Simple

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## User Guide for the Simple
I. Indicator Philosophy
This indicator is not a simple system that provides only one type of signal. It is an advanced tool that analyzes the market using three independent "engines," each specializing in detecting a different type of trading opportunity. Its goal is to identify high-probability setups by filtering out market noise.

II. Legend – What You See on the Chart
Before we proceed to the signals, you need to understand what each visual element represents:

Orange Line (200 EMA): This is the main, long-term trend indicator. It acts like a river – if the price flows above it, we look for buying opportunities (LONG). If it's below, we look for selling opportunities (SHORT).

The Ribbon (green/red): Represents short-term momentum and acts as a dynamic support/resistance zone. A green ribbon suggests buying strength, while a red one suggests selling pressure.

Kijun-sen Line (blue/red): This is the medium-term "center of gravity" of the market. It shows the price equilibrium. Its position relative to the price and the ribbon is crucial for many signals.

Gray Background: This is a "NO-TRADE ZONE." It appears when the ADX indicator shows that the market is in consolidation and lacks a clear trend. Most signals are ignored in these areas.

## III. The Three Signal Engines – When to Consider a Position
The indicator generates three different types of signals, each with its own characteristics and risk profile.

1. LONG / SHORT Labels (The Pullback Engine - Conservative)
Character: Safe, conservative, trend-following. Appears the least frequently.

How it works: It looks for ideal, "textbook" conditions. For a LONG signal, all indicators must be in full alignment (price > ribbon > Kijun > orange line), the trend must be strong (high ADX), AND the price must make a pullback to the ribbon and then bounce off it.

When to consider a position: When you see this signal, you are entering a well-developed, healthy trend. It's a high-probability entry, but often not at the very beginning of the move. Ideal for traders who value safety.

2. 🔵 / 🟣 Circles (The Squeeze Engine - Moderate)
Character: Moderately aggressive, looks for the beginning of a new, dynamic move.

How it works: It searches for periods of consolidation and low volatility (when the market is "gathering energy"). The signal (a circle) appears at the moment the price breaks out of this consolidation, and the direction of the breakout is confirmed by the Kijun-sen line.

When to consider a position: When you see the price has been moving sideways for a while, and then a circle appears. This is a sign that the consolidation phase has likely ended and a new impulse is beginning. Ideal for catching "fresh" moves.

3. ⚡ Lightning Bolt (The Reversal Engine - Aggressive)
Character: Aggressive, contrarian, attempts to catch sharp reversals. This is the riskiest signal.

How it works: It ignores most of the trend filters. Its sole purpose is to find a moment where the price, after a sharp and overextended move in one direction, suddenly reverses on a strong candle with high volume.

When to consider a position: When you want to take a risk to catch the very bottom (V-bottom) or top (V-top). This signal requires the most experience. It is recommended to only take it when it appears near a significant, horizontal support or resistance level. Never take it "in a vacuum."

IV. Summary and Practical Strategy
Signal

Signal Type

Character

Ideal Market Conditions

LONG/SHORT

Pullback Entry

Conservative

A strong, developed, and healthy trend.

🔵/🟣

Squeeze Breakout

Moderate

The end of a sideways move, the beginning of a new impulse.

⚡

Sharp Reversal

Aggressive

Market panic, oversold/overbought conditions at a key S/R level.


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Note di rilascio

I. Indicator Philosophy
This indicator is an advanced tool that analyzes the market using four independent signal "engines." Each engine specializes in detecting a different type of trading opportunity. Its goal is to identify high-probability setups and filter out market noise. With extensive options, you can fully customize its behavior to fit your style and the analyzed instrument.

II. Legend – What You See on the Chart
Orange Line (200 EMA): The main, long-term trend indicator. It acts like a river – if the price flows above it, we look for buying (LONG) opportunities. If below, we look for selling (SHORT) opportunities.

The Ribbon (green/red): Represents short-term momentum and acts as a dynamic support/resistance zone.

Kijun-sen Line (blue/red): The medium-term "center of gravity" of the market. It shows the price equilibrium.

Gray Background: A "no-trade zone." It appears when the ADX indicator shows that the market is in consolidation.

III. The Four Signal Engines and Alerts – When to Consider a Position
1. LONG / SHORT Labels (The Pullback Engine - Conservative)
Character: Safe, conservative, trend-following.

How it works: It looks for ideal conditions where all indicators are fully aligned with the trend, and the trend itself is strong (high ADX). A signal only appears when the price makes a pullback to the ribbon and then bounces off it.

When to consider a position: When you want to enter a well-developed, healthy trend. This is a high-probability entry, but often not at the very beginning of the move.

2. 🔵 / 🟣 Circles (The Squeeze Engine - Moderate)
Character: Moderately aggressive, looks for the beginning of a new, dynamic move.

How it works: It searches for periods of consolidation and low volatility (when the market is "gathering energy"). The signal (a circle) appears at the moment the price breaks out of this consolidation, with the direction of the breakout confirmed by the Kijun-sen line.

When to consider a position: When you see the price has been moving sideways for a while, and then a circle appears. This signals that the consolidation phase has likely ended and a new impulse is beginning.

3. ⚡ Lightning Bolt (The Reversal Engine - Aggressive)
Character: Aggressive, contrarian, attempts to catch sharp reversals.

How it works: It looks for moments when the market is extremely "overstretched." The ⚡ signal will only appear if, immediately after this phase, a strong reversal candle on high volume cuts back across the short-term moving average.

When to consider a position: When you want to risk catching the very bottom (V-bottom) or top (V-top). It is recommended to only take this signal when it appears near a significant horizontal support or resistance level.

4. + Plus Sign (The Fisher Engine - Extreme)
Character: Precise, oscillator-based, looks for turning points.

How it works: It uses the Fisher Transform oscillator to identify extreme overbought/oversold zones. The + signal appears when the oscillator turns back from such an extreme zone, strongly suggesting a local top or bottom has been reached.

When to consider a position: When you are looking for a precise entry point at the beginning of a new move. It's a very effective reversal signal, often confirming signals from other engines.

Bonus Alerts: Kijun-sen Cross (▲/▼)
Character: Informational, very sensitive.

How it works: Small triangles appear every time the price closes on the opposite side of the Kijun-sen line.

When to consider a position? This is not a standalone entry signal. Use it as an early warning of a potential shift in short-term sentiment or as an extra confirmation for signals from the other engines.