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Watches every 4-hour candle as it closes. If it was a genuinely directional candle (most of its high-low range is its net close-open body, not wicks in both directions), the strategy continues in that same direction on the next 4H candle. Stop-loss is half the triggering candle's own range; take-profit is a fixed multiple of that stop. As soon as one trade resolves, the very next qualifying 4H candle can trigger another. An original strategy, not based on a specific video.

Checks whether the previous UTC day closed bullish or bearish (its own close vs its own open), then opens a single trade at the very start of the new day in that same direction — betting on a reversion move continuing yesterday's direction. Take-profit is small and fixed (a quick partial target); stop-loss is big and fixed (room for the reversion thesis to play out), the opposite risk shape from most strategies in this codebase — it needs a genuinely high win rate to be worth it, not just a directional edge. An original strategy, not based on a specific video.

A cadence tester on Boom 150, not a trading idea: fires a long on every 10th 1-minute candle, no signal condition at all. Fixed SL in price units, TP a multiple of that. Boom indices spike sharply upward, often within a single candle, so SL and TP can both be touched intrabar far more often than on smooth forex/crypto — the engine resolves that using the candle's close (where price actually settled once the spike concluded) rather than always assuming the worst case. Exists to exercise the platform honestly on a real spike instrument, like buy_every_3min does for forex.

A custom velocity signal on the 1-minute chart: if price moved at least burst_pips (net) over the last burst_candles candles, that's treated as a burst worth riding — continue in that direction. Same underlying math as the standard Momentum/ROC indicator (close now vs close N candles ago), with a pip threshold as the trigger. Stop-loss is half the range of the candle that completed the burst; take-profit is a fixed multiple of that stop. An original strategy, not based on a specific video.

Momentum breakout, not mean-reversion: each UTC day starts by marking the first 30-minute candle's high/low as support and resistance. Any later candle that closes beyond that range fires a trade in the breakout direction, then the range resets to that candle and the strategy waits for the NEXT breakout — of the new, tighter range — rather than continuing to expand the old one. Stop-loss is the breakout candle's own range (high-low), so it adapts automatically to each market's volatility instead of using one flat pip value across very different-scale instruments. Take-profit is a fixed multiple of that stop. An original strategy, not based on a specific video.

Momentum, not mean-reversion: each UTC day starts with its first 30-minute candle as a baseline. Every candle after that either sets a new daily-high range (and fires a trade in that candle's own direction) or does nothing. Stop-loss is the lowest low (for a long) or highest high (for a short) among every candle that has held the 'highest' title so far that day — the real floor/ceiling formed by the sequence, not just one candle. Take-profit is a fixed multiple of that stop. Everything resets every new day. An original strategy, not based on a specific video.

Multi-timeframe Smart Money Concepts strategy from the KoshKahFX free ebook. Waits for a 4H Break of Structure, finds the 1H Order Block (the last opposite-colour candle before the impulse), then enters on a confirming 15-minute BOS inside that zone. SL just beyond the OB zone; TP at 3R. Coded exactly from the checklist in the ebook.

The 'only trading strategy you'll ever need' three-step formula: (1) market structure with valid swings — a low only counts once its move breaks the previous high, and the trend only flips when the valid swing breaks; (2) supply & demand zones marked from the candle before a sharp impulsive move, entered on the retest with the stop across the zone and the target at the recent swing; (3) skip any trade under 2.5R. Trades only with the trend. Coded exactly as taught in the video below.

The 'simplest day trading strategy for beginners': wait for price to close through the 50 EMA, then a pullback of at least 2 opposite candles, then buy/sell when a candle body closes back through the swing point made before the pullback. Stop-loss at the Chandelier Stop, take-profit at 2R. Trade is invalidated if the pullback closes back through the EMA or the breakout candle is oversized. Coded exactly as taught in the video below.

The '4-hour range' scalping system: mark the high/low of the first 4-hour candle of the day (New York time), then on the 5-minute chart wait for a candle to close outside the range and a later candle to close back inside. Enter against the breakout (broke above → short, broke below → long), stop-loss at the breakout extreme, take-profit at 2R. Coded exactly as taught in the video below.