Vigor-Zone Trend Continuation

Family: pullback · Regime: trending · Complexity: medium · Asset classes: Forex, Equities, Indices · Timeframes: H1, H4, D1

Thesis

Market trends are driven by volume-backed institutional pushes that consolidate at fractal pivots (Supply/Demand zones). This strategy assumes that a trend will resume when price hits these zones if momentum (Williams %R) and closing conviction (RVI) align, providing a high-probability entry point with a structurally defined risk exit.

Components

• Indicator Metadata Sample (regime) — Used as a 'Warm-up' and data-integrity check to ensure the terminal has loaded sufficient history before calculations begin.
• Custom 006 Hybrid Table Scanner (direction) — Filters for high-conviction environments where price direction (Dual EMA) is confirmed by relative volume surges.
• Williams %R (entry) — Identifies the specific momentum trigger as price recovers from an oversold/overbought state within the trend.
• Bollinger Bands (Standard) (exit) — Used to define the volatility-adjusted profit target (outer bands) or trend exhaustion point.
• Supply & Demand Zones (NNFX) (risk) — Provides the structural anchor for the trade; entries must occur near these zones, and stops are placed behind them.
• Relative Vigor Index (RVI) (confirmation) — Acts as a secondary conviction filter, ensuring the closing price is finishing near the top/bottom of the range during the entry.

Known failure conditions

• Hybrid Table Scanner remains at score 1 (conflicting trend/volume) for extended periods.
• Price breaches the S&D Zone opposite to the trade direction before the W%R trigger occurs.
• Bollinger Bands narrow to less than the average spread, indicating a low-volatility squeeze where this trend-continuation logic fails.

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