🌔 VZU TRADING SYSTEM 🌖

dana29 wrote: Fri Feb 20, 2026 2:00 am Hello sir, can you send the files and TPL?
Thanks

sorry about the mess
I’m still waiting for the TDFI version from Kvak post1295579783.html#p1295579783. So it’s not working (not updating) on my template yet.
I use 21:9 monitor

I also keep my laptop on all the time to receive alerts from the Kingfisher indicator (without filtering), and once the TDFI by Kwak is adjusted, I’ll be able to receive alerts from it as well. They seem very fast and often appear in the most liquid areas, making it easier to take a trend trade.

I also find it very convenient to use a tablet, for example through AnyDesk. I got tired of trying to recreate similar systems on TradingView — even though it’s a very popular and great platform, and just as convenient to use on a tablet. But for now, I’ve found it easier to simply open a remote desktop.
And as soon as I receive an alert, I just open my tablet and check what’s happening on my usual chart.

And I’d also like to express my gratitude to the author! Even though it’s a hybrid built from different systems.
I mainly focused on continuation trades whenever possible, but I couldn’t really develop a solid concept for reversal trades — which are actually implemented very well in this system.
For now, I’m collecting statistics and will share the results whenever possible.

vzulaks wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 11:50 pm LOGO.png
First of all,
My heartfelt thanks to the esteemed programmer administrators of this forum: Mr. Jimmy, Mr. Tools, Mr. Kvak, and my brother BeatlemaniaSA, as well as Xard777, for giving me new inspiration in trading. I sincerely thank you all!
Introduction:
I don’t want to explain too much about this system, but it is intuitive, easy to view, accessible, and its rules are extremely simple.
Rules: 1-2-3 and 3-in-1
• Merge three timeframes: H1, M30, and M5, ensuring they align with the same color before entering a trade on M5.
1. Identify an Liquidity.
2. High volume.
3. Merge the colors into one.
You don’t need to overanalyze. It’s incredibly simple and requires very little thought when making your decisions!
NOTE: Do not use arrows to exit trades. Arrows should only be used as confirmation to enter a trade after the colors have merged.
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VZU SYSTEM V9.1
VZU TRADING SYSTEM.rar
VZU FINAL.tpl

I’m trying to recreate something similar to the VZU system on MT5.

I tried to find something close in meaning to PR, even though my replacement is basically an RSI-like substitute… Maybe some kind of ADX equivalent would be better.
I can’t find ATS contraction boxes.
And I added the indicators that are used for reversals:
index entry
sema
triangle
vwap

Kingfisher by Cagliostro works very well, but it resets the color settings and differs from the version in the VZU archive because it’s NRP.
I would be grateful to the author and other forum members if you could suggest what else could be improved.
The PR indicator seems almost mythical. It’s supposedly volume-based, yet it marks areas exactly where a correction starts or a reversal is about to happen.
I’ve also come across other versions of it somewhere, though I don’t remember where. That one even had function descriptions in Russian Of course, there are no source files available

VZU Trend Pressure Mod

The concept is built around Kvak’s SuperTrend (pmax) and his improved version of the Trend Direction and Force Index, which forms the core logic and allowed me to generate some very interesting signals.

One of the elements of this mod is arrows.
People love arrows. Some are even ready to put a lot of yuan on a single one.
But here, in most cases, we will actually ignore them. There will be plenty of false ones — and that’s fine. They are still needed. I illustrated the logic in the screenshot.

To avoid being overwhelmed with signals, I chose the M15 timeframe. It’s a golden middle between signal frequency and quality.
I would appreciate any help from forum members in optimizing this mod. You can experiment with timeframes (MTF is available), adjust TDFI sensitivity (10–20, etc.), and modify the filter width (0.05–0.6, etc.).

I created a kind of universal preset, but ideally it should be optimized per pair — zooming out to H1–H4 and adjusting Pmax sensitivity and stepNema so that it doesn’t repaint or flip too early, yet remains sensitive enough not to miss pullbacks and continuation entries after a trend shift (the “catapult” effect ).

The VZU system performs very well on the H1 timeframe. Entries are often taken on reversals — whether it’s a continuation of the H4 trend or just a correction within it.
My mod, as I see it, allows you to integrate into the current trend.
Kvak also developed an indicator that filters signals against the SuperTrend. However, at the moment the code seems to break when it generates a breakout signal back into the indicator’s central zone.
post1295579781.html#p1295579781

In theory, you could run two TDFIs — one with high sensitivity and ST filtered to avoid missing trend continuation entries, and one with lower sensitivity w/o the filter (like mine with filter 0.6) to show only significant price movements.
However, as I mentioned earlier, counter-trend signals can also be useful for analysis — for example, entries around double bottoms/tops, etc.

