ItalianTrader wrote: Sun Mar 12, 2023 6:08 am
My Experience with Orbit :
KSO is also important as it's telling if price may have reached a high point or it's ready to buy or sell ( e.g all 2n - 5n partiton synch in color ["stop color"] / ranging and ready to buy or sell--> refer to assessor manual) . You get used to it by experience and seeing it in action.
These were just my 2 cents, again i am still not a pro with this but I see potential.
Cheers
Let me just add a suggestion and that is that the KSO is
core because you are trading an oscillator model of the market. In fact to my mind this is learned by following the
CRASH COURSE BELOW:
[1] On the screenface insert any oscillator you like (preferably a bounded oscillator 0 - 100). The screenface will then need to be adjusted to accommodate your oscillator. Do a neat job please the screenface is designed to take at least one oscillator be it Rsi, T3 Stochastic, etc.
[2] The idea is this, to make a long trade i) wait for your oscillator to match the KSO at (-). Then ii) follow your oscillator and the KSO until both again match at KSO (+) based on Orbit commands (synchrony, etc). The inverse is true for a sell.
[3] The only rule you then follow is simply to wait for your oscillator to match the KSO at either end or extremum in order to trade or TP. So as long as the KSO is in direction off lows or off highs follow the phase to the opposite end. Your oscillator helps you merely to see and understand what the KSO and therefore Orbit as whole is doing.
[4] This also trains you to see how all the other icons on the screenface work relative to the oscillator match. So while following this oscillator match scheme do your best to intuit their meanings relative to the KSO + oscillator match. But note the KSO is in charge so do not worry too much what your oscillator does (except at 0 or 100) just use it to understand what the KSO is telling you. But if price begins at KSO (-) it must end at KSO (+) and your "trading system," is simply to follow this evolution each time. Demo this for a week or 2 and let me know what you think. Below is the screenface with the CCI on. However, note it was just the first oscillator I saw to insert and is not an informed choice or anything special and in fact I have forgotten how to read it so use anything you want within the standard settings common to oscillators.
At a match there must be:
i. A major pivot (A - M), that is a Chaos Semaphore marker.
ii. Partitions (n - 6n) synchronised
iii. Your Oscillator is about the same relative level as the synced array of partitions.
iv. Other registers on the screenface tell you the same
v. Your mind informs you that from what you have observed of the flow to that point + what you are reading off the screenface you are there. Do not hurry to exit trades at termini (+/-), for KSO (+) Green colour is the begin of the rally, Orange or Gold colour is the intensification of the rally and Only a change to DarkOrchid across all the partitions suggest exhaustion. Synchrony is exactly that all must become the same colour without exception to denote amplitude. Usually the last to complete is 2n. So when 2n reaches the reversal colour you have the hint to exit. Do not enter a reverse trade because you are at amplitude follow the normal process for entry (price does not just turn it follows an inductive process which takes time - since at extreme it must first repeatedly fold to stretch). The inverse of the above statement on the behaviour at KSO (+) is true at KSO (-).
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PS: This is a simple suggestion for
EVERYONE it is my hope that this scheme will quickly tell everyone or anyone who employs it how Orbit works and therefore lead to a more direct sense of how to now use the tool. Because once you get to trust and understand the KSO and therefore Orbit as a whole you are in good business.