Simple Trading System

WN25 wrote: Tue Jun 02, 2026 9:36 pm Big fan of the whole numbers, if possible is there potential to implement the quarters theory to this? If you enable the whole number fill to true you’ll see this in action!

What’s missing from this image below is the half quarter point between whole numbers, the “fill” option seems to cover the over/undershoot already in my opinion!

Please and thank you

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Edit added what it somewhat looks like
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firesword wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 6:23 am Hello WN25

Nice theory but little bit of a long wait if you aim for 1000 pips and take your TP at 250.
I've got discipline in trading but that much discipline I don't have .
If you do , yes by all means but maybe trade
D1 or H4 to get to those targets.

WN25 wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 7:02 am Quite the opposite is what I was implying forgive me!

So essentially what I'm trying to call out is the range around the whole number, the half points, and normal quarters, the "1000" pip range is just what wrote on that picture, along with the 125 pip range (small half quarter points) the 500 pip range would be the major half quarter point. Very interesting concept, it did help me a lot when i first started trading but like a few others, I've been too interested in the shiny and new things, however this grounded me once more.

My SL and TP are pretty simply with this mind set, like you're saying taking an entry on a round number, I could miss the first entry, i could catch the retest of the over/undershoot zone, take a look are the RED areas where price bounces, and take a look at the pink lines i have as well, these are the "25" pip ranges of major quarter levels, or half points. Zones that price fails to enter a new quarter point or reverses back into what it was already in.

The quarters theory goes further into the "3 days" cycle where price aims to go from whole number to whole number. "As we see most Monday- Wednesday then price reverses or continues. I've always enjoyed the quarters, this just brought it back to my attention after i stopped trading due to personal reasons!

I just thought it would be good to share, since I can see this both WITH and without the markings.

Good read even if you choose not to!

Edit:
Addressing TP, typically I'm only aiming for the Half point, and the next "quarter" point (125/250) and that's the biggest trade i try to capture, however with compounding you really only need 25 pips! (I do dislike conversions of different brokers etc because its a bit wonky to navigate.)


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firesword wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 5:32 pm Hello traders.

Let's talk about the automatic Fibos we have on our charts.
Since we refer to the high and the low of the past 2 weeks, I would suggest you
have on your charts 240 H1 candles/bars showing.
(120 hours of trading hours in a week x 2) as the Fibo automatically picks
the top and bottom of the data visible on your screen.
I hope you've noticed how it changes the colour when it flips once the new top or bottom appears.
It is a very sophisticated tool TBH.
Once it detects a new top it will turn red signaling to get ready to go short.
The same thing will happen with a new bottom, it will turn green signaling to get ready to go long.
Use this to your advantage.
Unfortunately we can't change the values to Gann levels but they are very close to Fibos anyway,
as 50% is a Gann level not a Fibo level. They just included it the fibo levels because it works so well.
Keep that in mind. Gann said you could make a fortune by just trading 50% levels.
He dedicated a whole page to 50% level in his book 45 years in the wall street.
He just talked about other levels like quarters and thirds but half was his main level.

That's all for now.
God bless.

firesword wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 5:32 pm Hello traders.

Let's talk about the automatic Fibos we have on our charts.
Since we refer to the high and the low of the past 2 weeks, I would suggest you
have on your charts 240 H1 candles/bars showing.
(120 hours of trading hours in a week x 2) as the Fibo automatically picks
the top and bottom of the data visible on your screen.
I hope you've noticed how it changes the colour when it flips once the new top or bottom appears.
It is a very sophisticated tool TBH.
Once it detects a new top it will turn red signaling to get ready to go short.
The same thing will happen with a new bottom, it will turn green signaling to get ready to go long.
Use this to your advantage.
Unfortunately we can't change the values to Gann levels but they are very close to Fibos anyway,
as 50% is a Gann level not a Fibo level. They just included it the fibo levels because it works so well.
Keep that in mind. Gann said you could make a fortune by just trading 50% levels.
He dedicated a whole page to 50% level in his book 45 years in the wall street.
He just talked about other levels like quarters and thirds but half was his main level.

That's all for now.
God bless.