NUMEX Levels

NUMEX Levels trades the horizontal levels you draw yourself. It runs on a Range Bars chart, the structure series, and adds a finer Range series to trigger entries, plus a one-minute clock to close the position at the exact time. Each level runs its own state machine, independent of the others; tolerances and thresholds are expressed as a percentage of the Range size.

On first contact, the strategy classifies each structure bar: rejection, break or indecisive. A rejection that closes on the right side, without price having pierced the level too far, opens the trigger window: the first fine bar that closes beyond the rejection threshold starts the trade, against the level. This rejection is played only once per session. Two consecutive break closes confirm the break instead: it is never traded, and the level changes role, resistance becoming support and vice versa.

After a minimum extension, the strategy waits for price to come back to the flipped level. The first pullback that rejects gives the second trade; after that, the level is set aside until the next session. The stop sits behind the extreme reached since the contact, and the trade is refused if that stop is too wide. The target is a multiple of risk, with optional breakeven.

Entries are limited to a time window, paused around news, and stopped after a set number of trades, consecutive losses or a daily loss. Semi-automatic mode shows a confirmation button on the chart; signal-only mode sends no orders. A CSV log records every signal, and the level states are kept if the strategy restarts.