[00:04] second candles. Expiry, 1 minute. Then search for a Rune, add it, set the period to 14, and leave everything else on default. Buy, wait for the crossover above the 50 level, and enter on the next candle.
[00:19] Sell, wait for the crossover below the 50 level, and enter on the next candle. 50 level, and enter on the next candle. That's it. Only the crossover matters. One detail though, and this is where most people go wrong. Don't enter the
[00:32] moment you see the line touching the level. Let that candle close first, and confirm the cross is complete. Your entry is the very next candle after that close. I know waiting feels slow, and I know it feels like you're missing the
[00:45] move, but that one habit will change your results more than any indicator setting will. Now the filter I promised you. On a 15 second chart, the reading moves in and out of that middle zone constantly. Take every 50 cross, and
[00:58] you'll be exhausted by the 10th minute. So I use a stronger version, above 70 for a buy, below 30 for a sell. Because 70 and 30 aren't the edge of control, they're the confirmation of it. The 50 cross tells you something is starting.
[01:11] started. Fewer trades, and that's the point. Also, know when to sit on your hands. Skip it when the lines are tangled in the middle, crossing back and forth. That's a flat market, and this needs direction, not noise. Skip it when
[01:24] a fake cross. And skip it around major news. There's no shame in skipping. The And let me be straight with you. This is a fast setup on a short time frame.
[01:36] Signals come quickly, and losses come quickly, too. Some of these will fail, and that's normal. So test it on demo first, across trending and flat markets, first, across trending and flat markets, and then decide if it fits your style.