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Pip Accumulator Trading System

Enters long when Master Probability > 20 and Master Probability is green, exits on red square or Master Probability ≤ 0; short entry when Master Probability < -20 and Master Probability is red, exits on green square or Master Probability ≥ 0.

Record 4682 · Catalog rank 2,574 · Trend Following & Directional · Subtype A6 · Snapshot 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC

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Evidence label: forward_results (source claim, not independent verification). Recorded completeness: 50.0/100. Neither is a performance result.

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Recorded market & execution profile

Recorded markets
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Recorded regime
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Recorded indicators & parameters

Extracted indicator stack
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Extracted strategy rules

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Recorded filters

Stop loss
Set stoploss 10-20 Pips below the recent dip or trend box low; Use 12 period atr value shown on the indicator to identify the stoploss level; Set to different stoploss level by opening 2 trades for each valid signal
Take profit
Set Take profit at the recent swing high or trend box high; Multiply 12 period ATR value by 1.5 - 2 to identify the take profit distance in pips
Position sizing
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What entry rules are recorded for Pip Accumulator Trading System?

Long: Master Probability > 20 Master Probability is green New green square appears Short: Master Probability < -20 Master Probability is red New red square appears These are unverified extracted rules.

Which markets and timeframes are recorded?

Markets: Not specified. Timeframes: Not specified. These are source-recorded labels, not verified execution behavior.