MetrixFlo Pro

Tradeline Pro

It uses multiple MA lines crossing, the ADX Crossing signal, Parabolic Sar, Volume indicators.    

The first MA lines are 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 (Pink colour):

 Second MA lines are 17,19,21,23,25,27,29,31,33,35,37,39,41(Blue colour):

Third MA lines are  44,47,50,53,56,59,62,65,68,71,74 (green color)                                                                                                                                                   

Buy signal recordings on MA

When the Pink MA is bellow or crossing up from below the Blue MA while the Green MA is above the blue MA.                                           

 Sell signal recordings                                            

WHen the Pink MA is above or crossing down  below the Blue MA while the Green MA is below the blue MA.                                      

 The MA's check for signal on these timeframes 

M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, M10, M15, M20, M30, H1, H2, H4, H6, H8, D1, W1, MN1.  

Signals collation                                                      

if M1 signals buy = 1.                                              

 M2 signals sell = 1.                                              

 M3 signals sell =1.                                                 

M4 signals sell=1.                                              

This continues till it gets to MN1. The numbers are thereafter collated. In this case we have 3 Sell, 1Buy signal on MAs. This is just for example.                                                                    

 Signals on ADX   14                                              

If the Green line is above Red line, it is Buy Signal. 

If the red line is above the green line it is sell signal.  

The same recording goes for ADX on each timeframe.                                                                                                                                   

Signal on Parabolic Sar                                          

if the Dot is above the candle it's sell. If the Dot is below the candle, it's buy. 

The same recordings goes for Psar on each timeframe.   

                                                                                  Signal on Volume                                                 

 it checks for the last green Bar on Volume indicator first. If the candle on the chart is Green (that is Buy) on M1 timeframe and it is on the same time as the Green bar, it is recorded as Buy. The same recording goes for volume on each time frame.                                                                                                            

Collating Signals                                                   

If on the MA of 18 timeframes we have 10 buy signals and 8 sell signals, the signal is recorded accordingly. The same applies to other indicators on each time frame.   

Signals in Columns   

The timeframes are divided into columns thus   

First column M1, M2, M4, M5, M6, M10 

Second column M12, M15, M20, M30, H1, H2 

Third column  H4, H6, H8, D1, W1, MN1  

Now the expected number of signals from each column is 24. Why? Each columns has 6 timeframes and 4 indicator signals which makes it 6*4=24. 

 Let's assume the buy signal on the first column is 18 while sell is 6: 

the buy signal on the second column is 10 while sell is 14,

the Buy signal on the third column is 20 while sell signal is 4, 

the system automatically adds all the Buy and Sell signals accordingly. 

Thus buy = 18+10+20=48.         Sell= 6+14+4=24

Other Signal Conditions For BUY trade

If the values on the BUY trade is higher on the first and second column, and also the addition of all signals from the three columns are higher than that of sell, the indicator triggers the alert

(Buy trade in short term) 

Explaining further.  Assume signals on the columns are thus

First column Buy = 16.   Sell = 8

Second column Buy = 20.   Sell = 4

Third column Buy = 10.    Sell = 14

Since Buy is stronger in the first and second columns, the alert triggers thus 

(Buy trade in short term) 

Secondly Assume the Signals on the columns are thus

First column Buy = 16.   Sell = 8

Second column Buy = 10   Sell = 14

Third column Buy = 20.    Sell = 4

Since Buy is stronger in the first and third columns, the alert 

(Buy trade in mixed term)  

Thirdly, Assume the Signal on the columns are thus

First column Buy = 16.   Sell = 8

Second column Buy = 20.   Sell = 4

Third column Buy = 18    Sell = 6

Since Buy is stronger in all the columns, the alert 

(Buy trade in Long term)  

Fourthly, Assume the signal on the columns are thus

First column Buy = 8.   Sell = 16

Second column Buy = 20.   Sell = 4

Third column Buy = 10.    Sell = 14

Since Buy is stronger in the Second and third column, the alert

(Buy trade in weak position)  

Other trade conditions

The software  checks for the number of signals from each indicators namely MA, ADX, volume and Parabolic Sar, thus on all the timeframes respectively. Expectedly, since we are taking signals from 18 timeframes, the total signals from each indicators will be 18. Citing as an example 

MA  Buy = 12.   Sell = 6

ADX  buy = 10.  Sell = 8

Volume Buy = 9 Sell = 9

PSar Buy = 15  Sell = 3

Kindly note that we need 3 Indicators of higher signals in either Buy or Sell direction to approve that the trend is in either Buy or Sell direction. Among these three indicators, the ADX and MA must be there.                                                                                                                       In addition, we will be using the MACD (6,13,5), Accelerator Oscillator (AC), On Balance Volume (OBV),    Average True Range (ATR) to gauge the first indicators.

these later indicators go through the same process as the first ones. 

However, when it comes to determining price direction, taking Buy as an example, the buy signal must be higher on both 

MA and MACD 

ADX and AC

ATR and Parabolic Sar

Volume and OBV.                                                                                                                                       Also, as it is said, if the Green line of ADX is above the Red line. The the software should further check if the latest bar is greater than the previous bar. Bar (0) > Bar(1)                                                                                                                                        Kindly note that this applies to all other indicators.                                                                                                                                                Kindly, note that the the MA and MACD are trend indicators, therefore their  metre should be separate

The Volume and OBV are volume indicators, therefore their metre should be separate

ADX and AC are momentum indicators, so their indicator should be separate. 

ATR and Psar are Range indicators, so their metre should be separate.                                                                                                                      Kindly note it's an indicator.