Universal trading system AF
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Alexandre Favero
My Journey in the Financial Market
I began my journey in the financial market in 2006, at a time when access to complete and well-structured educational materials on the subject was scarce. Faced with this gap, my learning came largely through self-directed study and hands-on experience. - Version: 4.40
- Activations: 5
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION — PRICE CONTEXT, VOLUME AND MARKET INTEREST REGIONS INDICATOR
Develop an indicator based on the analysis of price context, volume, and market structure, with the purpose of identifying and visually representing areas of market interest on the chart.
The system should use lines, zones, and arrow markers to highlight relevant areas of the market, including situations where a significant buying or selling effort has occurred, providing the user with a clear visual representation of these regions.
The indicator should use gray, blue, and orange colors. However, it is essential to establish that the colors do not represent market direction, buying, or selling. They should be used exclusively to differentiate and highlight regions and levels of interest identified by the indicator.
The system should incorporate concepts of SMC — Smart Money Concepts, combined with the analysis of price behavior, volume, and market structure, with the objective of providing a contextual view of regions that may be relevant for further analysis.
The arrows should represent points or regions where the indicator has identified characteristics associated with significant buying or selling effort. They should serve exclusively as visual information and analytical elements and must not automatically determine a trading operation.
It is extremely important that the regions identified by the indicator be individually validated by the user through other studies and analytical tools, taking the overall market context into consideration before making any trading decision.
The indicator must not function as an automatic buy or sell trigger. Its purpose is solely to provide visual information, areas of interest, and market context, allowing the user to conduct their own analysis and make their own decisions.
Any practical use of the indicator must strictly follow proper risk management principles, considering that no region identified by the system should be interpreted independently as a guarantee of continuation, reversal, or positive results.
The ultimate goal is to create a professional, visually organized, and technically consistent indicator capable of assisting the user in identifying relevant market regions while maintaining a clear separation between market analysis, contextual identification, and trading decision-making.
