Kimimaki Onyx

KIMIMAKI ONYX — PRECISION MOMENTUM INDICATOR

Master Momentum Entry. for MT5 x TradingView

One Indicator. Multiple Market Conditions. A More Structured Approach to Trading.

KIMIMAKI ONYX is an advanced semi-automatic trading indicator designed to help traders analyze market movements, identify potential entry opportunities, and make more structured trading decisions.

Whether you are a scalper, day trader, swing trader, or long-term trader, KIMIMAKI ONYX provides a comprehensive set of signals and analytical tools to support your trading approach across different timeframes and market conditions.

Instead of relying on a single signal, ONYX combines multiple layers of market information to help you evaluate momentum shifts, trend continuation, breakouts, and potential reversal opportunities.

WHY KIMIMAKI ONYX?

Multi-Level BUY & SELL Signals

Identify potential trading opportunities through B1–B5 BUY and S1–S5 SELL signals. Multiple signal levels provide additional information to help you evaluate market conditions rather than relying on a single entry indication.

Momentum & Re-Entry Opportunities

RB (Re-Buy) and RS (Re-Sell) signals help you monitor potential continuation opportunities as price movements develop.

Breakout Detection

Monitor potential breakout movements through SBB, SBO, FBB, and FBS signals. These tools help you observe important price breaks and evaluate potential opportunities when market structure changes.

Divergence Analysis

Bullish and bearish divergence signals help you identify potential differences between price movement and momentum, providing additional context when evaluating possible market reversals.

ATR-Based Confirmation

ATR UP and ATR DOWN signals provide additional directional context through ATR trailing-stop logic, helping you assess market movement alongside other indicator signals.

Advanced Chart Information

The integrated Chart Table displays relevant information such as active BUY/SELL status, entry references, running points, and Take It levels. The Cross Tracker panel also provides K/D values and NEXT threshold information to support your analysis.

DESIGNED FOR DIFFERENT TRADING STYLES

KIMIMAKI ONYX is designed to support different trading approaches, depending on your strategy, timeframe, and risk management.

Scalping: Analyze short-term price movements and evaluate potential entry opportunities.

Day Trading: Monitor intraday momentum, breakouts, and changing market conditions.

Swing Trading: Evaluate potential continuation and reversal opportunities across larger price movements.

Long-Term Trading: Use higher timeframes to study broader market direction and potential trading setups.

KIMIMAKI ONYX can be used to analyze various markets, including forex, gold, indices, and cryptocurrency, depending on your charting platform and data availability. You can adapt your analysis to different timeframes, although signal behavior and effectiveness may vary between markets and market conditions.

MORE THAN JUST BUY & SELL SIGNALS

KIMIMAKI ONYX is designed to help you approach trading with greater structure and clarity. Rather than encouraging you to enter every signal blindly, it provides multiple layers of information that you can evaluate before making a decision. Combine its signals, confirmations, market context, and your own trading rules to develop a more disciplined trading approach. The indicator assists your analysis. You remain in control of your trades.

KIMIMAKI ONYX is a semi-automatic trading indicator, not an automatic trading bot. It does not execute trades for you. You analyze the information, decide whether an opportunity fits your strategy, and execute manually.

TRADE WITH STRUCTURE. ANALYZE WITH PRECISION.

If you are looking for an indicator that combines multiple signal types, momentum analysis, breakout monitoring, divergence, and ATR-based directional context in one system, KIMIMAKI ONYX is built to support your trading workflow.

KIMIMAKI ONYX

TRADING INDICATOR — USER GUIDE

GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING THE KIMIMAKI ONYX SYSTEM

1. Introducing KIMIMAKI ONYX

KIMIMAKI ONYX is a semi-automatic trading indicator designed to help traders read price movements through

various signals, scores, and additional confirmations.

The system helps users identify potential BUY, SELL, breakout, re-entry, divergence, and ATR-based directional

changes. Rather than looking at candlesticks alone, traders receive additional information to support their market

analysis.

2. B1–B5 Signals — BUY

B1, B2, B3, B4, and B5 are the BUY signal group.

