Nebula Pullback System

Nebula Pullback System™  

 The Nebula Pullback System™ is a professional-grade trend-continuation trading indicator designed to identify high-probability pullback entries within established market trends across major and minor forex pairs.

Unlike conventional indicators that chase breakouts or attempt to predict reversals, Nebula is engineered to wait patiently for precise market alignment — entering only after controlled retracements where trend, volatility, momentum, and timing converge. This disciplined WAIT-state logic dramatically reduces false signals, market noise, and emotional overtrading.

Nebula is built for dashboard-driven traders, signal-based traders, and professionals who demand clarity, structure, and statistical edge across multiple symbols in real time.

Trade the trend. Enter on pullbacks. Exit with structure.

The Nebula Pullback System operates on three non-negotiable principles:

1. Never trade against the dominant trend

2. Never enter during volatility expansion

3. Never trade during market indecision

Trades are triggered only when the market compresses, retraces, and re-aligns in favor of the prevailing trend — positioning the trader early in the next impulsive move.

The system begins by establishing directional bias using a multi-layer institutional trend filter:

• Ichimoku Cloud (9,26,52)

• EMA (34)

• SSL Channel

• Vortex Indicator

• Price holds above the Ichimoku Cloud

• EMA(34) slopes upward

• SSL Channel is bullish

• Positive Vortex strength dominates

• Price holds below the Ichimoku Cloud

• EMA(34) slopes downward

• SSL Channel is bearish

• Negative Vortex strength dominates

No trades are allowed when price is inside or near the cloud, or when signals conflict. This keeps the system neutral during ranging or transitional markets.

Once trend bias is confirmed, Nebula waits for a healthy retracement accompanied by volatility contraction, using:

• Bollinger Bands %Price

• Keltner Channels (20, 1.5)

• Keltner Channel Width

• ZigZag Structure

• Fibonacci Context

A valid pullback setup occurs when:

• Bollinger Bands contract inside Keltner Channels

• Volatility compresses rather than expands

• Price retraces without breaking trend structure

This “volatility squeeze” phase signals stored energy, not exhaustion — preparing the market for the next trend continuation wave.

To avoid weak or premature entries, Nebula uses a high-precision momentum cluster:

• MACD (12,26,9)

• RSI (14)

• Momentum (14)

• Rate of Change (10)

• Schaff Trend Cycle (10,23,50)

• Traders Dynamic Index (13,2,7)

• On-Balance Volume (OBV)

• MACD above signal line

• RSI above 55

• Positive momentum & strength alignment

• MACD below signal line

• RSI below 45

• Negative momentum alignment

Trades are strictly blocked when RSI remains between 45–55, a zone of indecision and low probability.

Final trade execution is refined using:

• Ichimoku Tenkan-Kijun (TK) Cross

• Daily Pivot Points

• Candlestick Pattern Confirmation

Highest-quality signals occur when:

• Pullback completes near a key pivot level

• TK cross confirms continuation

• Candlestick structure supports trend resumption, not reversal

This ensures early but confirmed entries, avoiding late chasing.

Nebula includes volatility-aware trade management, suitable for both swing and intraday traders.

• Initial Stop Loss:
  ATR(14) × 1.5

• Trailing Stop:
  ATR(14) × 2

This allows trades sufficient breathing room during strong trends while progressively locking in profits as momentum develops.

All signals are presented in a centralized professional dashboard, displaying:

• Symbol & timeframe

• Live price

• Session context

• Signal direction (BUY / SELL / WAIT)

• Candlestick pattern

• Suggested entry zone

• Stop loss & take-profit levels

• Estimated win probability

• Compact analytical summary explaining why the signal exists

This enables traders to scan dozens of pairs in seconds — without switching charts or second-guessing signals.

Recommended Markets:
Major & Minor Forex Pairs
Trending market conditions
Avoid low-volatility ranges and major news spikes

Recommended Timeframes:

• H1 for intraday swing trading

• H4 & D1 for higher-probability trend continuation

Best Practice:

• Trade only aligned signals

• Risk 1–2% per trade

• Let the ATR trailing stop manage exits

• Avoid manual interference unless structure changes