Update v.1 sniper rishijay trading system arsenal new arrows (Update v.1 sniper rishijay trading syste)

Load 50 EMA for all timeframes (monthly, weekly, daily, H4 (h6 is more in sync with D1), H1, M15, M5, M1) in a single chart using the mtf function of the mtf moving average indicator,

This way you can see the 50 EMA in a single chart on important time frames, the 50 EMA is the support and resistance and the price moves from the 50 EMA of one time frame to the 50 EMA of the other time frames
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For charts of instruments that are traded only during exchange opening hours (approximately 6-7 hours), in this case H4 needs to be replaced by H1 in the above timeframe, (so in this case the order of timeframes is monthly, weekly, daily, H1, M15, M5, M1 and the rest remain in sync.)
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Alternatively, you can also load 13 EMAs of the same timeframe above in a single chart, which will produce the same result as (13 EMA x 4 = 52 (50 EMA)) since the timeframe above is also equally divided by 4 as explained below

Sniper rishijay trading system An updated version of the forex sniper rishijay trading system.

Trading system based on moving average MT4 and MT5

Moving average convergence and divergence across all timeframe fluctuations

What's new--

-Golden Line--Creates a golden line that helps determine the success or failure level of an ongoing trend.

- MACD Cloud Trading, featuring a brand new MACD indicator. Easily implement cloud-based transactions.

- More visual trends can be recognized instantly by observing cloud colors and golden lines.

-Trading rules are more simplified-

Buy signal. -- 1)-- The MACD cloud is above the golden line.
2)--Bar Color--Blue, matches the color of the clouds and the indicator color in the separate lower indicator panel.
3)--Buy arrow appears on the chart

Sell ​​signal-- 1)-- The MACD cloud is below the golden line.
2)--Bar Color--Red, matches the color of the clouds and the indicator color in the separate lower indicator panel.
3)--Sell arrow appears on the chart
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Profitable, precise and streamlined accurate non-redraw forex trading with the sniper rishijay trading system. FX

rishijay moving average trading system
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Thanks to MLADEN, MRTOOLS and XARD

Moving average system with rijay @rijay
forex-station.com/viewtopic.php?f=578267&t=8473287
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Create a Downloads folder in the indicators folder of the mt4 terminal and put all indicators into this Downloads folder, then restart the mt4 (mt5) terminal
Otherwise this template won't work!

mentality and

The market moves from moving average convergence to moving average divergence

Moving averages used – 5,13 (20, 13-20 EMA areas determine swings), 50,200 exponential moving average.
Price moves from the point where the moving average converges
When the moving averages converge, price starts moving quickly from that convergence point (13 EMA converges to 50 EMA and the next move begins)
The stronger the convergence of the moving averages on all time frames, the stronger the next movement and trend will be. ! !

The 50 EMA on any time frame is the equilibrium point where new moves begin, and the 50 EMA acts as a mean reversal point.

So the price moves from the 50 EMA of one time frame to another (see synchronized time frames below) the qwma is set to the 50 EMA of that time frame,

5 EMA, 13 (13-20 EMA zone), 50 EMA, 200 EMA are represented identically, reflecting the 50 EMA on the corresponding higher and lower time frames

Above 50 EMA (Exponential Moving Average) and below 50 EMA (Exponential Moving Average) = above MACD Center Line and below MACD Center Line (MACD Center Line = 50 EMA)

13 EMA x 4 = 52 (50 EMA)

So loading 13 EMAs (upper timeframes) for all timeframes in a single chart will also show 50 EMAs (lower timeframes) for all timeframes in a single chart

For example, 13 EMA H4 = 50 EMA H1 (upper time frame 13 EMA = lower time frame 50 EMA, (for simultaneous time frames M1, M5, M15, H1, H4)

So you are looking at the 13 EMA for all timeframes in this template = you are looking at the 50 EMA for all timeframes
Price bounces from 50 EMA on one time frame to 50 EMA on other time frame

The 50 EMA is where the next move begins

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When the moving averages on all time frames line up in one direction, you have a tradeable move. You can draw a trendline when all the higher timeframes align and you can trade in the direction of the trend (in the direction of the aligned higher timeframe moving average) when the trendline breaks
You need to pay more attention to price action than any indicator, because indicators react late and the market moves quickly, if you want to enter when the indicator shows a signal, you will enter late and most of the move in the swing will have already been completed .







Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual closing prices are strong support and resistance levels

Time zone division--
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-Best analysis time range-
-1) For instruments traded 24 hours (factor 4) - would be 15 minutes, 1 hour (15 minutes X 4 = 60 minutes), 4 hours (1 hour
-2) For instruments traded only during exchange opening hours (usually around 6 hours for all exchanges, 6 hours X 4 = 24 hours)
(factor 4 here too) - In this case, for an instrument traded 24 hours, the 15 minute time frame will be equal to the 1 hour time frame (60 minutes) (15 minutes x 4), for the instrument traded 24 hours, the 1 hour time frame will be equal to the 4 hour time frame (1 hour x 4), ... etc.

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Price area division-
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Apply factor 4 to the moving average for better entry points,
Division basics - for the key 13, 50, 200 ema (same factor of 4 to sync with time zone) - 13 ema x4=52 (50 ema), 50 emaX4= 200 ema

So the above formula,
1) For instruments traded 24 hours - 50 EMA on 1 hour chart = 13 EMA on 4 hour chart (coefficient of 4 for both price zone and time zone)
- 200 EMA on the 1 hour chart = 50 EMA on the 4 hour chart (again, the coefficient is 4 for both price zone and time zone)
....so other time ranges are also 0n
-2) For instruments traded only during exchange opening hours (usually around 6 hours for all exchanges, 6 hours X 4 = 24 hours)
- 50 EMA on the 15 minute chart = 13 EMA on the 1 hour chart (60 minutes) (coefficient of 4 for both price zone and time zone)
-200 EMA on the 15 minute chart = 50 EMA on the 1 hour chart (again, the coefficient for both price zone and time zone is 4)
The same goes for other time frames,

This is the basis of the system, it revolves around the same time and price divisions, the magic coefficient here is -4
You will now find 5 minute, 15 minute, 1 hour and 4 hour charts synchronized with this system indicator (the 30 minute time frame will not be in the system as it does not belong to the equal division of time and price areas)
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The convergence of the 13 EMA and 50 EMA moving averages provides the best entry point.
Best entry point and avoid sideways markets - all timeframe averages converge as much as possible (all higher timeframes trend in unison), then see the moving averages converge across timeframes as mentioned above to minimize risk and increase probability of reward.

Where to find low-risk entry points and predict the next rapid price move
- When the Moving Average 13 and 50 EMA converge (at this point, maximum convergence of all lower time frames, maximum price compression of all lower time frames, so future price expansion can be expected)
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Moving averages and time zones
(Price area and time zone are equally divided by factor - 4) (To match all key H4 candle closing times as the trading session opening and closing times of major exchanges like US, London and Tokyo fall exactly on H4 (On the closing time of the candle, this is where most moves occur) (The last few minutes of any candle are very important for decisive moves to occur) (The opening and closing times of the exchange are where trading volume occurs, the opening price is set by amateur traders, and the closing price of the exchange is set by professional trading) (The closing price of the period is the price closest to the interbank closing price)
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Daily 50 EMA = 13 EMA Weelky = Monthly 5 EMA
Daily 200 EMA = Weekly 50 EMA = Monthly 13 EMA = Quarterly 5 EMA
200 EMA weekly = 50 EMA monthly = 13 EMA quarterly = 5 EMA annually
200 EMA monthly = 50 EMA quarterly = 13 EMA yearly
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For instruments traded 24 hours a day, such as Forex (for charts available 24 hours a day)

