Pullback Factor for TradingView
$199.00
🔸 Once implemented, you can check the Pullback Factor indicator VALUE and presumably predict when the pullback will cease.
🔸 Simply keep an eye on the value and start trading once it peaks at a specific level.
🔸 Finally, it is applicable to any market and any timeframes.
Hey there,
Does this sound familiar? Your trading system gives you a buy signal, telling you that an uptrend has just begun. So you enter a trade.
But then, as soon as you enter the trade, the market immediately reverses. You get stopped out.
To add salt to the wound, just as soon as your stop loss is triggered, you get a second buy signal. The first loss is so painful… you don’t want to take the second trade just yet.
But then, this happens:
A huge monstrous uptrend happens in the direction I originally predicted just after I got stopped out.
Or… maybe you’re more careful. And wait for the market to pullback. You know, the market goes up, pulls back, and goes up again, right?
I mean, something like this:
So, price goes up. Then it pulls back. Then the pullback seems to stop. This is where I’m supposed to buy, right?
Watch what happens
Argh, I’m going crazy…
How am I supposed to know when the pullback is done?
So I can avoid entering early and getting stopped out…
Or even better, how can I take advantage of the pullback to enter the trend with greater timing… and at the best price possible?
If that’s what you want, here’s the good news:
Our Pullback Factor Indicator for TradingView Solves This Problem For You…
Here’s why:
Pullback Factor indicator uses our volatility-based algorithm to identify whether or not the current pullback is about to end. When the pullback ends, that means… price is ready to CONTINUE its original trend.
In fact, statistical testing shows that: When the Pullback Factor indicator gives a signal that a certain pullback is complete, there’s a high probability the original trend will resume immediately afterward.
So you can be certain and confident placing a trade in the direction of the trend.
Let me show you how it works. Here’s a common scenario:
So the price goes up in an uptrend, then it pulls back. Now you’re wondering how long this pullback will last…
But then, you look at the Pullback Factor indicator value. And everything suddenly became clear.
No more uncertainty:
At this bar, the Pullback Factor value is 1.59 which is larger than 1.5. And a Pullback Factor value larger than 1.5 means that there’s a great probabiltiy that this pulback is coming to an end. And the price will continue its original trend (uptrend in this case) shortly.
So now you know with great certainty that this uptrend will likely continue.
And so, you enter a long trade…
Let’s see what happens next:
This time, because you use Pullback Factor, your timing is perfect. And the price immediately shoots up in your direction. An easy win.
And it’s not stopping there…
Let’s take a look at how well Pullback Factor works in another market — Apple stock this time. Here you see another buy set-up when the Pullback Factor value exceeds 1.5. And you put on another long trade.
And…
Just as Pullback Factor predicted, price moves up aggressively in your favor again. So, the Pullback Factor indicator helps you place 2 long trades that result in 2 huge wins…
Moving on, let’s see how well Pullback Factor works in a downtrend.
Here’s a EUR/USD chart:
Now… switching to AMAZON stock. Look at this chart:
So the market goes down in a downtrend. Then it pulls back.
You know the drill. Now is the time to determine when this pullback will end, and when price will resume its trend direction:
You see that the Pullback Factor value is greater than 1.5 (at the bars highlighted in yellow). And so you sell.
Watch how the price behaves after that:
You’re right again. As soon as you place your short trade, the market turns back down. And the downtrend continues.
And as a result, you’ve got a huge win.
But you’re not seeing everything yet. Now it’s time to take it up a notch…
Here’s my own trading system that incorporates the Pullback Factor indicator. And you have my permission to STEAL it…
Let me give you my own trading rules which are built upon the Pullback Factor indicator. You can steal these rules, and put them to work for you… immediately:
FIRST. You need to trade with the trend. To identify the trend, use 20-day moving average and 50-day moving average.
When the 20-day moving average is above 50-day moving average, the trend is up. And so we’re only looking for long trades.
When the 20-day moving average is below the 50-day moving average, the trend is down. And so we’re only looking for short trades.
SECOND. If the trend is up, enter a long trade when the Pullback Factor peaks at a level above 1.5. Conversely, if the trend is down, enter a short trade when the Pullback Factor peaks at a level above 1.5.
THIRD. Set your stop loss at the nearest support or resistance level. And your profit target would be two times (or three times) your stop.
Simple, right?
Well, let me show you how easy it really is. Look at this example on USD/CHF:
So here the 20-day moving average (red line) is above the 50-day moving average (blue line). And as such, we’re looking for buy opportunities.
