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Title: [Wick Bias Pro] Price Action Scalper – Trade the Real Market Pressure

Catchphrase: "Stop indicator lag. Trade what is actually happening. Master market sentiment by analyzing the hidden power within candlestick wicks." Indicators rely on past price data, often lagging behind the real movement. Wick Bias Pro is different. It analyzes the real-time "buying and selling pressure" by calculating the exact distribution of upper and lower candlestick wicks over a specific period. It knows when the market is "pushing back," allowing you to enter reversals with surgical precision.

Key Highlights:

• Wick Power Analysis: Calculates the total length of Upper vs. Lower wicks over the last XX bars, quantifying the dominant pressure.

• Lag-Free Price Action: Operates on the purest form of market data—candlesticks—making it faster than standard lagging indicators.

• Extreme Bias Filter: Only enters a trade when the wick imbalance exceeds XX times, ensuring you only trade high-probability reversion setups.

• On-Chart Commentary: Displays real-time wick bias, ratio, and total pips directly on your chart for complete transparency.

（Logic Explanation）

This strategy leverages the statistical edge found in candlestick wicks (shadows), which represent price rejection and immediate support or resistance.

① Identifying Market Pressure (Wick Summation)

A long lower wick means the price was pushed down but then strongly rejected by buyers. A long upper wick means sellers rejected higher prices. This strategy doesn't just look at one "Pin Bar." It calculates the sum total of all upper wicks and all lower wicks over the past XX bars (BarCount). This provides a robust, smoothed measure of whether buyers or sellers are more active in rejecting certain price levels.

② Trading the Snap-Back (Imbalance Entry)

When the market becomes heavily one-sided—for example, when the lower wick sum is significantly larger than the upper wick sum—it indicates extreme support and that the price is likely overextended. The strategy waits for this imbalance to exceed a specific Threshold Ratio (BiasRatio).

• BUY Signal: If the Total Lower Wicks are XX times larger than the Total Upper Wicks, we enter a BUY trade, expecting a snap-back reversion to the mean.

• SELL Signal: If the Total Upper Wicks are XX times larger than the Total Lower Wicks, we enter a SELL trade.