With the filter set at 5% configured on the indicator, many signals arise, but by adding the moving average, it is possible to filter the best signals.

In the case of the image, I waited until a sell signal occurred below the moving average.

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✅ This wraps up our trading session for today, where my goal was to double the initial amount of $60.

📉 Even though the candle started exactly on the moving average line (not below it), I saw a good opportunity. I've noticed in historical data that candles which open exactly on the moving average often follow the direction of the signal arrow.

⚠️ While I don’t consider this setup to be highly reliable, it can still work. The most profitable and clear strategy, in my opinion, is to take buy signals when the price is above the moving average and sell signals when the price is below it – a simple and easy-to-read setup that leaves no room for doubt.

🟢 Although the candle closed as a bullish candle on MetaTrader 4, it ended as a bearish candle on IQ Option, which actually favored our trade and helped us hit today’s goal.

🧠 This is the first time an indicator has given me such clarity and peace of mind, without that usual weight of doubt – wondering whether I'm trading correctly. I truly believe this will make my daily routine easier and give me more freedom to execute my plans. In under 1 hour of trading, I reached my target! Now let's see how the next session goes – later tonight or tomorrow when I return to trading.

📬 Do you have any suggestions or questions about this indicator?
📲 Talk to me on Telegram: @smartdesig3r

🧠 Reflection & Strategy Enhancement

Today I took some time to review and recap the day's trades. While analyzing the chart along with the 📊 Binary Options Probability indicator, I decided to enhance the setup by adding two more moving averages to the main chart.

📈 Now the chart features three moving averages, all set to read in OPEN mode:

• 🟡 Period: 17

• 🔵 Period: 9

• 🔴 Period: 3

They are aligned in either ascending or descending order. When a signal arrow appears while these MAs are aligned, it can be a great confirmation to take advantage of the multiple signals generated by the main indicator.

⚙️ The main indicator (Binary Options Probability) is currently configured with a 55% probability filter.
This slightly reduces the signal frequency but ensures cleaner and more reliable entries, aiming only for signals that have occurred with at least 55% frequency over the past month – nothing below that is considered.

🕐 In the attached image, you can see such a condition happening on the 1H timeframe – not by preference, but because the alignment and signal happened there. This setup seems promising, and I’m already thinking of adapting it to other markets and assets soon.

🔬 My research, coding, and experiments are ongoing. With every new idea, the Binary Options Probability indicator remains my foundation. It acts like a bright, guiding path through the darkness — not just any path, but one paved with gold and gems, rich with opportunities waiting to be explored.

💡 It will take time to test all the ideas I have in this "lab phase", but the potential feels unlimited.

Hello, I don't know if I fully understood your question.

The name of the indicator is BINARY OPTIONS PROBABILITY.

The asset is EUR/USD.

The period is 1 MINUTE.

If you wish, you can contact me on Telegram @smartdesig3r if you haven't understood how it works and how to observe the signals, I have an article on the subject.

Current alerts only say "Call" or "Put".  Can you make the alerts like this example:  Binary Probability M5 BUY EURUSD

I normally only trade 1 asset at a time, Nasdaq 100.  But, I like to compare with other assets and timeframes.  Thank you!

I have something more suitable for you to trade the Nasdaq 100 — a tool to automate your operations.

It was originally developed to trade XAU, but with a small adjustment in decimal places and proper instructions on how to use it, it can be adapted for indices. In the settings, there’s even an option to adjust the decimal places.

It operates in two different modes, and the attached images show the initial backtest results for both.

One mode trades based on values considered to be in imbalance or when the market is pricing the asset unfairly at that specific moment.

The other mode operates by identifying when the price is overvalued or in a state of panic, seeking to correct the movement rapidly — something similar to what standard deviation does, but with data storage and an intelligent filter.

I don't see an image here.  Can you sent it on PM?  Thank you!