These signals appear when the indicator detects conditions that meet its BUY criteria. The number following the letter

B represents the signal score generated by the system.

• B1–B2: BUY signals with an initial-level score.

• B3: BUY signal with a mid-level score.

• B4–B5: BUY signals with higher scores.

The score helps traders distinguish between signal assessments based on the indicator’s calculations. For a more

complete view of a potential opportunity, traders can also consider price direction and other available confirmations.

3. S1–S5 Signals — SELL

S1, S2, S3, S4, and S5 are the SELL signal group.

These signals appear when the indicator detects conditions that meet its SELL criteria.

• S1–S2: SELL signals with an initial-level score.

• S3: SELL signal with a mid-level score.

• S4–S5: SELL signals with higher scores.

SELL signals help traders identify potential downward movement. In addition to the score, users can examine

confirmations and price direction to better understand market conditions.

4. RB Signal — Re-Buy

RB is a signal associated with a potential opportunity to BUY again.

It helps traders watch for a possible continuation of upward movement based on the conditions detected by the

system.

5. RS Signal — Re-Sell

RS is a signal associated with a potential opportunity to SELL again.

It helps traders watch for a possible continuation of downward movement based on the conditions detected by the

system.

RB and RS provide additional information for assessing subsequent opportunities, rather than focusing only on the

initial BUY or SELL signal.

6. SBB and SBO Signals — Breakout

SBB and SBO relate to price-level breakouts detected by the system.

• SBB: marks a break below a level according to the indicator’s logic.

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• SBO: marks a break above a level according to the indicator’s logic.

Breakout information helps traders notice when price moves beyond a particular level. Traders can compare it with

price direction and other signals that appear.

7. FBB and FBS Signals — Fractal Break

FBB and FBS relate to fractal patterns and price-level breakouts.

These signals can help traders observe changes in price structure and potential movement after a particular level has

been breached.

FBB or FBS may also be used as additional confirmation when evaluating other signals. Consider whether the

signal’s direction and position align with the opportunity being analyzed.

8. DIV BUY Signal — Bullish Divergence

DIV BUY indicates bullish divergence: price forms a lower low while the comparison indicator forms a higher low.

This condition may suggest that downward momentum is weakening and that potential upward movement deserves

attention.

9. DIV SELL Signal — Bearish Divergence

DIV SELL indicates bearish divergence: price forms a higher high while the comparison indicator forms a lower high.

This condition may suggest that upward momentum is weakening and that potential downward movement deserves

attention.

Divergence helps traders observe differences between price movement and indicator momentum as additional

information for analysis.

10. ATR UP and ATR DOWN Signals

ATR is part of the system that helps determine direction using ATR trailing-stop logic.

• ATR UP: indicates an upward direction based on the indicator’s ATR conditions.

• ATR DOWN: indicates a downward direction based on the indicator’s ATR conditions.

ATR information can be used to compare market direction with other BUY or SELL signals.

Under certain confirmation rules, SELL signals with scores S3, S4, or S5 may wait for the next ATR DOWN signal as

confirmation. In these conditions, the system considers not only the initial SELL signal but also waits for an additional

indication according to its predefined rules.

11. Understanding Scores and Signal Combinations

One important point when using KIMIMAKI ONYX is that analysis should not focus on the score alone.

The score is one piece of information provided by the system. A lower-scoring signal may still be worth analyzing

when supported by other relevant confirmations.

For example, a trader may see a BUY signal with a relatively low score. If an FBB or ATR UP signal subsequently

appears in the same direction and aligns with price conditions, that combination may provide an additional reason to

consider the BUY opportunity.

Similarly, a SELL opportunity can be analyzed alongside FBS or ATR DOWN when the confirmations fit market

conditions.

The core principle is to read the relationships between signals, rather than viewing each label in isolation.

Pay attention to:

• The direction of the primary signal: BUY or SELL.

• The score displayed by the indicator.

• Additional confirmations such as FBB, FBS, and ATR.

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• Market conditions and the direction of price movement.

