DM Scalper Flow

10 hours ago

How to enter trades manually

You can use this workflow:

For LONG entries

Wait for the “LONG ▲” bias to appear on the table.

Confirm the candle is bullish (close > open) and above VWAP.

Enter at or near the close of that bar or on a small pullback.

Set stop loss at Bull SL, target at Bull TP from the table.

For SHORT (PUT) entries

Wait for the “PUT ▼” bias.

Confirm the candle is bearish (close < open) and below VWAP.

Enter near the close or next small retracement.

Use Bear SL and Bear TP from the table.




How to interpret the table
Row Meaning Usage
Bull SL / TP ATR-based Stop-Loss and Take-Profit levels for a long Use as your entry plan if you take a long
Bear SL / TP ATR-based levels for a short Use for short entries
Bias “LONG” or “PUT” signal + arrow Follow only when it’s active

7 hours ago

Release Notes

Understand What the Signal Means

LONG Bias (“▲”) → The 9 EMA crosses above 21 EMA, price is above VWAP, and you get a bullish engulfing candle.
→ This means momentum is shifting bullish.

PUT / Short Bias (“▼”) → The 9 EMA crosses below 21 EMA, price is below VWAP, and you get a bearish engulfing candle.
→ This means momentum is shifting bearish.

Once a LONG signal appears, it remains valid until a candle closes below EMA 9, which means bullish momentum is likely weakening.

The Best Way to Enter

Here’s a structured approach that balances precision and risk control:

Step A — Wait for Confirmation

After the signal prints:

Wait for the next candle to close in the direction of the signal (not just a wick).

Example:

For LONG → candle closes above the engulfing high and stays above EMA 9.

For PUT → candle closes below the engulfing low and stays below EMA 9.

This avoids false breakouts from the crossover candle.

Step B — Entry Trigger

You can use one of these:

Aggressive entry: Enter immediately when the signal appears (on candle close).

Conservative entry: Wait for a small pullback toward EMA 9 and buy the bounce / sell the rejection.
This often gives a tighter stop and better risk-reward.

6 hours ago

Release Notes

This indicator helps identify potential LONG (buy) or PUT (sell) opportunities based on:
The relationship between two EMAs (9 & 21), and
The appearance of engulfing candles, which confirm momentum.
The goal is to only show a strict signal (no early hints) when both the EMA-cross and an engulfing pattern line up.

How the Signal Logic Works
A. EMA Cross “Arms” the Bias

When EMA 9 crosses above EMA 21, a long bias is “armed.”

When EMA 9 crosses below EMA 21, a put bias is “armed.”

NO SIGNAL, nothing is displayed yet — the system is simply waiting for a confirming candle.
or if you are in a LONG or PUT mode already and the candle closes below or above the ema 9. It is a signal to be vigilant and ready to exit trade if candles continue below or above ema 9.