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Xpl0ad3r wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 10:13 pm Both requests are noted.

At the moment, I'm reverse engineering the "Swing Predictor Line" from CSW so I can bring it into RCM. It's a bit time consuming, and I've been tied up these past few days, but progress is underway.

dear @Xpl0ad3r
first of all thanks for what are you doing for the comunity.

For my 2 cents, it is more important the NR version respect Swing predictor.
I used in the past but did not help me so much.

I think with a reliable not repaint version shoud be usefull so much
thanks a lot !

In trading, belief and discipline often separate the winners from the crowd. Most people fail not because profitability is impossible, but because they eventually violate the core principles—especially the one you highlighted earlier:

Protect Your Capital At All Costs.

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Protect Capital First
If you survive, you can keep trading. Risk management is the foundation.

Think Independently
Just because the majority of traders lose does not mean profitability is impossible. It simply means most people trade incorrectly.

Execute With Discipline
A strategy only works if it is executed consistently—without emotional interference.

Ignore Limiting Beliefs
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The market does not defeat traders — traders defeat themselves.

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ruthless risk control
extreme discipline
patience to wait for high-probability setups
independent thinking

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BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 10:38 pm Take your time. There is no rush from our side. We are extremely appreciative of your excellent work.

surely
Sure,
we’re in no rush, although I am curious to try the NR version.

From some screenshots on H1, I’ve seen that the original version repaints by as much as 10 candles

raffus wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 11:53 pm surely
Sure,
we’re in no rush, although I am curious to try the NR version.

From some screenshots on H1, I’ve seen that the original version repaints by as much as 10 candles

I would define it as recalculating rather than repainting.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 11:56 pm I would define it as recalculating rather than repainting.

mate
i have an indicator that make screenshot after xxx minutes based on TF.

Checking the pics taken, for example on H1....believe me, it repaints a lot; it moves the cross still 10 candes earlier
For that i have told i'm curious about not repaint version.

ciao

raffus wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 12:32 am mate
i have an indicator that make screenshot after xxx minutes based on TF.

Checking the pics taken, for example on H1....believe me, it repaints a lot; it moves the cross still 10 candes earlier
For that i have told i'm curious about not repaint version.

ciao

I know that. I just wait for the lines to start diverging, and then I'll look for entries. So, yes, it does move the lines (repainting or recalculating), but that is not a problem.

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 12:36 am I know that. I just wait for the lines to start diverging, and then I'll look for entries. So, yes, it does move the lines (repainting or recalculating), but that is not a problem.

yea right.
Do you enter as first trade with pullback volume bars over +/- 50 ?

raffus wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 1:15 am yea right.
Do you enter as the first trade with pullback volume bars over +/- 50?

Exactly! The best way to trade the CSW is with pullback entries. Minimal to no drawdown with great rewards. However, what is stopping traders from trading this way? FOMO!!!

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 2:03 am Exactly! The best way to trade the CSW is with pullback entries. Minimal to no drawdown with great rewards. However, what is stopping traders from trading this way? FOMO!!!

And how do you deal with the fear of missing out on profits? I've been trading for exactly two months, since February 2nd. The result of my scalping is below. Looks like scalping is not my thing. 554 transactions. and one is open 555)) The good news is that this is a demo account. I want to raise the timeframe) what timeframe are you trading on? I trade on the 1-minute and 5-minute timeframes