Let the chart ride a steady rail — trade the straight run, skip the chop
Most tools fire during sideways chop and fall silent when a clean run starts. KeelTrack flips that: it waits until price is genuinely walking in a straight line, then lets a momentum spark time the entry.
Lay a ruler on the last 20 candles. Price hugging it upward reads toward +1, downward toward −1, chop near 0. We only act beyond ±0.4 — the rail is straight enough.
Built from where each candle closes vs its open, high and low. When the strength line crosses above its signal, buyers grabbed the wheel; below, sellers did.
A quick volatility check — the market must be moving above a floor, so dead, flat hours are skipped.
Every plan risks just 1% of the pot, a built-in counter caps it at 10 plans per day, and only one position runs at a time.
| Direction | Trend-Fit (CTI) | Strength (Rex) | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upside ▲ | CTI ≥ +0.4 | cross up ↑ | ATR ≥ 0.7 × avg |
| Downside ▼ | CTI ≤ −0.4 | cross down ↓ | ATR ≥ 0.7 × avg |
| Component | Setting |
|---|---|
| Trend-Fit Line (CTI) | length 20, threshold ±0.4 |
| Bull-Bear Strength (Rex) | strength 14, signal 9 |
| Activity Gate | ATR 14, floor = 0.7 × 50-bar average |
| Stop / Target | 1.5 × ATR / 1.8 × stop |
| Timeframe | H1 (works M30–H4) |
| Simulated frequency | ~1.3 signals / day (H1, defaults) |