Scalper's Paradise.

The workflow

The public walkthrough of the strategy describes a sequence that rewards waiting. This is a description of the manual workflow, not of the indicator's private calculations.

• Turn: the indicator colors the candles. When the color changes, the first completed candle in the new color fixes a reference level for entry.
• Wait: the first two candles do not authorize an entry. A later candle has to retrace to the correct side of the reference before it can qualify.
• Trigger: a qualifying candle moves against the intended trade, forms its wick, then returns through the entry level. Only then does the waiting become a position.
• Split: the initial protection sits beyond the most extreme candle body of the current trend. At the first objective, a distance equal to the initial risk, half the position closes and the protection on the remainder moves near entry.
• Trail: the remaining half follows the indicator's cloud. A wick can reach into the cloud while the candle still closes outside it, and that alone changes nothing.
• Exit: a candle must close inside the cloud. Only then does the defensive trail tighten beyond that candle's extreme, and a later breach ends the remaining position.

Why the close matters

The distinction between a wick touching the cloud and a candle closing inside it is the heart of the strategy's trade management. Reacting to every touch would cut a position short. Waiting for a completed close gives the remaining half room to move while still defining when to defend it. The presenter describes one trade per color change, and a missed third candle does not by itself end the opportunity.

The 3D exhibit and replay game

On mediabishop.com the strategy is told as a short decision film in six chapters, using authored candle coordinates and cloud geometry. Candles are rendered as polished stone, jade for rising and oxblood for falling, with the decisive candle in ivory. A targeting reticle locks on as the reference candle closes, and the two contracts separate into their own sculptures when the position splits. The exhibit can be shown as a short or a long example, and the final chapter compares a wick entering the cloud with a candle closing inside it.

The site also includes a playable market replay game built on the same ideas.

The exhibit illustrates the public workflow only. It does not run the private indicator, reveal its formulas or parameters, or claim any win rate or trading performance. Trading futures involves substantial risk.