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How it works, in simple terms

The strategy combines a ladder of buy orders (re entry pyramid) with quick short trades between those levels. The goal is to keep profits flowing during the decline and then catch the upside reversal when the bearish phase finishes. On the chart you see labels such as Short, Buy, Exit Short, along with downtrend and uptrend phases.

Step by step

  1. When the market is bearish, we place buy orders at set intervals. This is the re entry setup, a pyramid of planned buys that wait for the price to move down and get filled.
  2. In between those levels, short trades are executed and closed quickly so they do not interfere with the open buys. As stated on the chart, each buy is placed after the first candle of the downward move has completed.
  3. Stop losses on the buys are sized so the inevitable losses do not distort the overall result. For example, if the fourth buy hits its stop loss, the short phase reactivates until the next short wave completes.
  4. When the decline ends and an uptrend begins, the low filled buys carry the move upward, while the shorts have already produced cash flow during the drop. The chart also marks possible exits for the shorts.

What the double signal means

Short then close entry order buy markers
Stop loss hit → short activated. The double marker means the buy entries hit their stop loss (close entry order buy), so the short phase is now active.
Exit Short and Buy markers
Short finished → prepare to buy. Exit Short marks the end of the short leg, and a new buy order is placed after 1 to 2 candles.

A buy order is always placed after 1 to 2 candles once the short phase has completed.

Key takeaways

  • During the drop you earn from quick shorts while you build a ladder of buys for the next rally.
  • Buys are placed after the first candle of the short wave, not randomly.
  • Stop losses exist on both sides and are part of the system logic.
  • When the uptrend arrives, the already filled buys capture the reversal.