By understanding these relationships, users can learn to interpret the system in a more structured way.

12. How to Use KIMIMAKI ONYX

KIMIMAKI ONYX is a semi-automatic indicator. The system provides information through signals and visual displays,

while the trader remains responsible for the final analysis and manual trade execution.

The workflow is as follows:

First, observe the signals appearing on the chart.

Second, identify the type of signal and the direction of the potential opportunity it indicates.

Third, review the score and any available additional confirmations.

Fourth, assess whether the signals align with current price movement.

Fifth, use this information as one input before making a trading decision.

13. UNDERSTANDING THE CHART TABLE AND INDICATOR TABLE

In addition to displaying various signals, KIMIMAKI ONYX includes information panels that help users monitor system

conditions more conveniently.

There are two areas to understand: the information displayed on the chart and the information panel in the indicator

area.

A. CHART TABLE — INFORMATION ON THE CHART

The Chart Table is an information panel displayed in the chart area. Its purpose is to help users monitor

active-position information and price movement progress based on the system’s logic.

1. BUY or SELL Status

This panel helps show the direction of the position currently recorded by the system: BUY or SELL. The active signal

name may be displayed—for example, B3, S4, RB, RS, SBB, or SBO—depending on the signal detected.

This information helps users identify which signal is being used as the reference for the system’s active status.

2. Entry Information

The system records the price when the active signal status is updated. This information serves as the reference price

for calculating subsequent price movement within the system.

3. Running Points

This section shows the change in price from the reference price of the active position, displayed in points.

A positive value indicates that price has moved in the direction of the recorded position, while a negative value

indicates movement against that position.

4. Take It

The Take It section shows the target-point levels used in the system display. Users can view point progress and the

levels reached according to the indicator’s calculations.

In short, the chart panel displays the signal status, reference price, point movement, and Take It level information in

one place.

B. INDICATOR TABLE — KIMIMAKI ONYX INFORMATION PANEL

In the indicator area, KIMIMAKI ONYX displays an information panel with a dark design and platinum accents. This

panel provides additional information about indicator conditions and guidance for reading system movement.

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1. KIMIMAKI ONYX Header

The top of the panel displays the KIMIMAKI ONYX identity. This header identifies the indicator’s information panel.

2. Indicator Condition Information

The panel uses the indicator’s internal information to show conditions related to price movement and signals.

This information helps users understand the indicator’s state without having to examine each calculation component

separately.

3. Cross Tracker

Cross Tracker helps users monitor the position of indicator-line crossings and progress toward the next potential

crossing.

It includes information such as K and D values, the K value needed to reach a certain threshold, and the distance

from the last crossing measured in candles.

This feature helps users understand the indicator’s position relative to the conditions required by the system before a

crossing occurs.

4. NEXT Information

The NEXT section provides guidance on the next threshold being monitored by Cross Tracker.

This information helps users see how close the indicator value is to the crossing condition being monitored.

5. Visual Display and Status

The panel uses visual elements such as colors, dots, lines, and level-based indicators to make information easier to

read.

Changes in the display help users distinguish key information, currently active statuses, and conditions that are still

waiting for further development.

C. HOW TO READ BOTH PANELS

To understand KIMIMAKI ONYX more easily, use each panel according to its purpose.

First, observe the signals appearing on the chart.

Second, check the chart panel to understand the active signal status, reference price, Running Points, and Take It.

Third, review the indicator panel and Cross Tracker to understand the K and D values and progress toward the next

crossing.

Fourth, connect this information with the BUY, SELL, FBB, FBS, and ATR signals available in the system.

By understanding both panels, users can interpret KIMIMAKI ONYX’s information more systematically, from the

signals on the chart to the underlying indicator conditions.

With this workflow, KIMIMAKI ONYX helps traders read the market in a more structured way instead of relying only

on direct candlestick observation.

DISCLAIMER

KIMIMAKI ONYX is a trading analysis tool. Scores and signal combinations are intended to help evaluate

opportunities; they do not guarantee any particular trading outcome. Every trading decision remains the user’s

responsibility.