Trading using someone else's trading method and signals without taking a bit of time to read and learn might isn't best practice.
We're not talking about our method specifically but about all trading methods out there - regardless if they're good (making money) or bad (not making money).

Even a bad trading method with a rock-solid money/risk management could turn out to be slightly profitable. But having a decent trading method and a complete framework including money/risk/psychology management is even better.
If you subscribe, first we'll be very grateful for your trust and you won't be left alone as we'll build a community around our tools BUT... we took much time writing the documentation and make those videos because we KNOW what questions most of our customers will have.
If you have the tiniest shred of doubt in your mind, feel free to hit the "Chat with us" button on our website and also we'll probably answer to the most asked questions via our monthly newsletter + monthly live coaching

The purpose of this framework is to remove most of the useless noise (goodbye Twitter and ease your psychology.

The method won't perform optimally if you get clear signals but don't take them because either :

1. You don't "feel" like trading it

2. Someone (might be a trading "guru") gave you a trade in the opposite direction

3. You're unsure.

All graphical elements displayed on the chart by our indicator is useful (= to be used) and has been thought of, tested and traded with for years.
We know that adopting someone else's method is a huge leap of faith but it's required sometimes to ask our clients to trust us.
Let's answer the 3 previous points here with what we suggest our users to do when using this indicator.

1. 95%+ traders lose on this stock market because they "feel". The market knows what most will feel and will make its best to make sure they'll feel a certain way before releasing that giant "stop-chasing" wick.
Being a "MACHINE" means trading what we see whatever we feel/think the market should do or owe us.

2. Using this BEST Algo Globale means not listening to anyone else as we might have opposite signals and this could likely disturb you in your decision-making process.

3. Getting more conviction and belief in the system by testing it and trading with it with small amounts first and increase the bids progressively. A few only became rich overnight with trading overleveraged with huge bids during their first trading months and most of those trying to go "too fast" might be humbled by the market.

We're not reinventing the wheel here.
The very basic of trading is to know what is a support and a resistance and being able to identify how strong each one is.
You could have thousands on a graph but only a few might be relevant for the asset class you're trading.
Whatever the trading method, buying a resistance or selling support is usually a riskier play and as such... require a different way of trading those.
They might not be the same for all asset classes. 

We know it could be surprising to see so many S/R displayed by the indicator but you'll have to trust us on the following claim : They're all important and must be considered before entering a trade or not
However, they're not all equally important and that's why you'll see those S/R labels names located at the right of your chart. A monthly S/R is stronger than a m30 S/R - a SMA(200) is stronger than a SMA(20) etc.

If you ever get a signal near a S/R, we strongly suggest waiting for a pullback before entering.
Once in a trade, if we happen to touch a S/R MTF, it's really good practice to set the Stop Loss to breakeven (also called entry price).

Those are reveral zones so it's better to protect our trades whenever we touch one of those S/R.
We then suggest in your position sizing decision making to be pondered using a few items: (we're also doing ourselves for each trade)
1) Does the signal is near a S/R?
2) If yes, how strong the S/R is?
3) If we're about to hit (or just touched) that strong S/R for the first time, then we know the probability for a short-term reversal is more significant. .It does NOT mean you should NOT take the trade but it does mean you should wait for a pullback.

A S/R gets weaker the more the candles will hit it - we can deduct then that the first time we hit a strong S/R, it's very likely a reversal in the short-term could happen.
Please note that we said "very likely" so please don't message us every time you see candlesticks breaking through strong S/R after the first touch - YES! it could happen and will happen many times for sure... BUT statistically speaking in that scenario, candlesticks bounce back in the other direction way more often than breaking through the first time.
Futhermore, our trading method works for us because we made it such as trading the safer plays more often than the risky plays.

Let's assume you want to use this method on a different timeframe.

We want to save you some time by stating right here right now that the signals won't work in a different timeframe.
We tested them on all timeframes and to be 100% transparent here, they work only on the 15-minutes (H1) chart..

The signals given are SWING and have nothing to do with INTRADAY nor SCALPING. You'll see that you'll get about 2/4 signals per stock per month maximum and some trades might last days/weeks.
Scalping is more about taking dozens/hundreds of trades per day and aiming for a few pips/units of value profit for each.
We made those signals as such because it increases the trades probability to be profitable and reduces the risk to get stopped-out.

