funchi wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 8:26 am > For the blue square area, just wondering why it didn't take any sell trade when everything seems to aligned?

The signals are not aligned on my broker’s historical data.
It seems you haven’t done any backtesting.
I also recall asking you to post your backtest results.

funchi wrote: Wed Sep 03, 2025 8:26 am > For the blue square area, just wondering why it didn't take any sell trade when everything seems to aligned?

The signals are not aligned on my broker’s historical data.
It seems you haven’t done any backtesting.
I also recall asking you to post your backtest results.

HalloweenJack wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 4:35 am Thank you for all the incredible work you've done on this amazing tool.

I have a question that might be obvious, or perhaps I'm just missing something...

I'm using the Gann Made Easy strategy with the 1HR timeframe as the trend filter and the 15M timeframe as the entry trigger. What I'm trying to achieve is to only trigger an order when a new 15M signal appears that aligns with the current 1HR direction.

Here’s the issue I’m running into:

Sometimes, the 15M gives a new bullish signal while the 1HR is still bearish. Later, when the 1HR flips to bullish, it seems to trigger an order — but by then, the entry feels late, since the 15M signal is no longer fresh.

What I want is for the system to only enter on a new 15M signal that matches the current 1HR trend direction at the time the 15M signal is generated — not after the fact.

Hope that makes sense! Let me know if I’m missing something or if this behavior can be configured.

Thanks again!

rsistoch wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 6:46 am Hi Funchi-san.
can you add this indicator to FNC DB?
Works great on M5 timeframe with default settings, suitable for scalping or intraday.
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funchi wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 7:00 am Could you tell me the conditions for displaying a signal?

funchi wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 11:59 am FNC_DB Version 5.09 – Update Announcement

We have added a new feature to consider signals in the actual order they appear and relate them to each other. This helps to align entries with market momentum more accurately.

How it works:

If an upward signal appears first on a higher timeframe, followed by an upward signal on a lower timeframe, this combination can trigger an entry.
Example: Confirm the trend on a higher timeframe, then enter on a pullback on the lower timeframe.

If multiple indicators generate upward signals at the same time, this can also trigger an entry.
Example: Multiple indicators confirm the same direction simultaneously, signalling strong momentum.

False signal prevention:

If an upward signal originates from a lower timeframe and spreads to a higher timeframe, it will not trigger an entry. This prevents entering at potential highs.

Default setting:

This feature is off by default. Use it according to your trading strategy.

Implementation note:

We will only implement this feature for FNC_ indicators for which it has been specifically requested. Indicators that do not support this feature will still work, but the new signal order colours will not appear. All other functionality remains unchanged.

Setup instructions:

Detailed instructions for using this feature will be posted in the next update.

funchi wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 12:19 pm New Feature: Signal Order Relation Check

In FNC_DB Version 5.09, you can now trigger entry signals by considering the actual order in which signals appear across columns.

Parameter Setup Guide:

Entry Signal Order Rule (P_SignalOrderRule)

This parameter specifies the rules as a string. Example: "1>>2,2=>3,4==5"
Symbol meanings (rule content):
== : Signals in the specified columns appear simultaneously
>> : The signal in the left column appears before the signal in the right column
=> : The signal in the left column appears before or at the same time as the right column signal
Up to 10 patterns can be set
Applicable columns: 1st to 10th

Example Usage (Rule example)

"1>>2,2=>3,4==5"
Signal in column 1 appears before column 2
Signal in column 2 appears before or simultaneously with column 3
Signals in columns 4 and 5 appear simultaneously