’re tools designed to help you identify zones and swing points more easily, so they’re not standalone strategies and they never meant to be in the first place

That’s why I’d say the Beatles Millionaire Maker is a much simpler and more robust solution, especially if you don’t want to spend too much time figuring out where you are in the market cycle.

In general, price-action systems can make you much more profitable than a system like Beatles, but they’re harder to trade. You really have to understand how the big players build their positions. At the end of the day, all we’re trying to do is follow those big guys after we get confirmation, so we can profit off of their moves.

arifgokcen wrote: Wed Jan 07, 2026 6:09 am For the Xard or Trinity System, you have got to understand price action really well otherwise, it’s not going to work. These are not systems that trade for you; they’re tools designed to help you identify zones and swing points more easily, so they’re not standalone strategies and they never meant to be in the first place

That’s why I’d say the Beatles Millionaire Maker is a much simpler and more robust solution, especially if you don’t want to spend too much time figuring out where you are in the market cycle.

In general, price-action systems can make you much more profitable than a system like Beatles, but they’re harder to trade. You really have to understand how the big players build their positions. At the end of the day, all we’re trying to do is follow those big guys after we get confirmation, so we can profit off of their moves.

I agree with you.
I myself became profitable with Beatle from the beginning, and I was able to make a profit in this way, and then I tried to scalp with experience.
For this reason, I suggest to those who are new to this path to be fully familiar with the market before using the Xard or Trinity system, and the Beatle system is the best thing to do to start with.
I would like to add here that this is a personal opinion and the way I have experienced it myself. It may not be right for everyone, but see which path is best for you.

If one day has Beatle on MT5 or Ctrader. I will 100% use that.

Happy Pip$