Indicators and Entry Rules

The dynamic COG is the one shown on the price chart: the middle line represents the COG, while the space between the 2 Green lines represent the area where to buy and the space between the 2 Red lines represent the area where to sell. This indicator uses a mathematical formula developed (polynomial nonparametric regression) to calculate first the center of gravity of a moving stock (blue line), then 3 standard deviations to upwards (red stripes) and 3 down (green stripes). The amplitudes of these deviations are always proportions of the golden number 1.618.

Static COG

To be considered a valid entry, the static COG must be between the lines 4 and 8. The closer it is to 8 (-8), or even better beyond that level, the stronger the signal is in order to sell (buy)

Tips for Effective Trading

1. Dynamic COG Direction: Enter trades only if they match with COG direction (e.g., COG lines are pointing UP, look for BUYS only)
2. Market Flow: Check Market Flow and trade only signals matching with MF direction to drive more odds in your favour
3. Different TF Analysis: H1 is showing a buy.. but where are we in term of price on H4? Is it above or below blue line? What can we expect on longer term?

Take-Profit Strategy

The System TP rules are to set it at blue line (dynamic COG middle-line), anyhow most of the time the price runs till further lines, so splitting up the positions, trailing stop etc etc can help maximizing the profit

Stop-Loss Strategy

The System uses Pivot's below (above) the dynamic COG entry-line. What I do is keeping a RR ratio not below 1:2 and look out for possible critical levels around (Trinity extension, Figures, past days S/R, Pivot's etc etc)