The set-up is confirmed when Pullback Factor indicator peaks at a value greater than 1.5. So we place a long trade.
As expected, the indicator gives us a good trade. Price starts to move up in our favor immediately. And hit our profit target a few bars later.
Nice and easy, just the way I want it…
Do you think you can profit from these easy wins? I bet you could. Plus, the indicator is extremely flexible: Works on ANY instruments… ANY time-frame.
You can maximize your PROFITS with indices, stocks, commodities, and futures
… virtually any instrument you could think of.
Watch this video guide to see how it works:
Setting Manuals
1. Indicator Setting – Pullback Factor
Short MA Period: Change how many bars the short Moving Average covers. Less bars for quick updates, more for a smoother line.
Short MA Method: Pick a way to calculate the short Moving Average. Each method changes how the MA line reacts to price changes:
- SMA (Simple Moving Average)
- EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
- SMMA (Smoothed Moving Average)
- VMA (Volume Moving Average)
Long MA Period: Set the length for the long Moving Average. Longer periods mean a slower, steadier line.
Long MA Method: Choose how the long Moving Average is calculated. Different methods offer various levels of smoothness.
MA Source: Choose the price data (such as close, open, high, or low) used for calculating the Moving Averages. This allows you to align the MAs with your specific analysis needs.
Pullback Threshold: Set a level that tells you when a pullback might be ending. This value is crucial in determining when the indicator signals a potential end to a pullback.
Line Color: Customize the color of the main line of the indicator. This helps in distinguishing it from other elements on the chart for clear visual analysis.
Pullback Threshold Line Color: Pick a color for the main line to make it stand out on your chart.
Line Width: Make the lines thicker for better visibility or thinner for a cleaner chart look.
2/ Indicator Setting – Pullback Factor Arrows
SL & TP
SL Detection Distance (Days): Choose how many days back the indicator looks to set your stop loss.
ATR Period for SL Shift: Decide how many days to use for calculating the ATR, which helps adjust your stop loss.
SL Shift Coefficient (from ATR): This number changes how much your stop loss moves based on market changes.
TP Coefficient (from SL): Sets how far your take profit is from your stop loss.
Stop Loss Line Color: Pick a color for your stop loss line on the chart.
Take Profit Line Color: Choose a color for your take profit line.
Line Style Option: Select the style of your lines (like dashed or dotted).
Stop Loss Label Color: Choose the color for the stop loss text on your chart.
Take Profit Label Color: Pick a color for the take profit text.
Pullback Factor
Short MA Period: Set how many days or bars you want to include in the short-term Moving Average calculation.
Short MA Method: Choose how to calculate the short-term Moving Average.
Long MA Period: Set how many days or bars for the long-term Moving Average.
Long MA Method: Choose how to calculate the long-term Moving Average.
MA Source: Pick which price (open, high, low, close, etc) to use for calculating both Moving Averages.
Arrows
Short MA Period: Set the number of periods (like days or bars) for the short-term Moving Average.
Long MA Period: Set the number of periods (like days or bars) the long-term Moving Average.
MA Method (SMA, EMA, SMMA, WMA): Select the type of Moving Average: Simple (SMA), Exponential (EMA), Smoothed (SMMA), or Weighted (WMA).
Pullback Threshold: Determine a value that indicates a significant pullback in price.
Buy Text: Enter the message or word to display when a buy signal is generated.
Sell Text: Input the message or word for sell signal indications.
Buy Text Color: Pick a color for the text that appears on buy signals.
Sell Text Color: Choose a color for the text on sell signals.
Buy/Sell Arrow Size (Auto, Huge, Large, Normal, Small, Tiny): Adjust the size of the arrows that indicate buying or selling opportunities. ‘Auto’ will automatically adjust the size, or you can choose a specific size ranging from ‘Huge’ to ‘Tiny’.
2. How can I set up alerts?
To stay updated on potential trading opportunities, you can set up alerts within the Pullback Factor.
Step 1: From the indicator settings, customize your alerts by defining your desired parameters. The selected configurations will be used for notifications in Step 2.
Step 2: To receive notifications through the app, pop-ups, alert emails, Webhook URL, sound alerts, or email-to-SMS, enable these features by clicking on TradingView’s “Alert” icon.
Step 3: Select Pullback Factor Arrows from the “Condition” dropdown list:
Step 4: A pop-up will appear as follows. You click on “Notifications”.
Step 5: You choose the types of notifications you’d like to receive and click the “Create” button.
FAQ
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It works on ALL markets internationally that are available on Tradingview: FX, stocks, indices, commodities, futures, etc…
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