TrendScalperV1

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Understand the Signals of TrendScalperV1 Indicator

 Dots: Buy Signal – Indicates upward momentum. Look for entries above this point.

 Dots: Sell Signal – Indicates downward momentum. Look for entries below this point.

 Arrow (Up): Buy Entry Point – Confirms a buy setup based on momentum and volatility.

 Arrow (Down): Sell Entry Point – Confirms a sell setup based on momentum and volatility.

Dynamic Stop-Loss Management:

Dashed Lines: Show ATR-based stop-loss levels for buy (aqua) and sell (red) trades. These adapt to market volatility to minimize risk.

Follow the Visual Cues:

Buy Signal Example: When a cyan dot appears, wait for the lime arrow to confirm entry.

Sell Signal Example: When a magenta dot appears, wait for the red arrow to confirm entry.

TrendScalperV1

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