13 ema D1 = 50 ema H4 (50 ema H6 to be exact) = 200 ema H1
13 EMA H4 = 50 EMA H1 = 200 EMA M15
13 EMA H1 = 50 EMA M15 = 200 EMA M5
13 EMA M15 = 50 EMA M5 = 200 EMA M1
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For instruments traded during exchange opening hours (for charts available only during exchange opening hours)
13 EMA D1 = 50 EMA H1 = 200 EMA M15
13 EMA H1 = 50 EMA M15 = 200 EMA M5
13 EMA M15 = 50 EMA M5 = 200 EMA M1
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So H4 for instruments traded 24 hours = H1 for instruments traded only during trading hours
So H1 for instruments traded 24 hours = M15 for instruments traded only during trading hours
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So match the H4 chart (24 hour chart) of Forex with the H1 chart of the same Forex pair with the chart available during the opening of the exchange to get better execution when both charts are aligned and you can trade
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Note - M30 is the weirdest timeframe to trade, avoid trading on this timeframe.
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The area between the 13 EMA and 20 EMA area is very important for the end of the short-term swing, if the price falls below this area and does not quickly get back above this area in the next few candles, be ready for a reversal, a breakout of this 13 EMA and 20 EMA area will flip the ATR of the price to the other side. (Usually with large and fast price action bars, as it breaks multiple timeframe averages in one bar and puts all traders on the wrong side and triggers a panic, it is unlikely to reverse traders and let them close their positions)

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On all time frames, the 50 EMA is the equilibrium point from which the next price movement begins and price strength occurs
50 EMA = 50 level of RSI (14) = center line of MACD = center line of stlm histogram
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Since the 13 EMA and 20 EMA areas are very important as the beginning and end of the swing, everything is related to the convergence and divergence of this area on multiple time frames (qwma is set to the 13-20 EMA area, loading all time frames in a single chart qwma = all time frame swings in a single chart)

Price action is critical for breaking out of trend lines (based on the close) and initiating trades. about 70% In the case where price breaks the trendline on a candle closing basis, the price pulls back towards the trendline to provide a better entry point (the candle should be a large and fast candle) (to catch the trader on the wrong side suddenly and off guard, thus making the trader (inverse) Trend-oriented traders and sideways market traders) get into a panic and then they rush to close their positions. A double top or double bottom (this top is where the stop loss is) usually forms when the moving average converges before the price starts moving to the next moving average, which then runs to a breakout of the trend line.

Make a rough estimate of your target - the length of the consolidation (draw a horizontal line for the length of the consolidation and place the same line vertically), which is your minimum target.

Prices tend to fall back to the previous day's closing price before resuming the same day's trend, because the previous day's closing price is the most important to the major banks (the interbank closing price), so what is very important is the closing price of the US market,
and stock and index closing prices.

For any country's currency, both closing prices are important
One is where the closing price of the country's interbank lending platform is. Others are the closing price of the country's currency at the end of the US session (as this is decisive for the daily candle close)
Depending on the closing of the US session, the price will open on the country's interbank platform the next day, then fall back to the previous day's closing price on the country's interbank platform, and then restart the day's trend again in the direction of the trend.
The same goes for any other instrument like stocks and indices
Only <10% of the time, when there is a very strong trend, are the pullbacks in the country's interbank price level shallower.

Price and volume changes will be in
london open
Tokyo closed
we are open
london closed
we are open

When interbank or market closing and opening times overlap during major country trading sessions, reliable volume is generated, which is in sync with the H4 candle close, and good price action is expected.
For example, the closing price in Tokyo overlaps with the opening price in London
London closing prices overlap with US opening prices
We are very close.

