tornado cash money 3

User Guide: Tornado Cash Money 3
General Description
This indicator is designed to help you track and trade with the market’s dominant trend, emphasizing the strength of the 200 EMA (Exponential Moving Average) — considered here as the true "boss" for all trading decisions.
It combines:

a dual-color 200 EMA (the boss),

a dual-color 28 SMA (for timing signals),

volatility bands,

colored visual buy/sell signals (triangles).

Key Points to Remember
Trend is your friend!
This system is designed to ONLY TRADE IN THE DIRECTION OF THE TREND.
Every decision should ALWAYS be filtered and validated according to the direction of the 200 EMA.

200 EMA = The Boss

If price is above the 200 EMA and the 200 EMA is rising: focus only on buy signals (upward triangles).

If price is below the 200 EMA and the 200 EMA is falling: focus only on sell signals (downward triangles).

Visual Interpretation
Dual-color 200 EMA:

Green: Long-term uptrend.

Red: Long-term downtrend.

Dual-color 28 SMA:

Blue: Short-term bullish correction or recovery.

Orange: Short-term bearish correction or pullback.

Teal triangles (below the candle):

Short-term buy signal.

Appears when the 28 SMA shifts from bearish to bullish.

Brown triangles (above the candle):

Short-term sell signal.

Appears when the 28 SMA shifts from bullish to bearish.

Volatility bands:

Dynamic zones showing the amplitude of price moves.

Blue/red dots:

Secondary indications based on the slope of the SMA.

How to Use the Signals
Identify the trend with the 200 EMA:

If it’s green AND sloping upward, you should ONLY look for buy signals (teal triangles below the candles).

If it’s red AND sloping downward, you should ONLY look for sell signals (brown triangles above the candles).

Use triangles for timing:

Triangles indicate a short-term momentum shift in the 28 SMA.

Never buy against the direction of the 200 EMA trend!

Ignore all signals that are against the 200 EMA trend (e.g., don’t sell if the 200 EMA is green).

Practical Tips
The 200 EMA protects you: It tells you which way the wind is blowing. Never trade against it—you’ll be swimming upstream.

Combine with your money management: These signals are powerful when taken in the trend’s direction, but no indicator is infallible! Always use stop-losses and adapt your position size.

Avoid ranges (sideways markets): The indicator works best in trending markets.

Summary
Trade ONLY in the direction of the 200 EMA: Trend is your friend!

Teal triangles: Buy opportunities if the 200 EMA is bullish.

Brown triangles: Sell opportunities if the 200 EMA is bearish.

Ignore all signals that go against the direction of the 200 EMA trend.