Intermediate · 30 min · 5 chapters

    Reading Pro Signals V5

    Understand how V5 signals form, what each star check means, and how to judge a signal in context before acting.

    You will be able to

    Explain how a V5 signal is created

    Interpret each of the five star checks

    Judge a signal against nearby levels and structure

    Recognise conditions where signals are weaker

    Chapter 1 of 5: How a signal is created
    1. 1How a signal is created
    2. 2The five star checks
    3. 3Context: levels and structure
    4. 4When signals struggle
    5. 5A complete signal read

    Chapter 1 of 5

    How a signal is created

    A signal prints when a candle closes across the trend line. Nothing more, nothing less.

    Pro Signals V5 tracks one Trend Line. When a candle closes across it, the trend flips and a BUY or SELL prints on that candle.

    Trend Line

    What that means in practice

  1. Signals are confirmed on close. A candle that crosses intrabar and closes back does not create one.

  2. Signals do not repaint. Once printed, they stay where they are.

  3. The Trend Line is visible, so you always know the exact price where the next flip would happen.

    4. Signal Mode

    Signal Mode controls how sensitive the Trend Line is. More sensitive modes produce more signals with tighter stops, suitable for lower timeframes. Less sensitive modes produce fewer signals with wider stops for swing trading. See Settings.

    Key idea

    The signal is the trigger. The stars and context are how you decide whether to take it.

    Key takeaways

    • A signal is a confirmed close across the Trend Line
    • Signals do not repaint
    • Signal Mode trades frequency for stop width

    Educational content only, not financial advice. Trading involves risk and you can lose money. Indicators describe market conditions, they do not predict outcomes.