Smart Flow Bands
- Indicadores
- Versão: 1.3
- Atualizado: 31 dezembro 2025
1. Bollinger Band condition
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The current candle must close at or above the Upper Bollinger Band.
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This signals potential overbought conditions.
2. OBV confirmation (On Balance Volume)
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OBV must be falling → OBV_now < OBV_prev .
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Stronger confirmation: OBV decreasing for 2–3 consecutive bars.
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This shows that buying pressure is weakening.
3. ATR filter (Average True Range)
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Current ATR must be below its moving average (e.g., ATR_now < ATR_SMA(14) * 1.2 ).
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Purpose: avoid entering sells when the market is too volatile (false breakouts).
4. Price action confirmation (optional but recommended)
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A bearish candle forms after the Upper BB touch.
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Example: candle closes lower than the middle of the previous bar or below the Bollinger middle line.
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This adds price confirmation to the signal.
✅ If all the above are true → Sell signal is generated.
Stop Loss (SL) & Take Profit (TP)-
Stop Loss (SL):
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Above the Upper Bollinger Band by + 0.5 * ATR
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Or above the recent swing high (safer option).
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Take Profit (TP):
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TP1: Middle Bollinger Band (partial exit).
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TP2: Lower Bollinger Band
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Or use fixed Risk:Reward (e.g., 1:1.5 or 1:2).
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Dynamic Exit Rule:
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Exit early if price closes above Middle BB (invalidates sell).
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Exit if OBV turns upward (OBV_now > OBV_prev → money flow back to buying).
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Risk 1–2% max per trade.
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Limit to 1 trade per timeframe per day to avoid overtrading.
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Avoid trading during major economic news.
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ATR is above filter level ( ATR_now > ATR_SMA * 1.2 ).
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OBV not declining.
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Candle closes above Upper BB again (breakout continuation).
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Best timeframes: H1, H4, Daily (stronger signals).
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Scalping (M1–M15) works but has more noise.
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Always backtest & demo test before real money use.
