⚡ Reversal Strike · CYBERTRADER

Strategy Guide

You're in. Start here — add the indicator to TradingView, learn the setup rules, and understand how to qualify the right trades.

How To Add the Indicator

Step 1 — Get Your TradingView Username

1 Go to TradingView.com and sign in (or create a free account — it's free).
2 Click your profile icon in the top-right corner. Your username appears below your display name.
3 Copy that username exactly and submit it through Whop so access can be granted to your account.

Step 2 — Add the Indicator to Your Chart

1 Open TradingView and go to any chart. Click Indicators in the top toolbar.
2 Click Invite-Only Scripts in the left sidebar. ⚡ REVERSAL STRIKE ⚡ CYBERTRADER ⚡ will appear once access is granted.
3 Click the indicator name to load it onto your chart. The 3 EMAs, signal labels, and Entry/Stop/Target lines will appear automatically.
4 For best results, start on a 5-minute chart with a stock, ETF (SPY/QQQ), or futures contract (ES/NQ) during regular market hours.

Access is granted manually — allow up to 24 hours on business days.

What It Does

  • Detects Bull and Bear Reversal Strike patterns automatically — no manual scanning required.
  • Classifies each signal as Full or Baby based on setup bar size relative to recent ATR.
  • Draws Entry, Stop, and Target lines instantly on the chart when a signal is confirmed. Previous guide lines dim automatically.
  • Plots 8 EMA (momentum), 20 EMA (key dynamic level), and 200 EMA (macro trend) on every chart.
  • Labels every signal with type, EMA zone (Near / Away), and target mode for instant readability.
  • Live dashboard (top-right) shows today's bull count, bear count, baby signal count, current EMA zone, and session status.
  • 20+ grouped alert conditions — fire alerts only for the signals you care about.
  • Optional session filter, trend alignment filter (20 vs 200 EMA), and signal quality mode (All or Stronger Only).
  • 80% entry mode for oversized setup bars — enters earlier with a smaller stop.
This tool is a pattern detection and alerting framework. Signals can fail — especially in choppy, low-liquidity, or news-driven sessions. Always use the built-in Stop level and never risk more than you plan to lose.

The Strategy

The Reversal Strike is built around a single idea: when one side of the market makes a powerful move and the other side immediately fires back with equal or greater force — that's not noise, that's information. The market just told you something changed. Two candles. The entire story.

The Elephant Bar

Everything starts with the setup bar — what we call the elephant bar. It has to be a fat, solid candle. Body consuming at least 60% of its range from high to low. Not a doji. Not a wick-heavy indecision bar. A genuine momentum candle where one side fully dominated. That's what the indicator qualifies — and the reason small, indecisive bars are filtered out.

▲ Bull Reversal Strike

  • Setup bar is a fat, solid red elephant bar (bears dominate)
  • Immediately — no pause, no middle bar — a fat green bar fires and wipes out the red
  • Green bar must close solidly, not a doji
  • Entry: the moment green breaks above the red bar's high (100% mode) or reaches 80% wipeout
  • Stop: 1¢ below the low of the green reversal bar
  • Risk: the size of exactly one bar

▼ Bear Reversal Strike

  • Setup bar is a fat, solid green elephant bar (bulls dominate)
  • Immediately — no pause, no middle bar — a fat red bar fires and wipes out the green
  • Red bar must close solidly, not a doji
  • Entry: the moment red breaks below the green bar's low (100% mode) or reaches 80% wipeout
  • Stop: 1¢ above the high of the red reversal bar
  • Risk: the size of exactly one bar

The 80% Entry Mode

When to use it
When the setup (elephant) bar is larger than normal but not disqualifyingly large, use 80% mode instead of waiting for the full 100% wipeout. Entry triggers when the reversal bar has consumed 80% of the setup bar's range. This gets you in earlier with a smaller stop — better risk-to-reward on big-bar setups. Toggle this in the indicator settings under Entry trigger.

One Rule. Always.

Risk only one bar
Your stop is always under the reversal candle (bull) or above it (bear). Never under two bars. Never under three bars. The reversal bar defines your risk — if that bar gets fully eliminated, the setup is invalidated and you're out. Keep it mechanical. Keep it tight.

Signal Types

Every Reversal Strike is classified automatically. The label on the chart tells you the size and direction at a glance. Take them all — full ones and baby ones — but know what you're working with.

