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SNP420_claudos v1.0

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Indicator Overview (Work in Progress)
A technical analysis indicator enhanced with a machine learning model. Feedback is welcome.

Chart Elements & Signal Logic
BUY (green label up) – Green arrow below the candle: Long entry signal based on EMA bullish crossover + confirmed trend + RSI confirmation.
★ BUY (strong green) – Brighter green: High-confidence long signal, additionally near support → improved risk-to-reward ratio.
SELL (red label down) – Red arrow above the candle: Short entry signal based on EMA bearish crossover + confirmed trend + RSI confirmation.
★ SELL (strong red) – Brighter red: High-confidence short signal, additionally near resistance.
EXIT (gold ×) – Gold cross: Close position when opposite EMA crossover occurs or RSI reaches extreme levels.
Take Profit (TP) – Green dashed line: Target level, typically set at 2× the Stop Loss distance.
Stop Loss (SL) – Red dashed line: Risk level, typically set at 1.5× ATR.
Entry Line – Solid blue line: Trade entry price.

Dashboard (Top Right Panel)
Trend – Displays current market direction: UP / DOWN / FLAT.
ATR – Shows current volatility in pips.
RSI – Indicates momentum strength (Red > 70 = overbought, Green < 30 = oversold).
Support – Nearest support level below the current price.
Resistance – Nearest resistance level above the current price.
Next Action – Suggested action: BUY / SELL / WAIT.
TP – Recommended Take Profit level.
SL – Recommended Stop Loss level.

Summary
This indicator combines trend-following logic (EMA crossovers), momentum confirmation (RSI), volatility-based risk management (ATR), support/resistance context, and a machine learning layer for filtering and prioritizing signals. The objective is to provide clear, actionable trade signals with predefined risk parameters and improved trade selection.

Disclaimer

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