PS: And of course, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the creators of this wonderful forum, to the indicator developers and coders (especially Kvak), to the experienced traders, and to everyone involved — whose combined efforts make it possible for people to learn and continuously improve their trading skills.

Dimkin wrote: Sat Feb 21, 2026 8:43 am I’m trying to recreate something similar to the VZU system on MT5.

I tried to find something close in meaning to PR, even though my replacement is basically an RSI-like substitute… Maybe some kind of ADX equivalent would be better.
I can’t find ATS contraction boxes.
And I added the indicators that are used for reversals:
index entry
sema
triangle
vwap

Kingfisher by Cagliostro works very well, but it resets the color settings and differs from the version in the VZU archive because it’s NRP.
I would be grateful to the author and other forum members if you could suggest what else could be improved.
The PR indicator seems almost mythical. It’s supposedly volume-based, yet it marks areas exactly where a correction starts or a reversal is about to happen.
I’ve also come across other versions of it somewhere, though I don’t remember where. That one even had function descriptions in Russian Of course, there are no source files available

Hi mate - lovely work. Write me in PM if you like, I can help you with some MT5 porting.

I have converted ATS to MT5, even if not released as have some concerns about intellectual propriety possible issues (but we can make a differentiated version if needed) and can review the kingfisher to something more solid. Don't have much time for extra coding but this is interesting.

Cheers.

Cagliostro wrote: Wed Feb 25, 2026 8:35 pm Hi mate - lovely work. Write me in PM if you like, I can help you with some MT5 porting.

I have converted ATS to MT5, even if not released as have some concerns about intellectual propriety possible issues (but we can make a differentiated version if needed) and can review the kingfisher to something more solid. Don't have much time for extra coding but this is interesting.

Cheers.

Thank you very much, Cagliostro! I really appreciate it.

Considering your post, you clearly know from the inside how Power Reversal works
post1295556520.html#p1295556520

For MT5, I haven’t found anything better than Kiosotto to replace PR.
post1295579978.html#p1295579978

I think many traders have been burned trying to catch reversals too early
I like that other indicators, like Oracle and the ones used in the VZU system, don’t allow you to make reckless mistakes.

I also found the logic of iPulsar interesting. It can probably be classified as a reversal-type tool as well. From this post:
post1295470605.html#p1295470605

I added STI OBOS just out of curiosity — maybe someone will find it useful. It’s somewhat similar to a stochastic, with filtering included. I’m still testing it.
post1295546892.html#p1295546892

I would recommend checking both charts — M15 and H1. This will help you maintain an overall understanding of the market phase when you zoom in on M15.

Cagliostro wrote: Wed Feb 25, 2026 8:35 pm Hi mate - lovely work. Write me in PM if you like, I can help you with some MT5 porting.

I have converted ATS to MT5, even if not released as have some concerns about intellectual propriety possible issues (but we can make a differentiated version if needed) and can review the kingfisher to something more solid. Don't have much time for extra coding but this is interesting.

Cheers.

Caglio, I found this one, very similar to the ATS as a contraction zones highlighter from Luxalgo. Everything else built around the ATS doesn't seem like something they can claim to be the first to have combined or invented.

https://www.luxalgo.com/library/indicat ... r-pattern/

Abdi wrote: Fri Feb 27, 2026 8:23 am Caglio, if found this one, very similar to the ATS as a contraction zones highlighter from Luxalgo. Everything else built around the ATS doesn't seem like something they can claim to be the first to have combined or invented.

https://www.luxalgo.com/library/indicat ... r-pattern/
LuxAlgo - Master Pattern.ex4

Output is similar but logic is completely different. It can be used as a proxy.

Dimkin wrote: Sat Feb 21, 2026 8:43 am I’m trying to recreate something similar to the VZU system on MT5.

Getting the rework it deserves now with dim onboard - I loaded your mt4 tpl up now and its damn fine... love where this is going

boytoy wrote: Fri Feb 27, 2026 8:12 pm Getting the rework it deserves now with dim onboard - I loaded your mt4 tpl up now and its damn fine... love where this is going

My bad,
I forgot to add Pmax to the folder.
You need to add it with these settings. 30.30.4.2
post1295573380.html#p1295573380

PS: Here is the second screenshot — the settings for H1.

I would recommend zooming out a bit on H1 — scroll back through the history and adjust the settings so that Pmax captures medium corrections, but not the very deep ones.
It should be sensitive enough so that Pmax on M15 and H1 are aligned. That alignment will give you a much clearer and sharper understanding of the current market phase.