(binned per thread starter’s request) reversionX: A Rule-Based

Another Buy and Sell setups. Sell setup is not ideal, because the conformation is after 4 candles and stop loss is like 3 pips but still not a bad setup as we can see the MACD loosing bullish strength

Another trade on OIL - Conservative entry

hi rishee nice entries, one question, should we only expect green dots in yellow (buy) or blue (sell) histogram or can they also be black dots?

have a good day

Hi fream1,
The TTM Squeeze histogram and dots serve distinct but complementary roles:

1. The histogram shows price momentum—its direction and strength:
   • Cyan bars = positive, increasing momentum
   • Blue bars = positive, decreasing momentum
   • Red bars = negative, increasing momentum
   • Yellow bars = negative, decreasing momentum
2. The colored dots indicate the compression level of the Bollinger Bands relative to the Keltner Channels:
   • Black dots = low compression (squeeze forming)
   • Red dots = medium compression
   • Orange dots = high compression
   • Green dots = squeeze fired (Bollinger Bands moved outside Keltner Channels)

So to your question — yes, we can definitely see green dots following black, red, or orange dots. Any of them can lead into a squeeze release (green dot).
In reversionX, we don’t use the green dots as entry signals. Instead, the green dot acts as a filter to avoid taking entries in strong trending directions:

1. For buy setups, we avoid entries if there’s a green dot accompanied by red histogram bars (bearish momentum), indicating strong downward momentum.
2. For sell setups, we avoid entries if there’s a green dot accompanied by aqua histogram bars (bullish momentum), indicating strong upward momentum.

Hope this helps clarify!

Another trade but a loosing one

Amazing trade on Nasdaq and breakeven on oil

Killer trade... No clear trend on TTM and MACD, perfect for mean reversion

Looking good on futures also

PC

Excellent.. Would love to see the results... keep them posted

Another trade on NASDAQ - a bit wide stop loss above the recent high because its a premarket trade I just want to give more room

Another killer trade on EUR/USD

First two buy signals are invalid, because we see a green dots with red bars and no yellow bars indication strong momentum but the third signal is followed by yellow bars and MACD is steadily loosing momentum

hi rishee today i made the same entry

1 loosing trade followed by a winning one

Excellent, just try to journal the trades and after 50 trades you will have a lot of information to analyze....

Wow.. 4.29R is awesomee.. keep them coming

Full Disclaimer: I don’t personally trade this pair, but I want to walk through the setups to help explain the reasoning behind each trade. While strict rules are essential in any trading system, understanding why a setup works is key—especially if you plan to tweak the rules to better fit your own trading style. Below, you’ll see three valid trade setups:

1. First Trade: This one is very straightforward and doesn't need much explanation—it's a clean setup.
2. Second Trade: Here, the TTM Squeeze shows yellow bars and the MACD is clearly losing momentum. However, the candles are still bearish, which makes this a tricky setup for defining a stop loss. Personally, I would usually skip this trade. That said, if you were to take a hypothetical entry, it would be after a strong bullish candle (as shown). Still, if you’re uncertain, it's always better to skip the trade than to take a loss. Since we already know how this trade played out, there’s a risk of hindsight bias here—just something to keep in mind.
3. Third Trade: This is another classic setup. As mentioned in the previous post, with enough screen time and experience, you'll learn to catch high risk-to-reward trades by holding through the TTM Squeeze firing phase.

I see in your setups that what you respect most is two green dots in a row in blue or yellow histograms.
In that I find that your entries exceeded 3-4 candles many times after the signal. This gives me to understand that as long as the price is not far away from the signal, you will wait some more candles until you get the two green dots in your blue or yellow histogram, is that so?
I hope you can understand my question, greetings Rishee

Great thread so far

I came back from traveling today and started to look at the charts.

I suggest publishing more losing trades.
We can learn from those as well. And it will help with having more realistic expectations.
What happens often is that you read a thread and it seems like everybody is doing amazing and only you suck.
So you end up thinking something like: OK, maybe this strategy is simply not right for me, etc.
And according to the backtest, we should expect, say, 40% losing trades when following the rules.

I start trying the strategy on the recommended tf, but since I like the daily tf I'll try it on D1 too and publish results.