Now when the lower timeframes start to align, the H4 trend changes like slowly 15 minutes, 16 minutes, 17 minutes, 18 minutes......H1, H2, H3 timeframes slowly start to align in one direction (this is what the histogram shows)
When all lower timeframes align, a large and fast price bar appears on the chart and throws the ATR of all the lower timeframes' prices (as well as the moving averages) to the other side as the key moving averages of all timeframes are broken in a single bar. This large price bar creates panic among traders as they are now caught off guard and rush to close their positions. This drives reversals on the chart in the form of fast and large price action bars, which most of the time run quickly to break the trend line.
This reversal will also be reflected on the MACD histogram, when the histogram crosses above or below the zero line (or the MACD line crosses the MACD signal line)

So, now the options to find out when the trend changes and predict the trend change are - evaluate all lower timeframes below H4, open multiple timeframe charts like H3, H2, H1....or view MACD histogram for H4 timeframe on a single chart. (Now that the jurik smoothing ribbon shows all timeframe trends in a single chart for all timeframes, I don't need to open all the charts below H4 to see when they are aligned using qwma on a single chart.

So one option is to sync all timeframes in one chart to see what is happening on different timeframes and read it on one chart (like qwma in the template above)
Or another option is to analyze all timeframe charts one by one to understand the trend status on different timeframes.

Therefore, when the MACD line and the MACD Signal line touch each other, it indicates that all the lower time frames have agreed and a big price bar is coming, the direction of which is determined by the trend of the higher time frame.
Now, if all timeframe trends align at the convergence point of the moving averages across multiple timeframes, then a divergence from the large price action bar is imminent (a good entry point at the convergence point)

Do not enter a trade when the moving averages have already diverged, as this will again mean a countertrend retracement to the equilibrium point of the 50 EMA, again waiting for the convergence point of the moving averages to occur.

Now, since the MACD and STLM histograms react to price movement more slowly than other indicators and the market is fast, for entry I use price action (as mentioned above, all timeframes align at convergence points, expect big price movement in the direction of the trend, but this is only expected, and start from a MACD A trend line is drawn from one line crossing to another, meaning a lower time frame strength point to a lower time frame weakening point. Once the price starts running fast and the big price bar runs break the trend line, that means all the counter-trend traders and sideways market traders are now stuck and ready to open positions on the trend line break. Price usually stops at the trend line after the close of the candle and provides a good entry point there. A trend line break confirms a reversal.

The timeframes that can be coupled are H4-H1, H1-M15, M15-M5, M5-M1, no matter which timeframe you trade, M30 is not suitable for MACD and the moving average atr of the price (13-20 EMA area on each timeframe)

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The more consistent the time frames are, the stronger the movement is expected to be.
The more consistent the time frames are, the more long-term trends will emerge.
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Find the convergence point of the trending instrument and then trade it as explained above.
Loading a previously posted moving average or loading a qwma adaptive fls (template and indicator previously posted on this thread) shows convergence points on all timeframes in a single chart

stlm histogram and MACD are only used to show momentum changes and multiple timeframe alignments,
Trade entries are made through price action because price candles show a lot of information and positions are only opened in trending markets and only in the direction of the trend, so even if the entry is a little wrong, the trend will take care of it.
If I had taken the right trade, I would not have tested the peak above or below the moving average (before the move started) and the position would have been immediately profitable
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If the MACD line is too far away from its center line, the price will most likely not cross the 50 EMA immediately, it will first go back and mean a reversal to the 50 EMA and consolidate there, and then will try to cross it.
The trend of the market from convergence to divergence is the same as that shown by MACD, and the market shows regularity in the alternating changes of convergence and divergence. Higher time frames determine the direction of next convergence and divergence

moving average
5, 13 (13-20 EMA area), 50 and 200 EMA (as it is more synchronized with timeframes H4, H1, M15, M5 and M1)
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The 200 EMA looks for long-term trends, the 50 EMA looks for medium-term trends, the 13-20 EMA looks for volatility, and the 5 EMA (or MACD line) captures price action (or just use pure price action interpretation)

