Fisher-HiLo Volume Sync Strategy

Family: hybrid · Regime: trending · Complexity: medium · Asset classes: FX, Indices, Equities · Timeframes: M15, H1

Thesis

This strategy hypothesizes that significant price movements occur only when short-term momentum (Fisher Transform) is synchronized with multi-timeframe structural trends, and that entries occurring on higher-than-average relative volume (RVOL) have a higher probability of sustaining the move through the Linear Regression trend phase.

Components

• Dynamic EMA with Box Method Selector (regime) — Acts as a ultra-short-term 'speed' filter to ensure price is not overextended too far against the primary trend.
• HiLo Activator 02 (direction) — Defines the directional bias and provides a staircase support/resistance level for stop-loss placement.
• Fisher Transform (EarnForex) (entry) — Identifies extreme price distributions and turns them into sharp oscillator signals for high-probability entry timing.
• Linear Regression (LINREG) (exit) — The slope and position of the LRL identify when the immediate trend is exhausting, signaling an exit before a full reversal.
• RVOL (Relative Volume) (risk) — Ensures momentum signals are backed by institutional participation rather than thin-market volatility.
• MTF Heatmap Template (confirmation) — Confirms that the intra-day momentum signal aligns with the structural trend of higher timeframes.

Known failure conditions

• Prolonged low-volatility environments where RVOL remains below 1.0 for multiple sessions.
• Frequent whipsaws where HiLo levels are breached and reclaimed within <3 bars.
• Failure of higher timeframe (D1) alignment for more than 5 consecutive trading days.

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