📚How to Use Reversal Radar in Your Trading
1. Identify Reversal Zones
The primary use case is spotting high-probability reversal areas. When the trend line enters the red or blue zone, be on high alert for a potential change in direction.
Bullish Setup (Pump Area):
Trend line drops below 20 into the Pump Area 🟢
Wait for confirmation (price action, candlestick patterns, or other EZ Algo signals)
Look for long entries as momentum begins to recover
Bearish Setup (Pull Back Area):
Trend line rises above 80 into the Pull Back Area 🔴
Wait for confirmation before entering short positions or taking profits
Watch for momentum to begin fading
2. Multi-Timeframe Confluence
One of the most powerful ways to use Reversal Radar is to stack multiple timeframes for confluence:
Add multiple instances of Reversal Radar to your chart.
Set each to a different resolution (e.g., one on Daily, one on 4 Hour, one on 1 Hour).
When two or more timeframes enter the same zone simultaneously, the reversal signal carries significantly more weight.
Example: If the Daily, 4H, and 1H are all in the Pump Area at the same time, the probability of a meaningful bounce is much higher than a single timeframe signal.
3. Trend Confirmation
Reversal Radar isn't only for reversals. The neutral zone (20–80) can help confirm trend direction:
Trend line trending upward through the neutral zone → Bullish momentum is healthy.
Trend line trending downward through the neutral zone → Bearish momentum is building.
Trend line chopping sideways in the neutral zone → Market is ranging or consolidating.
4. Combine with Other EZ Algo Tools
Reversal Radar works best as a confluence layer alongside the rest of the EZ Algo suite:
Use it with EZ Algo v2 signals to confirm entries.
Pair it with EZ Confluence Score — a signal in the Pump/Pull Back area with a high confluence score is a premium setup.
Use it alongside EZ Support/Resistance levels for high-probability entries at key zones.
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