What Does the Indicator Do?
The indicator analyzes each candle in relation to the previous one, evaluating whether the size and position of the current candle meet certain predefined criteria. By incorporating an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) as a trend filter and adjusting variables such as candle size proportion, maximum candle size, and minimum distance from the EMA, the indicator helps identify market conditions that may be favorable for entering or exiting a trade.
How Does the Indicator Work?
- Candle Size Comparison:Size Proportion: The indicator compares the size of the current candle to the previous one. If the current candle is proportionally larger based on the set value (e.g., 1.3 times larger), it is considered significant.
- Trend Filter with EMA:Exponential Moving Average (EMA): An adjustable-length EMA is used to determine the general market trend. Bullish signals are considered when the price is above the EMA, and bearish signals when it is below.
- Additional Filters:Maximum Candle Size: Limits the size of candles considered to avoid the influence of unusually large candles.
Minimum Distance from EMA: Ensures that the price is sufficiently away from the EMA to avoid signals in congested zones.
- Calculation of Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Levels:Based on the configured ticks, the indicator calculates and visually displays the SL and TP levels on the chart.
- Visual Signals:Candle Coloring: Candles that meet the criteria are dynamically colored (green for bullish and red for bearish).
Buy/Sell Labels: "W" labels are displayed for possible bullish opportunities and "X" for bearish ones.
- EMA Visualization:
- A shading is added around the EMA to provide an additional visual reference on the trend.
How to Use the Indicator?
- Parameter Configuration:Adjust the Size Proportion to set how much larger the current candle must be compared to the previous one.
Define the EMA Length according to your trading strategy.
Set the Maximum Candle Size and Minimum Distance from EMA to filter out unwanted signals.
Configure the SL and TP Ticks to automatically calculate the stop-loss and take-profit levels.
- Signal Interpretation:Green Candles (Bullish): Indicate possible buying opportunities if all criteria are met.
Red Candles (Bearish): Indicate possible short-selling opportunities.
Use the "W" and "X" labels as additional visual confirmation.
- Trade Planning:Use the SL and TP levels displayed on the chart to plan your orders and manage risk.
- Visual Customization:
- Select the Chart Mode (Light or Dark) to adapt the indicator to your visual preferences.
Example Configuration for AUDJPY
As an example, here is a configuration applied to the AUDJPY currency pair:
- Size Proportion: 1.3
- EMA Length: 27
- Maximum Candle Size: 120
- Minimum Distance from EMA: 141
- SL Ticks: 100
- TP Ticks: 300
This configuration can be used as a starting point and adjusted according to the specific characteristics of AUDJPY and the individual trader's preferences.
What Makes This Indicator Original?
- Integration of Multiple Filters: Combines candle size comparison with trend and volatility filters to offer more refined signals.
- Extensive Customization: Allows adjustment of multiple parameters to suit different assets and trading styles.
- Intuitive Visualization: Provides clear visual signals and SL/TP levels directly on the chart, facilitating decision-making.
- Built-in Risk Management: By calculating and displaying SL and TP levels, the indicator aids in planning and risk management for each trade.
Additional Considerations
- Not a Standalone Indicator: It is recommended to use this indicator in conjunction with other technical and fundamental analyses for better decision-making.
- Prior Testing: Before using it on a real account, it is advisable to test the indicator on a demo account to familiarize yourself with its functionality and adjust parameters as necessary.
- Limitations: Like all technical indicators, it does not guarantee results and should be used as a support tool.
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