System No1 was completely redesigned in 2017. We updated the charts with a couple of luxury confirmation tools and changed the colour of the Trend Rainbow to make it visually more attractive and to help traders to visualise the movement of a currency pair. We also removed the Trend Meter as it wasn’t a significant part of the system while it needed too much computer resources to run. The usage of the additional confirmation indicators is optional, however in our experience these tools can make your trading safer and more precise.

The new Trend Rainbow is an unique and luxury trend indicator. The new Trend Rainbow indicator is excellent in identifying a trend. Dark strips represent the decisions of long-term investors, lighter strips represent the decision of medium-term traders, and light strips represent short term traders. Cool colors mean bullish trend, warm colors mean bearish trend. With the Trend Rainbow, you can see the structure of the whole market in one chart. It is recommended to always trade in the direction of the Rainbow trend.

The Black Line that runs approximately in the middle of the TrendRainbow is a separated component of a complex Japanese indicator. You can use it as a secondary trend confirmation tool, as if the bricks are below the Black Line, short positions have more chance, and if the bricks are above the Black Line, the long positions are more possible. You can also use this line as an ultimate stop-loss level.

The Cloud that appears behind the TrendRainbow is another excellent trend confirmation tool: if the bricks are below the Cloud, the trend is bearish, if the bricks are above the Cloud the trend is bullish, while if the bricks form in the body of the Cloud the trend is neutral.

Finally, the new CHI_Confirmation indicator that runs at the bottom of your chart adds a third layer of trend confirmation to your toolbox. If during a bearish trend red colour stripes appear, it confirms the validity of a short position, while during a bullish trend the same red stripe would indicate a potential exit point (or at least trend-weakening), and vice-versa for blue colour stripes.