You might get stopped-out a few times and we'll cover how to reduce the SL likelihood of getting hit.

Trading a method made for stocks and commodities on another asset class is like :
- playing tennis because we're good at soccer.
- dressing up nicely with a suit/tie to go to the gym.
- going to a fancy nightclub getting dressed in flip-flops and a short.

Maybe we're going way too far with the metaphors but our point is :
IT DOES NOT MAKE SENSE and likely, it may not work.

That being said...some other assets may have similar price action behavior than stocks. Thinking about Commodities here.
We are ourselves surprised (and happy) that our algorithmic engines are generic/adaptative enough to work with other uncorrelated assets.

We offer complete frameworks for all asset classes:

1.
Algoritm Builder Indices
2. Algorithm Builder Universal (for all asset classes)

The full frameworks list and details are available on our Pricing Plans and Subscriptions pages.

You'll surely notice that the chart background is either green or red. While this looks nice, it's not here only for esthetics purpose but really to give you an indication of the leading trend.
Ignoring it may lead to the same consequences as ignoring the S/R.

Making the tiny effort to consider them for each signal is hansomely rewarding.

Let's start by 2 quick definitions:
1) Signal in the same direction of the leading trend: i.e. green signal on a green chart background and red signal on a red chart background.

2) Signal given regardless of the leading trend direction.
In other words, green/red signal may be displayed on either background color (green/red)
In that scenario, we recommend to wait for a pullback and set your SL to breakeven quickly.

⚠️ To be clear; ALL signals should be taken but those against the trend could require a pullback as explained above.
We decided not to include the pullback as some might want entering directly or waiting for it. We'll gather feedback after the product launch and we'll implement what most of us will prefer (inc. a pullback in the code directly whenever the signals given are against the trend).

The leading trend (background color on your chart) is based on a smoothed indicator and has to be seen as your trading compass. The color background also means:
- (not mandatory) reducing the position sizing
- (mandatory) wait for a pullback.

You'll miss a few trades that way but what's worse between missing a few potential good trades and losing too often because one wants to click and takes all signals?
PS: It's a rhetorical question - we already know the answer ^^.

However, fear not (too much) friends we offer this solution because we think it could work for most of you and make some nice gains if you follow our rules - that we apply to ourselves for every trade.
Even if you don't use this framework at all, all the trading rules we give are valid (= understand should be applied) for any trading method.

In trading, only YOU can know (=learn from experience and experience only) who you are and what kind of trader you are.

Don't expect us to know this for you - we can do some magic but there are limits we can't possibly cross. :)

We won't make any detailed guidance here because we don't know you personally as well as you know yourself.

Trend confirmation when entering against the leading trend: You'll also notice that the leading trend is real and strong. Let's assume a trader enters in a LONG position/RED background and then the chart background turns GREEN at some point later on. You'll often see that this "event" will confirm even more the trend direction and that's when the trend could very likely accelerate.
Using the "against the leading trend" signals make us entering earlier but requires more trade management (= can't get more gains without taking more controlled risk).

Put, ignoring the hard exits signals (those vertical brown lines) will decrease your gains/increase your losses over time and big time.

For the 1. Algo and S/R exit mode, the hard exits are to be understood as stop-loss for that mode only. We based those exits on a smoothed multi-timeframe indicator.
This hard exit includes a proprietary stop-loss + trailing stop already.
We designed it such as to exit with a small loss before a reversal will happen.
The framework won't work as well as expected without it.
It's even the most important "commandment" and it requires to be rigorous, and throw away to the bin whatever we might think and feel.
Not exiting a signal when invalidated because you feel differently will not work.
We'll probably get tons of private messages with screenshots from our clients showing us the rare few times where they ignored it, and it worked but we won't hear from them anymore when their personalized redesigned trading framework won't work anymore.

Planning ahead if often better than reacting in panic and committing mistakes.
Would you:
- make a presentation in front of hundreds of people unprepared?
- flirt with that girl at the bar without knowing what to say?

