Bom Senso
- Indicators
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Adier Antonio Pereira
Desenvolvedor com forte raciocínio lógico para criação e aprimoramento de indicadores. Busco parcerias sérias e duradouras com foco em testes, otimizações e evolução contínua de estratégias voltadas para resultados práticos. - Version: 1.1
- Activations: 20
BomSenso is a market analysis indicator developed for traders seeking more structured decisions and less reliance on “gut feeling.”
It observes price behavior across multiple timeframes simultaneously and in an integrated manner. Instead of analyzing a single isolated timeframe, the system combines short-term dynamics with the broader market context and wave structure, creating a hybrid view of the current market conditions.
For each analysis, it identifies behavioral patterns similar to those that have occurred in the recent past and calculates the historical probability of continuation or reversal (buy, sell, or neutral). Along with this probability, it provides:
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Confidence level of the analysis
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Historical accuracy rate of similar cases
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Average expected return
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Forward validation accuracy
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Trend context
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Proximity to relevant support and resistance zones
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Wave-layer signal, including the relative position within the swing structure
All of this information is displayed clearly in a chart panel, with automatic updates and a sound alert when confidence reaches the threshold configured by the user.
The Value Differentiator
BomSenso is not a simple arrow indicator, nor is it a system that promises “guaranteed” buy or sell signals. It works as a probabilistic and contextual filter that helps the trader answer:
“Has this type of structure, within this trend and wave context, occurred before? And what usually happened afterward?”
The combination of:
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behavioral channel analysis,
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synchronized multi-timeframe analysis,
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wave-layer analysis with relative positioning,
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support/resistance zone detection,
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and continuous learning memory,
creates a more complete and less subjective view of the market. The goal is to reduce impulsive decisions and improve consistency through statistical evidence from similar historical cases.
Who It Is For
Traders who already use technical analysis and want a quantitative and contextual second opinion without giving up control over the final decision.
It is ideal for traders who value probability, historical evidence, and multiple layers of confirmation before entering a trade.
