1. Trend Identification
Background Color:
Green = Bullish trend (trade longs)
Red = Bearish trend (trade shorts)
EMA Lines:
Blue (200 EMA): Long-term trend
Colored (55 EMA): Green = bullish momentum, Red = bearish momentum
2. Key Levels
Support (S) - Green horizontal line
Resistance (R) - Red horizontal line
How to use:
Look for price reactions (bounces/rejections) at these levels
Trade breakouts when price closes beyond these levels
3. Order Blocks (OB)
Bull OB - Green boxes (demand zones)
Bear OB - Red boxes (supply zones)
How to use:
Price often returns to these zones
Look for reversals at Bull OB in uptrends
Look for rejections at Bear OB in downtrends
4. Price Action Signals
▲ Green Triangle (below bar):
Bullish pin bar at support/Bull OB
▼ Red Triangle (above bar):
Bearish pin bar at resistance/Bear OB
BOS↑/BOS↓ Flags:
Trend continuation signals after breaks
5. Trading Strategy
A) Trend Continuation:
Wait for BOS flag (breakout)
Enter on retest of broken level
Place stop beyond OB/support-resistance
B) Trend Reversal:
Look for pin bar at key level
Confirm with OB zone alignment
Enter with stop beyond recent swing
6. Settings to Adjust
Swing Sensitivity (3-5):
Lower = more levels, Higher = fewer levels
SR Confirmations (2-3):
How many touches needed to confirm levels
EMA Periods:
Keep 55/200 for daily, adjust to 20/50 for lower timeframes
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Trading against background color (trend)
Ignoring multiple confirmations (level + signal + trend)
Chasing breaks without retests
Not using proper risk management (always use stops!)
Workflow Summary
Check background color (trend direction)
Identify nearest S/R levels
Look for pin bars/OB zones near these levels
Confirm with BOS flags for trend continuation
Trade only when 3+ elements align
This indicator works best on 1H-4H timeframes for swing trading. Always combine with proper risk management (1-2% per trade, stop losses). The magic is in the confluence - never trade single signals! 🎯