based on my own indicator which works on statistically counted averages of currency change in the period of time. If the last period of time without any decided trend is bigger than average period when we are noticing trend and the previous change was bullish indicator tells bearish. And opposite. Depending on if last period is 2x or 3x bigger we calculate direction of the future trend. If the current time period of last decided trend plus the recent time when trend was not yet noticed is smaller than average and previous was bullish we are also bullish. And opposite. This calculation is made on basis of 7 different time period averages. Other indicators are TVS of the current and last period. If current is bigger than previous and current bigger than 0 and last lower than 0 we are bullish. And opposite. Also EMA must be bigger from hourly high. And also SMA 20 must be lower than SMA 50. There are also reasons for not to open the trade even if conditions above are met. One of those reason is when my indicator is too bullish or bearish. That I interpret as oversold. PERIOD is ONE HOUR. Take profit is about 100 pips. Stop loss not set. The reason of stopping the trade is decreased angle counted between time and position. For longer lasting trades I count angle time/currency and I allow smaller angles. For newly opened trade I do not count angle. For trades that recovered from big loss I close if they reach at least -10 pips. If trade flips for a number of time between lose and gain I close the trade. I trade with USDJPY,NZDJPY,CADJPY,USDCHF,NZDCHF,CADCHF,AUDCHF. Each of the pair have different parameters like for example value of TVS or EMA, SMA, rules for closing a trade and opening a trade are different for each pair. Volume is 10M.