My indicator with Python API Bot for Forex/Stock Options

10 set 2023

Hey Traders just giving some insight into my thought process and trading strategy. This is my all in one indicator that identifies Bear and Bull Candles, it has two Moving Average lines that I coded to also show the Stochastic K% vs D% visually, and a handy table to show the necessary information I need. When a Bear (red) or Bull (green) candle is confirmed once the candle is set and we move to the next candle, so NO repainting, three red or green TRIGGER LINES are created at the identified candle in relation to the price movement of that candle. Trigger 1 (main trigger), Trigger 2 (the high/low if the bull/bear candle), and Trigger 3 (confirmation of continuation). When the Trigger 1 is broken, an alert goes off and send a message with a Buy, SPX, 1, Call, 4275 webhook for stock options ( I trade SPY/SPX options) or in this case a SELL, EURUSD webhook to my Python Script running a flask server listening for incoming webhooks. It then sends the appropriate API to either Etrade, TD Ameritrade, or in this case Oanda which puts the order through within seconds of the alert. EUR/USD gives the most ROI with 46% profit per 100 pips, the others that are 36-39%: CAD/CHF, AUD/CAD, EUR/CAD, USD/CAD. This is the first time I'm setting it to AUTOPILOT on the weekly for obvious reasons. Smaller Timeframes can be manipulated with injections of money but its hard to change directions on larger timeframes, like stopping a bike vs an 18 Wheeler. Anyway, remember PAY-TIENCE is the key. I'm just a 36 year old guy from Cleveland, Ohio who just learned to code on his spare time last fall. Only reason I did it was due to my friends and family, they couldn't SEE what I saw when looking at the charts and candles. Everything you see on my indicator is already in front of your eyes, just isolate the noise. No other candle is important except the highlighted candles so I'm neutral until that green Bull candle appears. Be safe, love your family and yourself even more. Till' next time!