Very similar to the horizontal levels, however these lines adapt to the price structure based on fibonacci levels and recalculate periodically.

Use it to:

• Set trade targets

• Set a stop loss

• Double check when entering a trade (i.e: don't enter a long if price is just below a line)

For a full understanding of the "Support & Resistance" concept check this article from Investopedia: article

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How to active it (under Trend Rider Algo #1 Settings)

Trend lines serve as support and resistance for the current trend.

• When Price is above line then the trend is bullish

• When Price is below line then the trend is bearish

Regarding the colors:

Orange Color = Trend is currently bullish, line acts as a support.

Blue Color = Trend is currently bearish, line acts as a resistance.

Use it for:

• Take profits (i.e: if you long during a downtrend and the price goes up and touches blue line, that is a good level to take profits)

• Add to a long when price touches lines (for example if you during an uptrend, and price goes down and touches the orange line, that is a good time to add to your position or enter the trade with tight stop loss)

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How to add Indicator (under Trend Rider Algo #1 settings)

This is a fully automated support and resistance indicator that can be used to identify strong support and resistance levels which can be used for:

• Set trade targets

• Set a stop loss

• Double check when entering a trade (i.e: don't enter a long if price is just below a line)

For a full understanding of the "Support & Resistance" concept check this article from Investopedia: article

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How to activate it (Under Trend Rider Algo #1 Settings)

New trendline looks for at least 2 HH or LL pivots. If the trendline is crossed then it dissapears.

Lines are extended to the right so you can project at what price level it could break in the future.

• Orange Line= support trend line

• Blue line= resistnace trendline.

🚨Recommendation: Use this together with the horizontal S/R lines, enable fib and trend line only analysis.

Bull and Bear Label try to predict when a trend is shifting direction.

For the BULL signal there are 3 types of signals, the type of signal depend on the number of indicators that are bullish at that time, in other words when a "Strong BULL" signal appears it means that most of our indicators are bullish at that time:

• LIGHT BULL

• BULL

• STRONG BULL

For the BEAR signal there are 3 types of signals, the type of signal depend on the number of indicators that are bearish at that time, in other words when a "Strong BEAR" signal appears it means that most of our indicators are bearish at that time:

• LIGHT BEAR

• BEAR

• STRONG BEAR

Extra:

"Careful long" message: it appears together with a bull signal if the asset is overbought, when this happens it is better to wait for the price to come down to support first before opening a long.

"Careful short" message: it appears together with a bear signal if the asset is oversold, when this happens it is better to wait for the price to go up to resistance first before opening a short.

TIP: Bull and Bear labels are specially important for the most volatile asset like altcoins. Be extra careful while longing an alt while a bear signal is active (see Solana Reference image below)

Reference Image: Signals for Bitcoin

Reference Image: Signals for Solana

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Indicates when a bearish or bullish divergence appear, we use it as a take profits signal. This is the main indicator for the "Anticipation Strategy". First, what is a divergence? Basically, it happens when the price is going in a direction and the oscillator (indicators) is going the opposite way. When this happens the chances for the price to go sideways or revert direction is higher, that is why we use it this indicator to take profits during an uptrend and to open positions during a downtrend. About the type of signals

· “Take Profits’ : appear above the price when a bearish divergence is present.

· ‘Strong take profits’: appear above the price when a bearish divergence is present and the asset is overbought.

· ‘Probable bounce’: appears below the price when a bullish divergence is present.

· “Potential reversal”: appears when a bullish div is present and the asset is oversold.

On settings you can choose to use regular and/or hidden divergences as input for the signals. Personally, I enable only regular divergences.

Only enable hidden divergences if you want to trade more frequently and take profits more often.

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How to activate the indicator. Also note that you can change the size of the signals on the same settings menu.

To activate hidden divergen as input for the signals go to the option "Divergence Type"

Rider Band is one of my favorites indicators as it provides you a lot of precious information in one glance.

It can be used to:

1. Quickly understand trend direction

2. Support and resistance levels that work extremely well during bounces and corrections.

   1. For example, while we are in a bullish trend, the price tends to come back and bounce on the Rider Band Upper limit. The opposit happens dureing a downtrend (check reference Image)

3. Detect when an asset is overbought/oversold using RB Trend Fill Over Levels indicator.
   

About the band colors:

• Yellow= Bullish Trend

• Gray = Neutral trend

• Blue = Bearish Trend

TIP: For identifying trend purposes, Rider Band colors are more effective on the daily and weekly charts. For most cases , specially on crypto, if you buy when it flips orang and close when it flips blue the return over time is much higher versus just holding.

