INDICATORS 𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐃𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐑𝐎𝐎𝐌

This is a strict four-indicator confluence strategy for 1-minute candles and 5-minute binary expiry. It combines MA 100 for market context, SuperTrend for trend direction, MACD 10/22/9 for momentum, and Vortex for directional strength. CALL: Price above MA 100, recent bullish SuperTrend flip, MACD crossing up with rising histogram, VI+ above VI-, plus a bullish closing candle. PUT: Price below MA 100, recent bearish SuperTrend flip, MACD crossing down with falling histogram, VI- above VI+, plus a bearish closing candle. Key filter: Avoid entries if the MACD histogram has already moved in the same direction for more than five candles, because the move may be late. The original method requires all four indicators to agree before opening a position.

Strategy idea: This is a fast 15-second scalping strategy for 1-minute binary options. It requires three confirmations: visible candle direction, a fresh SMA 6/14 crossover, and Parabolic SAR positioned on the correct side of price. CALL: Upward candles, SMA 6 crosses above SMA 14 recently, SAR below price, then a bullish candle closes. PUT: Downward candles, SMA 6 crosses below SMA 14 recently, SAR above price, then a bearish candle closes. Expiry: 1 minute. The original method emphasizes avoiding sideways charts, old crossovers, and trades where the three confirmations do not agree

No repainting: Signals are evaluated on completed bars only, which is series index 1. The forming candle never gets an arrow, and the alert fires once per completed bar. BUY: Needs the last 2 candles to close in the outer 10% of the channel at the top (the “riding” zone), AO rising (Yellow), and AC increasing (Green). SELL: The mirror image, with candles riding the lower band, AO falling (Blue), and AC decreasing (Red). Consecutive candles: The 2 candles and the 10% zone are inputs (InpHugBars and InpHugPercent). No-Trade zone: The setup is ignored if any examined candle overlaps the middle line plus or minus 15% of the channel width (InpMidZonePercent). One signal per run: By default only the first bar where the setup appears gets an arrow, so you don’t get a row of repeated arrows. Set InpFirstSignalOnly to false to get one on every qualifying bar. Alerts: Popup, sound, and push alerts can each be switched on or off separately. Push notifications need your MetaQuotes ID set in the terminal options. Design choices to be aware of AO and AC: The indicator computes them internally with your custom periods, using the standard formulas (AC = AO minus its 5-period average). A chart-window indicator can’t also draw histograms in a subwindow. Instead, a small panel in the top-left corner shows the current AO state (Yellow or Blue) and AC state (Green or Red) in your chosen colors, along with the brand text and the latest signal state. You can turn the panel off with InpShowPanel. Rising/falling colors: AO is “rising” when the latest completed bar’s value is above the previous bar’s, and “falling” when it’s below. AC uses the same rule. Timeframe: It always runs on the current chart timeframe, M1 or higher. Donchian band: The channel includes the current bar’s high and low, so a candle making a new high sits exactly on the upper band. I wasn’t given any win-rate or backtest figures for this system, so I’d test it on a demo account across several pairs and sessions before relying on the signals. Binary options and scalping both carry a high risk of loss.

No repainting: Signals are evaluated on completed bars only, which is series index 1. The forming candle never gets an arrow, and the alert fires once per completed bar. BUY: Needs the last 2 candles to close in the outer 10% of the channel at the top (the “riding” zone), AO rising (Yellow), and AC increasing (Green). SELL: The mirror image, with candles riding the lower band, AO falling (Blue), and AC decreasing (Red). Consecutive candles: The 2 candles and the 10% zone are inputs (InpHugBars and InpHugPercent). No-Trade zone: The setup is ignored if any examined candle overlaps the middle line plus or minus 15% of the channel width (InpMidZonePercent). One signal per run: By default only the first bar where the setup appears gets an arrow, so you don’t get a row of repeated arrows. Set InpFirstSignalOnly to false to get one on every qualifying bar. Alerts: Popup, sound, and push alerts can each be switched on or off separately. Push notifications need your MetaQuotes ID set in the terminal options. Design choices to be aware of AO and AC: The indicator computes them internally with your custom periods, using the standard formulas (AC = AO minus its 5-period average). A chart-window indicator can’t also draw histograms in a subwindow. Instead, a small panel in the top-left corner shows the current AO state (Yellow or Blue) and AC state (Green or Red) in your chosen colors, along with the brand text and the latest signal state. You can turn the panel off with InpShowPanel. Rising/falling colors: AO is “rising” when the latest completed bar’s value is above the previous bar’s, and “falling” when it’s below. AC uses the same rule. Timeframe: It always runs on the current chart timeframe, M1 or higher. Donchian band: The channel includes the current bar’s high and low, so a candle making a new high sits exactly on the upper band. I wasn’t given any win-rate or backtest figures for this system, so I’d test it on a demo account across several pairs and sessions before relying on the signals. Binary options and scalping both carry a high risk of loss.

This is a trend-continuation strategy. It enters only when a strong trend is already established, price pulls back into the EMA 20–50 value zone, and a confirmation candle resumes the trend. CALL: Bullish HTF bias, price above EMA 200, EMA 20 > EMA 50 > EMA 200, ADX above 25 with DI+ above DI-, bullish rejection candle after a pullback. PUT: Bearish HTF bias, price below EMA 200, EMA 20 < EMA 50 < EMA 200, ADX above 25 with DI- above DI+, bearish rejection candle after a pullback. Expiry: Use 1–3 minutes on M1 and 5–15 minutes on M5. ADX above 25 is commonly used to confirm that the market is trending rather than ranging