Take H4-H1 transaction as an example
To capture the H4 swing, the 13 EMA H4 (13-20 zone) will capture it.
Now, H4 13 EMA = 50 EMA on the H1 chart, so until price is above the 50 EMA on the H1 chart, you are in an uptrend on the H4 chart and any move towards the 50 EMA on the H1 chart is a buying opportunity.
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reverse downward swing

MACD Line-

MACD line = 5 EMA
MACD signal line=13EMA
MACD midline=50 EMA
- So the H1 rise starts with an upper crossover of the MACD line and MACD signal line on H4 (i.e. 5 EMA and 13 EMA crossover on H4 = an upper crossover of 13 EMA and 50 EMA on H1) and ends with a lower crossover of the MACD line and MACD signal line on H4 (i.e. 5 EMA and 13 EMA crossover on H4 = 13 EMA and 50 EMA on H1 cross down)
Buying opportunities occur between price pullbacks at 50 EMA H1 (= 13 EMA H4= 100 EMA M30= 200 EMA M15)
When the MACD line crosses the midline, there will be strength in the price

When the higher time frame moving averages align (for an uptick in the Yearly, Quarterly, Monthly, Weekly, Daily, H4, H1 order, when all the moving averages line up, you will move in the lower time frame), that is when the lower time frame moves.

qwma setup displays all timeframe fluctuation areas and finds the convergence of moving average points across multiple timeframes
The qwma is set to match the 13-20 EMA area.
Added the above indicators.
If you want to see fluctuations for all timeframes in a single chart
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The area 13-20 EMA area is the area where price reacts
This area is a potential target area.
The convergence point is the entry point into the direction of the higher time frame area.

Ultimately it is the background of moving averages across all timeframes, each moving average represents a timeframe
MACD only represents the convergence and divergence of moving averages

13 * 4 = 52 EMA (50 EMA)

15 minutes * 4 = 60 minutes

So multiplying or dividing by a factor of 4 is equal to dividing the moving average and the time frame

Algorithmic or program trading does not change the overall market structure, it just executes orders faster, but at what point in history, sir. Market is slow! ! The algorithm operates in the direction of the trend.
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qwma indicator setting average period = 25
mA speed = 2.5
average price = closing price average speed should be adaptive = true
Level Type = Quantile Level Float Level Period = 5
Color change = change the color of the outer horizontal cross

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t3 moving average strip indicator settings (like MACD on the chart) (mtf mode) -
t3 period 1 = 5
t3 hot 1=0.2
t3 price 1 = closing price
t3original1=true
t3 period 2 = 11
t3 hot 1=0.63
t3 price 1 = closing price
t3original1=true
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ma_-_ribbon_2_2 indicator ribbon settings. (MT5)

1)
Fast Time Frame = 1 day Fast Horse Period = 13
Fast Moving Average Method = Exponential Moving Average Fast Horse Price = Closing Price Slow Time Range = 1 Day Slow Horse Period = 50
Slow MA Method = Exponential Moving Average Slow MA Price = Closing Ribbon Color = Navy and Firebrick
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Overlap the second copy of the indicator with the following settings
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Fast time frame = 4 hours Fast horse period = 13
Fast Moving Average Method = Exponential Moving Average Fast Horse Price = Closing Price Slow Time Range = 1 Day Slow Horse Period = 13
Slow MA Method = Exponential Moving Average Slow MA Price = Closing Ribbon Color = Navy and Firebrick
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Overlap the third copy of the indicator with the following settings

3)
Fast timeframe = 4 hours Fast MA period = 1
Fast Moving Average Method = Exponential Moving Average Fast Horse Price = Closing Price Slow Time Range = 4 Hours Slow Horse Period = 13
Slow MA Method = Exponential Moving Average Slow MA Price = Closing Ribbon Color = 83,83,255 and 255,106,106
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MTF_MCP_Price_MA_Difference indicator settings

50 period exponential moving average