RB Trend Fill Over Levels colors:

• Red: Asset is overbought

• Green: Asset is oversold

Reference Image: Rider Band trend colors

Reference Image: Rider Band trend colors and overbought/overzone colors

Reference Image: How to identify bounces and corrections supports and resitances

Here you can see how the Band upper limit acts as the first important support during a correction. On the other hand it's lower limit acts as the first important resistance during a bounce.

Reference Image: How to activate Rider Band (Trend Rider Algo #1 settings)

Aims to detect early trends change faster (usually before the bull/bear labels). The color and shape of the indicator determines the detected trend.

Symbols:

• Orange Circle: Bullish trend

• Blue Cross: Bearish trend

I personally use this indicator for profit taking rather than for entries. For example, if I am in a long and a X appear, i reduce my position.

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1. Warning/Attention : This signal appears when there are signs that the trend may change in the short term and the asset is overbought/oversold.

About signal colors :

• Warning = bearish

• Attention = bullish.

tip : Specially powerful on the weekly time frame, it has predicted previus bitcoin bottoms

2. M : This indicator appears when the short-term trend may change.

About signal colors :

• Blue color = bearish

• Orange color = bullish.

⚠Recommendation⚠ Use the "M" indicator in complement with the others, since by itself it is not strong enough.

3. What is the difference between Warning/Attention signal and take profit/bounce signals?

Take profit and bounce signals are more powerful, since in addition to the chance of a changing moment, other variables such as bullish or bearish divergences are added at the same time, the best way to use these indicators is together.

for instance:

A very good opportunity to enter a long would be when a +Attention signals and bounce signal appears plus price is near a support line and for shorts when a Warning/Attention signals and take profits signals appears near a resistance line.

Attention signal and Bounce signals near a support line

Warning signal and Profits signals near a Resistance

+Attention Signals and M Signals are inside Trend Rider Algo #1.

Introduction

Discover a powerful tool that anticipates market corrections or rebounds with impressive probabilities: The Super Signal. This tutorial will guide you through its purpose, functionality, and effective usage.

What Is The Super Signal?

The Super Signal is a robust, new indicator that identifies confluences within our signals, thereby offering high probability anticipation of market corrections or rebounds.

Its Purpose

The Super Signal helps in identifying swift entry opportunities for long or short positions. It doesn't primarily aim to detect trend changes, although some rebounds following a Super Signal could potentially become a trend change.

Locating The Super Signal

Within the Rider Algo #1, simply enable the "Show Super Signal" box to access the Super Signal.

Elements Of The Super Signal

• Super signal: It appears once the conditions align correctly. It is expressed as green circles for a bullish signal and red for a bearish one. The number of circles (1 to 3) indicates signal strength—more circles mean a stronger signal.

• Display SS Stop loss: The algorithm suggests a stop loss by identifying the highest and lowest points within a specified period before the Super Signal.

• Display SS Accuracy table: This table provides the success percentages of bullish and bearish Super Signals, along with valuable information on the price variations after a successful signal.

• Display SS markings: Adds an additional label on the chart when a Super Signal appears.

• Show Success and Avg. delta lines: These lines indicate the price levels at which a Super Signal would be considered successful and the average price level reached after a successful signal.

• SS Accuracy Table Position: This allows you to change the position of the Accuracy Table on the chart.

Understanding The Accuracy Table

The Accuracy Table includes several elements:

• # of SS: Number of Super Signals ever printed on the selected asset and timeframe.

• Accuracy: The percentage of those signals that met the price delta criteria without touching the Stop Loss.

• Average upside: The average historical price increase (or decrease for bearish signals) after a successful signal.

• Price delta criteria: The percentage that the price should change to be considered a successful signal. This value varies with the asset and timeframe, providing a single criteria for each asset combination, rather than a random hand-picked number.

Best Practices

• Integrative approach: Combine the Super Signal with other indicators such as Horizontal Support and Resistances (Algo #1), Trend Support and Resistance (Algo #1), Rider Band (Algo #1), and Volume Profile (Algo #2) for best results.

• Ideal scenario: Seek ideal scenarios to increase your success ratio. For instance, price close to support (for longs) or resistance (for shorts), medium-large gap between price and Rider Band/Trend Support & Resistance, and thin/gray Rider band if price is close to the band.

• Order types: Try using limit orders or partial orders if the stop loss is too far from the close price of the candle with the Super Signal, especially if the setup is not ideal.

• Locking profits: Once the signal is successful, secure your profits by moving the stop loss or closing a portion of the trade.

By integrating the Super Signal into your trading strategy, you can leverage high-probability entry points to maximize your trading success.