I created MIX on TradingView, a predictive signal indicator.
Red indicates a short signal, and green indicates a long signal. Dots indicate reversals, while triangles indicate trend-following signals. All four charts are on the 5-minute timeframe: Bitcoin, gold, the S&P 500, and crude oil. They record how the signals change over the same market period.
MIX generates and locks each signal when the candle closes. It uses no future data and does not repaint; once locked, a signal will not change. This is a fundamental design principle, hard-coded into the script.
It is not individually tuned for any particular instrument or timeframe. If an instrument has a candlestick chart on TradingView, you can use it on that instrument and timeframe. The same rules apply across everything from crypto to energy, and from 5-minute to 4-hour charts. Changing the timeframe only changes the signal frequency.
Achieving both a high win rate and a high reward-to-risk ratio without repainting is not easy, and no one can accurately predict the next candle's movement. So I recommend taking screenshots and tracking the win rate and reward-to-risk ratio yourself. Place the charts back in the context of the full price action, then review each candle using consistent criteria.
What I can promise is that there are no future functions, signals are locked at candle close, and alerts will be forwarded in real time once you set them up.
The 4-hour signals I usually post are on a higher timeframe, so there aren't many of them. These short-timeframe charts are for my own use when examining the details.
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Thanks for following, and feel free to share your observations and ideas in the comments. I'll continue sharing chart records and market observations for everyone to refer to.
Red indicates a short signal, and green indicates a long signal. Dots indicate reversals, while triangles indicate trend-following signals. All four charts are on the 5-minute timeframe: Bitcoin, gold, the S&P 500, and crude oil. They record how the signals change over the same market period.
MIX generates and locks each signal when the candle closes. It uses no future data and does not repaint; once locked, a signal will not change. This is a fundamental design principle, hard-coded into the script.
It is not individually tuned for any particular instrument or timeframe. If an instrument has a candlestick chart on TradingView, you can use it on that instrument and timeframe. The same rules apply across everything from crypto to energy, and from 5-minute to 4-hour charts. Changing the timeframe only changes the signal frequency.
Achieving both a high win rate and a high reward-to-risk ratio without repainting is not easy, and no one can accurately predict the next candle's movement. So I recommend taking screenshots and tracking the win rate and reward-to-risk ratio yourself. Place the charts back in the context of the full price action, then review each candle using consistent criteria.
What I can promise is that there are no future functions, signals are locked at candle close, and alerts will be forwarded in real time once you set them up.
The 4-hour signals I usually post are on a higher timeframe, so there aren't many of them. These short-timeframe charts are for my own use when examining the details.
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Thanks for following, and feel free to share your observations and ideas in the comments. I'll continue sharing chart records and market observations for everyone to refer to.
