Triple ADX Volume Pullback Strategy

Family: pullback · Regime: trending · Complexity: medium · Asset classes: FX, Equities, Crypto · Timeframes: H1, H4

Thesis

Market trends are most sustainable when backed by institutional volume (CMF) and multi-timeframe momentum alignment (ETV). By entering on Fibonacci retracements within these high-conviction windows, the strategy captures the 'second wave' of a move while using a structural point-grid to standardize risk against volatility-induced noise.

Components

• Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) (regime) — Filters for high-conviction institutional accumulation/distribution regimes to ensure the trend has volume backing.
• Easy Trend Visualizer (ETV) (direction) — Uses triple ADX alignment to confirm a structural trend is underway, avoiding 'fake' momentum moves.
• Auto Fibonacci (entry) — Identifies optimal entry zones (retracements) within the established trend to improve R:R.
• HiLo Activator (Pandini Version) (exit) — Provides a dynamic trend-following exit that reacts to shifts in short-term price highs/lows.
• Point Based Grid (risk) — Used for fixed-pip risk intervals to standardize stop losses and position sizing based on structural price increments.
• Qualitative Quantitative Estimation (QQE) with Alerts (volatility_filter) — Acts as a volatility/momentum threshold filter to ensure price has escaped the noise of the RSI 50 level.

Known failure conditions

• Price consistently fails to reach the 0.382 Fibonacci level before reversing, suggesting the entry logic is too restrictive.
• High frequency of HiLo Activator flips during high CMF readings, indicating volume does not necessarily prevent whipsaws.
• Horizontal levels from ETV are breached immediately after formation.

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