Customize the Settings

Here's a breakdown of the indicator settings and how you can customize them. But listen up: we've spent countless hours optimizing the default settings for peak performance. So, before you go messing with things, make absolutely sure you know what you're doing. Changing these settings without a solid understanding could seriously mess with the indicator's accuracy and effectiveness. Consider yourself warned. If you still choose to proceed, you're on your own.

Our optimal default settings are saved in Discord: https://discord.gg/Nk4Y37Z8WB

Visualization Settings

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The indicator won't work until you check the terms and conditions box. If you close the window without ticking it, just remove and re-add the indicator.

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If you know what you're doing, you can filter the signals to show only buys or sells, based on the bigger picture (higher timeframe trend or daily bias).

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You have the option to select which of the three signals—dot, triangle, or diamond—are displayed on your chart. This allows you to customize your view and eliminate unnecessary distractions.

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The buy and sell labels are designed to appear only when two conditions are met: the price crosses the TMA line, and a triangle or diamond signal appears, indicating strong momentum.

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The indicator offers two options for entry guidance: four distinct lines, each calculated using a different algorithm, or a designated entry area. Choose whichever works best for you.

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The indicator also provides a suggested stop-loss line calculated using ATR. It's not mandatory, but it can be a useful guide.

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Want to filter out some noise? Use the RSI setting. It'll reduce the number of signals, showing only the ones that match your criteria. But heads up: It's not a magic bullet. You can still lose.

Signal Positioning

Customize where your signals are displayed. Because price gaps aren't uniform across charts, this setting lets you fine-tune the signal positioning.

Stop Lost ATR Calculation

The stop-loss calculation uses ATR, and you have the option to customize the high-velocity period (default is NY Time). During this period, an extended ATR adjustment will be added to the stop-loss.

RSI Filter

The RSI filter can be toggled on or off using the display settings. When enabled, it filters out signals that occur when the RSI is in the neutral zone, avoiding signals that are neither overbought nor oversold.

MACD Settings

This is the MACD, enhanced with two key features: signal sensitivity, which controls when signals are triggered, and a high/low filter, which helps to eliminate unnecessary noise and reduce the occurrence of false signals.

TMA Settings

The TMA setting determines when buy and sell labels are displayed. A label will appear on the chart only when a signal occurs and the price crosses over the TMA line.

Bollinger Bands Settings

The settings for the Bollinger Bands directly influence when signals are generated, either sooner or later. The Standard Deviation, which we can think of as sensitivity, controls the signal frequency. A higher Standard Deviation results in fewer signals, making the indicator less sensitive to price fluctuations.