image If you switch to H1 to check on trend you will see there's no signal for up. You stick to M30 image

Signals with Moving Averages

For instance; if you trade M30 don't bother to get in as early as possible, rather make sure of the trend first: Example: image

Signals with Moving Averages

As you can see, it's actually better to stick to lower TFs and then check against larger TFs to see if the direction is correct.

Signals with Moving Averages

Example on H4 Signals on H4 chart image Switch to H1 to find entry image Switch to M30 to find perfect entry image Switch to M15 to make 100% sure image

Signals with Moving Averages

What's very nice about it, is the fact that when trading larger TF and you go lower/higher, depending in what direction you're trading, you can find an entry signal very easily.

Signals with Moving Averages

A quick look at daily: image

Signals with Moving Averages

Morning guys; I'm going to do some back testing to see how good this system really is. Looks very promising. The main point is that black should go down or up close to the wick, as the wick is the middle of any candle.

Signals with Moving Averages

It gave 800p. I took 172, getting sleepy now.

Signals with Moving Averages

Still up and about. I traded this one moments ago; image

Signals with Moving Averages

Too slow now; I'm saying goodnight, sleep well.

Signals with Moving Averages

Running in middle of next candle which is right; but not right to trade, need to wait for next close as black passed to the right of candle. image

Signals with Moving Averages

Check at close to see if black will pass through middle. image

Signals with Moving Averages

Let's check then for one on M30 going up. image

Signals with Moving Averages

On H4 still in up trend; maybe a bit stupid then trying to trade down. image

Signals with Moving Averages

It turn to the left going down, that's no good.

Signals with Moving Averages

One to check at close; doing fine and through a level already image

Signals with Moving Averages

See you later, perhaps.

Signals with Moving Averages

A combination of Glitter, White and Green: image

Signals with Moving Averages

Forgot to say; you'll need me to supply the charts with signals BUT I guess in most instances White/Green may work for you as well. I don't want to add it to the glitter chart as it will confuse you.

Signals with Moving Averages

I switch the H4 chart (as is) to H1 (see white markings). Check the opportunities; very good ones to say the least. image

Signals with Moving Averages