BRS · FULL BULL
Full Bull Reversal Strike
Standard-size bullish reversal. Setup bar within normal ATR range. Full pattern criteria met. Plotted as an upward triangle below the bar.
BBRS · BABY BULL
Baby Bull Reversal Strike
Smaller setup bar (under 1.0 ATR). Same pattern logic, tighter range. Great for scalping minor pivots. Plotted in a distinct teal/cyan color.
SRS · FULL BEAR
Full Bear Reversal Strike
Standard-size bearish reversal. Solid green elephant bar immediately contested by a strong red. Plotted as a downward triangle above the bar.
SBRS · BABY BEAR
Baby Bear Reversal Strike
Smaller bearish reversal. Same bear rules, smaller bar range. Plotted in orange to distinguish from full-size. Great for tighter risk setups.

EMA Context

Three EMAs are plotted automatically. They don't just give you context — they determine your target. Where a Reversal Strike fires tells you where price is going.

EMA 8
Momentum · trail profits with the 8
EMA 20
Key dynamic level · Near / Away filter
EMA 200
Macro trend · 20 vs 200 filter
The Core Rule
Price can get away from the 20 EMA. It just can't stay away. These two locations — Near and Away — are the two setups. Both are valid. Both have different targets.
▲▼ NEAR 20 EMA · Move Away
Strike fires at or near the 20 EMA. Price is touching or bouncing off a key dynamic level. Target: the move away from the 20. If it's a bull strike near the 20 from below — aim for price to extend higher. If it's a bear strike near the 20 from above — aim for price to drop away.
▲▼ AWAY FROM 20 EMA · Snap Back
Strike fires far from the 20 EMA. Price is stretched and overextended from the key level. Target: the return to the 20. Bull strike away from 20 below → target the snap back up toward it. Bear strike away from 20 above → target the mean reversion back down.

20 vs 200 EMA Filter (optional)

Trend Alignment mode: take bull strikes only when the 20 EMA is above the 200 (uptrend), bear strikes only when 20 is below the 200 (downtrend). Filters with the macro flow.
EMA Stretch mode: when the 20 and 200 are far apart — take the counter-trend reversal. Wide separation = stretched market = higher snap-back probability.

Using the EMA 8 to Trail

Ride the 8
Once your trade is in profit and price is tracking above (bull) or below (bear) the 8 EMA — hold the position as long as price doesn't break it. The 8 EMA is your trailing signal. If price closes back through the 8, consider taking profits or reducing size.

Settings Guide

The indicator comes pre-configured with defaults that work on most markets and timeframes. Here's what each setting does so you can dial it to your style.

Setting Default What it does
Entry trigger100%100% = wait for full wipeout of prior bar. 80% = enter at 80% elimination — earlier entry, smaller stop.
Location vs 20 EMAAnyFilter to Near 20, Away From 20, or Any. "Any" takes all setups regardless of EMA proximity.
20 vs 200 filterOffOff = take all setups. Trend Alignment = only with macro trend. Fade EMA20 Stretch = only counter-trend when EMAs are wide apart.
Signal qualityAllAll = every qualified setup. Stronger Only = higher body % and stronger reversal ratio — fewer signals, higher quality.
Min body % of range0.60Minimum proportion of the candle that must be body (not wick). Filters out indecision bars.
Min setup range in ATR0.50Setup bar must be at least this large relative to ATR. Filters out tiny bars.
Max setup range in ATR2.50Setup bar cannot be too large (risk becomes too wide). Filters out gargantuan bars.
Target guide mode1RHow the Target line is drawn. 1R = 1× your risk. 2R = 2× your risk. Context = EMA-based target (near the 20 or the 20 itself).
Show trade linesOnDraws Entry, Stop, and Target lines forward on the chart for every new signal.
Use session filterOffWhen on, restricts signals to regular market hours only. Useful for stocks and ETFs.
ThemeCyberCyber = neon colors. Classic = traditional green/red. Dashboard, labels, and EMA lines adapt.

Setting Up Alerts

Reversal Strike has 20+ alert conditions so you can monitor setups without watching the chart. Here's the recommended approach:

1Right-click anywhere on the chart and select Add Alert — or press Alt + A.
2Under Condition, select ⚡ REVERSAL STRIKE ⚡ CYBERTRADER ⚡ from the indicator list.
3Choose your alert condition. Recommended starting point: "Master Reversal Strike Alert" — fires for both bull and bear setups in one alert.
4Set notifications: enable App (TradingView mobile) and/or Email. Set to Once Per Bar to avoid duplicate fires.
Recommended Alert Groups
Bull only: "Master Bull Reversal Strike Alert"  ·  Bear only: "Master Bear Reversal Strike Alert"  ·  Both directions: "Master Reversal Strike Alert"  ·  Baby patterns: "Master Baby Reversal Strike Alert"

Examples

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