Bollinger Bands Infinity Trend Navigator • v5.3‑R

19 ore fa

BB Infinity Trends Navigator is a direction-biased swing engine that hunts for stretched prices, waits for the first spark of renewed momentum, and then rides the follow-through—but only when the prevailing 90 mins trend agrees. It is built to:

Stay in sync with the bigger move – a 90 mins trend gauge acts as a traffic-light. When it shines green the algorithm is cleared to buy dips; when it glows red it will only look to fade rallies.

Patiently stalk extremes – price must push past an adaptive envelope before any position is prepared.

Act lightning-fast once momentum flips – the moment a fresh burst confirms the bigger trend, the trade launches.

Hedge risk automatically – a volatility-aware safety exit is bolted on at the same instant, so a surprise wick can’t inflict deep damage.

Harvest and run – a partial profit is taken early, while the remainder trails a dynamic shield so gains are never handed back.

Grow with your account (optional) – flip one switch and position size scales with equity, yet never exceeds a dollar ceiling you choose.


Properties Tab

Field Default Role when compounding OFF
Initial capital $10 000 Starting balance for the test.
Order size $9 000 USD Each entry uses this exact cash slice.
Commission 0.05 % Charged on every fill.
Change these any time; Apex Flux Navigator will honour them unless you enable compounding, at which point the script overrides order size with its own equity-based math.

How the Compounding throttle works

position value = current equity × (your %) × (your leverage)
capped at “Max Position USD”

Example – equity $12 000, 10 % slice, 5× leverage, $100 000 cap:
12 000 × 0.10 × 5 = $6 000 → below the cap, so the trade uses $6 000 notional.
Next trade recalculates from the new equity, so size steps up (or down) automatically.

Turn the toggle OFF and the system reverts to the simple $9 000 order size from the Properties panel—perfect for fixed-risk portfolios or walk-forward testing.

18 ore fa

Note di rilascio

BB Infinity Trends Navigator is a direction-biased swing engine that hunts for stretched prices, waits for the first spark of renewed momentum, and then rides the follow-through—but only when the prevailing 90 mins trend agrees. It is built to:

Stay in sync with the bigger move – a 90 mins trend gauge acts as a traffic-light. When it shines green the algorithm is cleared to buy dips; when it glows red it will only look to fade rallies.

Patiently stalk extremes – price must push past an adaptive envelope before any position is prepared.

Act lightning-fast once momentum flips – the moment a fresh burst confirms the bigger trend, the trade launches.

Hedge risk automatically – a volatility-aware safety exit is bolted on at the same instant, so a surprise wick can’t inflict deep damage.

Harvest and run – a partial profit is taken early, while the remainder trails a dynamic shield so gains are never handed back.

Grow with your account (optional) – flip one switch and position size scales with equity, yet never exceeds a dollar ceiling you choose.


Properties Tab

Field Default Role when compounding OFF
Initial capital $10 000 Starting balance for the test.
Order size $9 000 USD Each entry uses this exact cash slice.
Commission 0.05 % Charged on every fill.
Change these any time; Apex Flux Navigator will honour them unless you enable compounding, at which point the script overrides order size with its own equity-based math.

How the Compounding throttle works

position value = current equity × (your %) × (your leverage)
capped at “Max Position USD”

position value = current equity × (your %) × (your leverage)
capped at “Max Position USD”

Example – equity $12 000, 10 % slice, 5× leverage, $100 000 cap:
12 000 × 0.10 × 5 = $6 000 → below the cap, so the trade uses $6 000 notional.
Next trade recalculates from the new equity, so size steps up (or down) automatically.

Turn the toggle OFF and the system reverts to the simple $9 000 order size from the Properties panel—perfect for fixed-risk portfolios or walk-forward testing