Default Swing Setup

    The starting point for most traders. Few signals, wide stops, and a clear plan for every trade.

    Level
    Beginner
    Style
    Swing
    Timeframes
    1H to Daily
    Markets
    Any
    Star-rated BUY and SELL signals on the default settings.

    When to use it

    • You're new to Pro Signals V5 and want to learn how it behaves.
    • You check charts a few times a day, not every minute.
    • You prefer fewer, cleaner trades over constant action.

    Settings

    SettingSet it to
    Signal ModeConservative
    Minimum stars★★★★ and up
    Stop and TargetsOn
    Support & ResistanceOn
    Risk %1%, with your Account filled in

    Anything not listed stays on its default. See the Full Settings Reference for every option.

    Step by step

    1. 1
      Wait for a signal on a closed candle
      Signals only confirm once the candle closes. Don't act on a candle that's still forming.
    2. 2
      Hover the signal and read the Why
      Know which of the five checks passed. If one failed, know which one and why it matters.
    3. 3
      Look left for nearby levels
      Skip signals that print straight into a support or resistance zone with little room to TP1.
    4. 4
      Enter with the stop shown
      Use the size on the label so hitting the stop costs about your chosen risk.
    5. 5
      Scale out at the targets
      Take part at TP1 (the stop moves to entry), more at TP2, and let the rest run toward TP3.

    Managing the trade

    • After TP1, your worst case on the rest is roughly break even.
    • If the trend flips before a target, the trade closes. Accept it and wait for the next one.
    • Don't move the stop further away to avoid being stopped out.

    When to skip it

    • A big news release is due within the next hour or two.
    • The Market row on the dashboard reads choppy.
    • TP1 sits on the other side of a strong level.

    Common mistakes

    • Entering before the candle closes, then watching the signal disappear.
    • Raising risk after a loss to win it back.
    • Ignoring the Why and treating every star rating the same.
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