The INTELLECT_city team primarily opens all trades using this algorithm.
Its operating principle: 🧠 When the price crosses a horizontal (special) line (Green/Pink), which follows the price, a position is opened, and no matter which direction the price moves, a position will always open in the desired direction, either LONG or SHORT.
This strategy completely changes the trading genre, 🎓as there's a 100% probability that a position will ultimately open in the desired direction.
Usually, after a flat period and small losses on reopening, we wait for a big move or a surge in price, which ultimately leaves us in the black, since no matter which direction the price moves, a position will always open in the desired direction—that's the principle of the algorithm.
You must have noticed that the price can suddenly drop by a huge margin, or rise by a huge margin, and we're right there—in the right direction, ultimately.
The price is always will shift over a large range.

Also, when exiting a long trade, we look separately at the "INTELLECT_city - Index inside %" algorithm on the 2H-4H-1D timeframe.

This strategy completely changes the trading genre, as there's a 100% chance that a position will open in the desired direction.

PS: Why is the line special?
Sorry, but this is a secret. If you've noticed, the price often pushes hard after touching, especially on the 2-hour timeframe. We can only hint that many fundamentals trade along this line using various algorithms,
and behind them, many companies with high volume, which ultimately results in a big push when the price touches this particular range of the line.

What timeframes should I use on INTELLECT_city - QiBS World PRO?
IMPORTANT: The ideal timeframe for this type of trading is a 2-minute timeframe. This algorithm is also suitable for all pairs, any timeframe, and all available exchanges.
At the same time, it is recommended to use the following timeframes: 2 minutes best demonstrates the correct structure.

Why a 2-minute timeframe?
TradingView has timeframes that millions of users cannot trade because they are hidden.
The algorithm is designed to avoid the range where most traders trade, so as not to fall within the available trading zone, but only to exit it where we will have a position in the right direction.

You don't need to delve into oscillators, moving averages, fractals, patterns, or technical analysis. The algorithm works on a completely different principle.
You find any pair to trade (BTC/ETH/ADA/XRP/TON or other altcoins), and when the price crosses the line, a position is automatically created. It doesn't matter whether the price goes up or down. Sooner or later, the price will rebound from the range line and move in the desired direction, either LONG or SHORT, where you already have an open position. If the price goes up, you're in the black; if the price goes down, you're also in the black, with 100% certainty.

Why does the INTELLECT_city team choose this as one of their main trading algorithms?
Because: With many years of experience in trading, especially programming, we've realized that technical analysis alone can't always calculate the right direction, and we need a tool that can. It will 100% calculate the correct direction.

IMPORTANT: The local trading market is complete chaos. Who can predict order in chaos? No one! How can you constantly draw lines and patterns and trade based on them? "Thumbs up," it might work now, but after three tries, it won't.
What technical analysis can predict the actions of someone who simply wants to sell 15,000 Bitcoins, causing the price to move wildly, followed by all the altcoins, or who wants to buy the same 15,000 Bitcoins 12 hours later, just because that's what they wanted, or some company.

The main principle is to adapt to this market chaos and find the direction, regardless of whether the price is moving up or down.


Does this algorithm (indicator) work on stock pairs?
Yes, the algorithm doesn't care what pair it is—stock or crypto—or what exchange you're trading on, etc. The algorithm works in such a way that no matter where the price goes, the position will ultimately open in the desired direction.

If you're trading locally, shorter timeframes are suitable; if you're engaged in long-term trading, longer timeframes are suitable.
This algorithm is suitable for both spot trading and futures (derivatives).


The most important principle of this algorithm is to always have a chance to be in the right market direction. The price will always move a large range. Is it possible to enable automated trading? Yes. (Just ask our managers for the instructions.)