GTI Buy and Sell v2 PRO
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- Version: 2.0
- Activations: 5
GTI Buy/Sell v2 PRO
Two SuperTrends. Six filters. Three signal grades. One clean chart.
Most arrow indicators show you a signal and leave you guessing how much it is worth. GTI Buy/Sell v2 PRO scores every single signal from 0 to 5, sorts it into three quality grades, and then draws the complete trade plan — entry, stop loss and up to three targets — directly on your chart.
You stop asking "should I take this one?" and start reading how much confirmation is actually behind it.
THE SIGNAL ENGINE
A dual SuperTrend core runs two instances in parallel: a slow one that defines context and filters out noise, and a fast one that catches the turn early. A raw signal fires when either flips. From there it has to earn its grade.
Six independent filters vote on every signal — higher-timeframe EMA, ADX regime, RSI exhaustion, RSI divergence, relative volume, and session window. The result is a score, and the score becomes a grade you can read at a glance:
- ★★★ Strong — bright arrow, full confirmation
- ★★ Medium — dark arrow, solid but not perfect
- ★ Weak — faded arrow, hidden by default
Two filters are hard gates. A signal that fights the dominant trend or fires into an exhausted market is demoted, not silently deleted — you keep full visibility of what the engine rejected and why. ST1 + ST2 confluence is marked separately with a diamond: the highest-conviction moments on the chart.
AUTOMATIC TRADE PLAN
Entry at the break of the signal candle plus an ATR buffer. Stop beyond the previous candle's extreme — the structural level that actually invalidates the setup, not an arbitrary pip distance. Targets at 1R, 2R and 3R measured from your real risk on that specific candle structure, so risk-reward is consistent by construction instead of by guesswork.
GTI TREND · MTF DASHBOARD · PRECISION
Candles coloured by bias against the higher-timeframe period open, with an ATR neutral zone so consolidation doesn't flicker. A compact panel with 4H/1H/15M trend, live RSI, relative volume and session status. Signals that don't repaint once the bar closes, higher-timeframe data read without look-ahead, and ATR/RSI/ADX implemented with exact Wilder smoothing rather than approximations.
