Vertical Bar patterns tell you in advance whether the price is going to break support/resistance, take off & never look back… or whether it will hold and the price will reverse… AND… Here’s the good news:

Our New “Vertical Bar Setup” Indicator Automatically Detects High-Probability Vertical Bar Patterns For You… Then It Tells You All Of The Important ENTRY, Stop-Loss, Take Profit 1 and Take Profit 2 Levels…

So you can trade in the RIGHT direction, avoid soul-crushing losses, and join the trend with great timing & score big winners… To my knowledge, this is the most accurate indicator for trading support/resistance — backed up by statistically valid tests…

When a high-probability Vertical Bar pattern appears, this “Vertical Bar Setup” indicator INSTANTLY gives you an alert (pop-up, sound, and push alerts)… with Entry, Stop Loss, Take Profit 1, and Take Profit 2 suggestions.

Here’s an example:

Here’s why it’s important to you:

Does this scenario sound familiar…

So you see the price is testing this resistance level:

It’s crunch time. What should I do now? Will this resistance hold? Or will the price break it?

You’re confused.

But then these Vertical Bar patterns come to help.

For example, in this case, there’s an extremely powerful bearish pattern called Bearish Outside Vertical Bar that has just appeared:

Now you can be confident placing a short trade. When this pattern forms, the price is much more likely to fall.

So there’s a high probability this resistance will hold. And the price will make an aggressive move downward.

Look at what happens next:

Easy win, right?

But that’s just for starters.

Let’s turn it up a notch. Let me show you…

Even more powerful ways to trade with Vertical Bar patterns…

Take a look at this chart:

So… in this example the market is approaching a key support level (highlighted in a pink rectangle).

And you also notice that just a few bars before, the price attempted to penetrate this level, and got rejected.

Plus, we’ve got a double-bottom set up. And, did you see that MACD Histogram is also showing bullish divergence? That means this downtrend is losing momentum.

But when exactly should we pull the trigger?

What’s going to give us a confirmation that a trend reversal will occur?

This is where the Vertical Bar patterns come in:

The result: Just as the pattern predicted, the market immediately starts to move upward… FAST. And we got another 446-pip win.

So you’ve just seen how good Vertical Bar patterns are at predicting the beginning of new market trends. So you can jump on the trend right from the very beginning.

But that’s just part of the story. It gets even more interesting:

There’s ANOTHER great way in which Vertical Bar patterns helps you extract even more profits from big trends…

Let’s stick with the case study that we’ve just discussed.

So… after the first setup, we also spotted 2 additional bullish patterns. And the formation of these patterns tells you that there’s still a lot of momentum in this trend. And that the price will likely continue for quite some time.

And as a consequence, you can either add to your current position. Or… if you somehow missed the first signal, you can now get onboard to profit from this uptrend.

Let’s see what the market does next:

The market has moved up 1,569 pips from your entry. And you managed to capture the majority of this uptrend.

It all started with a simple Vertical Bar patterns… But that’s not all…

There’s still another use for Vertical Bar pattern…

Sticking with our case study, there was a period where the uptrend seemed to slow down. So the question is: Should I exit the trade here before I give up too much profit? Or should I stay in the trend?

Vertical Bar patterns take care of this problem for you:

So we spotted a bullish Vertical Bar pattern. This pattern tells you to stay in this long trade.

Let’s see what happens next:

So after that dull period, the market moved up another 852 pips. This is the profit you would have missed out on if you exited this trade too early.

In other words, this Vertical Bar pattern just gives you 852 pips by telling you to simply stay in the trade.

Now that you’ve seen the power of Vertical Bar patterns, let me introduce our new:

“Vertical Bar Setup” Indicator…

This indicator does all the hard work for you. FIRST…

It automatically finds all of the high-probability Vertical Bar patterns for you…

So you don’t have to lift a finger.

And the 2nd thing this indicator does for you is:

For each trade setup, the indicator also tells you the optimal Entry, Stop Loss, Take Profit 1, and Take Profit 2 levels. And it automatically plots these levels on your chart, so you can see them very clearly…

Take a look at this photo to see what I mean:

See how clear everything is: the Entry, Stop Loss, Take Profit 1, and Take Profit 2 levels…

And on top of all that, maybe the most interesting feature of this “Vertical Bar Setup” indicator is…

You have total FREEDOM and FLEXIBILITY: You can choose which method you’d like to use to calculate these stop loss and take profit levels…

You can choose to calculate your stop loss based on: the pattern’s high and low price… OR… number of pips… OR… the pair’s volatility (using Average True Range).

And you can choose to calculate your take profit based on: reward/risk ratio.. OR… number of pips… OR… the pair’s volatility (using Average True Range).

Here’s a tip: For me personally, I’d use Reward/Risk ratio as my method for calculating take-profit levels. That way, I could be sure that my Reward/Risk ratio would be at least 2:1. And as a consequence of that, I’d only need to win 50% of the trades to be profitable.

By the way, here’s a screenshot of me changing the method of calculating stop loss. So you can see what I mean:

By the way, it’s very very easy to trade with Vertical Bar Setup indicator because…

The indicator gives you all kinds of alerts: Pop-up, Sound, Email, and Push Notifications as soon as a setup appears…

Plus… you’re in total control. For example, you can change the color of any text, entry, stop loss & take profit.

And… you can even change how the indicator defines a Vertical Bar pattern. For example, if you’d like to be strict and want to identify only the highest-quality patterns, you could easily do so.