jrhSAR Daily/Weekly Trend System

⭐ What you should look for before entering a trade
1. Daily SAR dot flips from above → below price
This is the first sign of a possible long.

2. Candle turns green (your barcolor logic)
This means the trend filters agree.

3. A green “LONG” label appears
This is the final confirmation.

If you see the SAR flip but no LONG label, it means:

ADX too weak

RSI not above 50

Price not above 20 EMA

Weekly trend disagrees

So you ignore it.

⭐ How to actually trade it (simple rules)
LONG ENTRY
Enter on the candle where the LONG label appears
(or on the next candle if you prefer confirmation).

STOP‑LOSS
Use the daily SAR dot as your stop.
This is how SAR was originally designed.

EXIT
Exit when:

Daily SAR flips bearish

Or your own TP/SL is hit

This keeps the system clean and mechanical.

⭐ What the SAR dots tell you visually
Daily SAR (blue dots)
Tracks short‑term trend

Flips often

Used for entries + trailing stop

Weekly SAR (orange dots)
Tracks long‑term trend

Flips rarely

Used as a trend filter

Keeps you out of bad trades

If weekly SAR is bearish, you will never get a LONG label — even if daily SAR flips.

⭐ What a perfect long setup looks like
You want to see this sequence:

Price closes above daily SAR

Candle is above 20 EMA

RSI > 50

ADX > threshold (trend strength)

Weekly SAR below price

Candle turns green

“LONG” label prints

When all seven align → high‑probability long entry.

⭐ What to avoid
SAR flips during sideways chop

ADX below 20–25

RSI hovering around 50

Price stuck inside EMA

Weekly SAR against your direction

Your indicator already filters these out — that’s why you sometimes see SAR flips but no LONG flag.

Versionshinweise

Fixed SAR and Buy/Sell flag to float

Versionshinweise

⭐ What the SAR + LONG flag actually means
Your indicator is doing four things at once, and the LONG flag only appears when all four agree:

1. Daily SAR flipped bullish
Price moved above the daily SAR dot
→ This signals a potential trend change.

2. Trend filters confirm the move
All must agree:

Price above the 20 EMA

RSI > 50

ADX > your threshold (trend strength)

This prevents false signals in choppy markets.

3. Weekly SAR agrees with the direction (if enabled)
Weekly SAR below price → macro trend is bullish
This keeps you trading with the larger trend.

4. The flip happened on this candle
The LONG flag only prints on the exact bar where:

Daily SAR flips bullish

Trend filters confirm

Weekly bias agrees

This is your entry bar.

⭐ What you should look for before entering a trade
1. Daily SAR dot flips from above → below price
This is the first sign of a possible long.

2. Candle turns green (your barcolor logic)
This means the trend filters agree.

3. A green “LONG” label appears
This is the final confirmation.

If you see the SAR flip but no LONG label, it means:

ADX too weak

RSI not above 50

Price not above EMA

Weekly trend disagrees

So you ignore it.

⭐ How to actually trade it (simple rules)
LONG ENTRY
Enter on the candle where the LONG label appears
(or on the next candle if you prefer confirmation).

STOP‑LOSS
Use the daily SAR dot as your stop.
This is how SAR was originally designed.

EXIT
Exit when:

Daily SAR flips bearish

Or your own TP/SL is hit

This keeps the system clean and mechanical.

⭐ What the SAR dots tell you visually
Daily SAR (blue dots)
Tracks short‑term trend

Flips often

Used for entries + trailing stop

Weekly SAR (orange dots)
Tracks long‑term trend

Flips rarely

Used as a trend filter

Keeps you out of bad trades

If weekly SAR is bearish, you will never get a LONG label — even if daily SAR flips.

⭐ What a perfect long setup looks like
You want to see this sequence:

Price closes above daily SAR

Candle is above 20 EMA

RSI > 50

ADX > threshold (trend strength)

Weekly SAR below price

Candle turns green

“LONG” label prints

When all seven align → high‑probability long entry.

⭐ What to avoid
SAR flips during sideways chop

ADX below 20–25

RSI hovering around 50

Price stuck inside EMA

Weekly SAR against your direction

Your indicator already filters these out — that’s why you sometimes see SAR flips but no LONG flag.

⭐ When a SHORT is valid (the 4‑part checklist)
Your indicator only prints a SHORT label when all four of these conditions align:

1. Daily SAR flips bearish
Price closes below the daily SAR dot.
This is the first sign of a potential downtrend.

What it looks like:

SAR dot jumps from below price → above price

Candle closes under the dot

This alone is not enough to short.

2. Trend filters confirm the downside move
All must agree:

• Price below the 20 EMA
Shows short‑term trend direction.

• RSI < 50
Momentum is bearish.

• ADX > threshold (trend strength)
Confirms it’s not just noise or chop.

If any of these fail → no SHORT label, even if SAR flips.

3. Weekly SAR agrees (if enabled)
Weekly SAR must be above price.

This prevents shorting into a strong weekly uptrend.

If weekly SAR is bullish → no SHORT, even if daily flips.

4. The flip happens on this candle
The SHORT label prints only on the bar where all conditions align.

This is your entry bar.

⭐ What a perfect SHORT setup looks like
You want to see this sequence:

Price closes below daily SAR

Candle is below the 20 EMA

RSI < 50

ADX > your threshold

Weekly SAR above price

Candle turns red

“SHORT” label prints

When all seven align → high‑probability short entry.

⭐ How to actually trade a SHORT
SHORT ENTRY
Enter on the candle where the SHORT label appears
(or the next candle if you prefer confirmation).

STOP‑LOSS
Use the daily SAR dot as your stop.
This is how SAR was originally designed — a trailing stop‑and‑reverse.

EXIT
Exit when:

Daily SAR flips bullish

Or your own TP/SL is hit

This keeps the system mechanical and consistent.

⭐ What to avoid (common traps)
SAR flips during sideways chop

ADX below 20–25

RSI hovering around 50

Price stuck inside EMA

Weekly SAR against your direction

Your indicator already filters these out — that’s why you sometimes see SAR flips but no SHORT label.

⭐ Quick visual summary
SHORT =
SAR flips bearish

Trend filters confirm

Weekly trend agrees

Label prints

If any one of these is missing → ignore the signal.

Versionshinweise

Added Exit Flag for Long/Short

Versionshinweise

Added Daily/Weekly SAR Flip in flag logic

Versionshinweise

Added Calculated TP's that are selectable.

Versionshinweise

Removed TP's as they were problematic

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