So... why would you even take a trade with your own money (or even worse with others money) without knowing what's your risk of getting stopped-out.
Not planning will have the same effect as BUY when DRUNK/SELL when HIGH (not life advice ^^)

Each market is unique and cannot possibly be traded the same way.
We're happy to provide a few guidelines for the STOCK market just below:

1- Mind the time of the day: Why trading when no one else is trading? This means there likely won't be enough volatilty to bring interesting opportunities. Then, we wouldn't set a trade on a US STOCK right before the end of the trading afternoon session or right before the weekend/holidays

Last example: at night or before the weekend, or before important bank holidays (Christmas, New-Year's Eve, ...). Big players take their time off seriously - taking also their trading money off the market - and so should we. We better follow their lead instead of dealing with annoying trading ranges.

2- Stay consistent with your position sizing: it's not because you won a few trades in a row that you should increase the position size - this is actually the best way to give back what you earnt, and we believe most of our customers use our services because they gave back too much. (YES! we know!).

3- Stay consistent with your trade management: each S/R with a big timeframe is a TP zone. Whatever you think/feel, when in a trade and the candlesticks will hit once of our S/R you can either:
- set your SL to breakeven
- set your SL to breakeven and take a bit of profit. (Up to you to decide which percentage)
Very important note: the hard exits are a crutial part of our trade management methodology.

4- Trailing Stop: The BEST Algo Globale includes our Trade Manager with a trailing stop based on percentage or pips value.
This is very good practice to start trailing your stop, once an opportunity gave you enough profit.
When it happens, we usually set at least our stop to breakeven so as to not losing anymore.
Hoping, then that the opportunity will get bigger, and the trailing will follow the price movement, protecting our gains and preventing us from even losing/giving back to the market.

Now we're going to reveal why most of the trading bots win at the beginning and then give all it back and even more later on...
We know because we made loads of them and understood the hard way that the "magic pill" doesn't exist in trading.
Answer: Because they're backtested mostly on a single dataset. The backtest gave good results for that range and the market didn't change its market-wrecking algorithm yet... but when it will ... then the bots won't work anymore and the sponsored trading gurus won't answer anymore to your messages.
Coincidence? We don't think so.

Are we any different? Maybe yes maybe not, only you can judge. Our system is made on a very custom BEST Algo Globale and if you know those indicators, you also know that we can adjust our system whenever it won't work anymore and it won't take us more than a few hours/days for adjusting it to new market conditions.
There's always someone in the team trading the index market with the tool to make it still works so rest assured that you'll never be left alone. You might have bad trading days but will rarely get bad quality signals - assuming you follow our framework like a "machine".
The commandments will never change, but sometimes the internal computations in the code might change if we find areas of improvement and we'll do so at our own discretion whenever we know it's the right time to do some major updates.

And even if you decide to plug our Algo Builder frameworks to automatize the entries, it's utopic to believe you shouldn't monitor. We know you can capture the TradingView alerts (entries, hard exits, stop-loss, take-profits) and send them out to your broker but at least... it should be monitored because so many things can go wrong and not even related to our indicator (network connection issue, third-party issue, broker API issue, Donald Trump tweets, ...)

What's the common points between Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tai Lopez, Tony Robbins, Steve Jobs, Bruce Lee and all successful people you know?
They tested new ideas again and again and when they got one working, they bet everything they had (time, money, sometimes their family) because when an idea is too good not to be executed, an entrepreneur must do what he does best.
(going small when unsure and big when sure is like trading don't you think ^^)
Repetition is the mother of skillthat is my favorite quote. You have no idea how many times we failed, how many indicators/systems we tested, lessons learned to build this complete system finally.

You have a few weeks to test for free because we know that many traders aren't full-time traders and have a family/job/life outside trading.

So take your time to backtest visually the signals, trade with small positions, follow our rules and learn from your own experience.
While we keep saying "do this, do that", we're not dogmatic at all and we welcome any feedback you might have that could benefit the community and we'll likely integrate it if we see a good value in your idea.
You can submit any idea/feedback/comment via our discord channel or using the "CHAT WITH US" button.

Some might find our offering expensive but you're paying for 7 years of trading experience/tests/sweats and tears served on a golden plate and we hope your trust in us will reward you handsomely.
And we analyzed the competition thoroughly - we know most of them and tried their offering - we're way cheaper and hopefully we'll bring some value to your trading. We will judge our value based on your trading performance and received feedbacks.
Adding that we think we're better than everyone else won't help because every legit company thinks they're the best at what they do.