Thuan VSA Ultra V6

Strategy Description: VSA Ultra - Climax Reversal
Overview
This strategy is based on the principles of Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) and Wyckoff Theory. It focuses on identifying "Climax" events—extreme market movements characterized by high-volume spikes that often signal the exhaustion of the current trend and the start of a new accumulation or distribution phase.

The strategy specifically looks for Selling Climaxes (SC) to initiate Long positions and Buying Climaxes (BC) to initiate Short positions.

Key Features
VSA-Based Signals: Identifies Buying and Selling Climaxes using a combination of price action (Pivots) and Volume spikes relative to a moving average.

Always-In-The-Market Logic: The strategy rotates positions dynamically. A Short signal (BC) will automatically close any existing Longs and open a Short, and vice versa.

Integrated Performance Dashboard: Provides real-time tracking of Net Profit, Win Rate, Total Trades, and Maximum Drawdown directly on your chart.

Fully Customizable: Users can adjust the Volume Threshold, Pivot Lookback, and Dashboard positioning to suit different assets and timeframes.

How it Works
Buying Climax (BC): Occurs at a swing high (Pivot High) accompanied by exceptionally high volume. This suggests professional selling into retail buying hưng phấn (euphoria).

Selling Climax (SC): Occurs at a swing low (Pivot Low) accompanied by exceptionally high volume. This suggests professional absorption of retail panic selling.

Automatic Rotation: Upon a BC signal, the strategy enters a Short position. Upon an SC signal, it enters a Long position.


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Parameters
Pivot Length: The number of bars used to confirm a technical swing high or low (Default: 5).

Volume Spike Threshold: The multiplier for the Volume SMA to confirm a Climax event (Default: 1.5x).

Volume Lookback: The period for the Volume Simple Moving Average (Default: 20).

Disclaimer
VSA and Climax signals are most effective on higher timeframes (H1, H4, Daily). Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always use proper risk management and consider using this strategy in conjunction with other technical analysis tools like RSI or Trendlines to filter entries during strong trending markets.