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🚦 Signal Pilot Suite Trading Workflow

Educational Content Disclaimer

This workflow guide presents educational concepts for learning purposes only. It is not financial advice, trading recommendations, or a guarantee of results. All trading examples are hypothetical and for educational illustration. Individual trading results vary significantly based on many factors. Consult with qualified financial professionals before making trading decisions.

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Complete Trading Workflow

From bias determination to position managementβ€”here's the complete flow:

graph TD Start[πŸ“Š Analysis Session Begins] --> HTF[1️⃣ Higher Timeframe Assessment] HTF --> Bias{Market Regime
Assessment} Bias -->|Bullish Context| Green[🟒 Bullish Regime
Uptrend Observed] Bias -->|Bearish Context| Red[πŸ”΄ Bearish Regime
Downtrend Observed] Bias -->|Neutral| Wait[⏸️ Clarity Pending
No Clear Trend] Green --> LookUp[2️⃣ Upward Pattern Monitoring] Red --> LookDown[2️⃣ Downward Pattern Monitoring] LookUp --> Levels1[3️⃣ Janus Atlas Level Assessment
Support/Resistance Zone Identification] LookDown --> Levels2[3️⃣ Janus Atlas Level Assessment
Support/Resistance Zone Identification] Levels1 --> Signal1[4️⃣ Pentarch Signal Observation
Cycle Event Detection] Levels2 --> Signal2[4️⃣ Pentarch Signal Observation
Cycle Event Detection] Signal1 --> Confirm1[5️⃣ Harmonic/Volume Confluence Assessment
Multi-Indicator Alignment Check] Signal2 --> Confirm2[5️⃣ Harmonic/Volume Confluence Assessment
Multi-Indicator Alignment Check] Confirm1 --> Action1[6️⃣ Upward Pattern Confluence
All Indicators Aligned] Confirm2 --> Action2[6️⃣ Downward Pattern Confluence
All Indicators Aligned] Action1 --> Monitor[7️⃣ Active Pattern Monitoring
Market Evolution Tracking] Action2 --> Monitor Monitor --> Exit[8️⃣ Analysis Cycle Conclusion
Opposite Signal or Target Reached] style Start fill:#37474f,stroke:#00bcd4,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style HTF fill:#00bcd4,stroke:#00bcd4,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style Green fill:#4caf50,stroke:#4caf50,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style Red fill:#f44336,stroke:#f44336,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style Wait fill:#ff9800,stroke:#ff9800,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style LookUp fill:#4caf50,stroke:#4caf50,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style LookDown fill:#f44336,stroke:#f44336,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Levels1 fill:#9c27b0,stroke:#9c27b0,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Levels2 fill:#9c27b0,stroke:#9c27b0,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Signal1 fill:#2196f3,stroke:#2196f3,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Signal2 fill:#2196f3,stroke:#2196f3,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Confirm1 fill:#ff9800,stroke:#ff9800,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Confirm2 fill:#ff9800,stroke:#ff9800,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff style Action1 fill:#4caf50,stroke:#4caf50,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style Action2 fill:#f44336,stroke:#f44336,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style Monitor fill:#9c27b0,stroke:#9c27b0,stroke-width:3px,color:#fff style Exit fill:#37474f,stroke:#00bcd4,stroke-width:4px,color:#fff

The Signal Pilot Suite provides comprehensive functionality: event detection, levels, volume confirmation, momentum, and multi-symbol scanning. These components can be combined into a clean, systematic workflow.


πŸ’‘ The Core Philosophy Beginner Friendly

Key Principle

Trading with confluence, not single signals.

Each indicator in the Signal Pilot Suite serves a specific purpose. Combining 2-3 indicators for trade setups is associated with improved win rates.


Indicator Setups

πŸ† The Trinity (Comprehensive Setup)

Pentarch + Janus Atlas + Volume Oracle

Why it works: - Pentarch = Event detection (IGN, CAP, WRN, BDN, TD) - Janus Atlas = Key levels (HTF, session, VWAP, structure) - Volume Oracle = Volume confirmation + position management

Common workflow pattern:

  • Traders observe Pentarch events (IGN for potential longs, CAP for potential shorts)
  • Event location is evaluated using Janus Atlas key levels
  • Volume confirmation is assessed via Volume Oracle spike detection
  • Position entries often use Volume Oracle's position management system
  • Exit targets commonly include next Janus level or opposite Pentarch event

Common usage by: Swing traders, position traders


πŸ’Ž The Divergence Hunter

Harmonic Oscillator + Plutus Flow + Janus Atlas

Why it works: - Harmonic Oscillator = Momentum divergence detection - Plutus Flow = OBV divergence detection - Janus Atlas = Key levels for divergence context

Common workflow pattern:

  • Traders monitor both Harmonic Oscillator and Plutus Flow for simultaneous divergences
  • Divergence context is evaluated at Janus Atlas major levels (Weekly high, Monthly VWAP, etc.)
  • Price confirmation is observed (reversal candle, break of structure)
  • Entries commonly occur after confirmation appears
  • Targets often include opposite Janus level

Common usage by: Reversal traders, divergence specialists


🎯 The Scalper Setup

Janus Atlas (Session Levels + VWAP) + Volume Oracle + Pentarch (NanoFlow)

Why it works: - Janus Atlas = Intraday levels (session highs/lows, VWAP) - Volume Oracle = Volume spike detection (scalping mode) - Pentarch = NanoFlow crosses for micro-trends

Common workflow pattern:

  • Session levels are identified on Janus (Asian/Euro/NA ranges)
  • Volume Oracle spikes are observed near session levels
  • Pentarch NanoFlow crosses are monitored for directional confirmation
  • Entries often occur promptly when confluence appears
  • Targets commonly include Daily VWAP or opposite session level
  • Exits typically occur within 5-15 bars (quick scalping timeframe)

Common usage by: Scalpers, day traders on 5m-15m charts


πŸ“Š The Multi-Asset Scanner

Augury Grid + Pentarch + Janus Atlas

Why it works: - Augury Grid = Scan 8 symbols for MACD crosses with confluence - Pentarch = Confirm events on selected symbol - Janus Atlas = Entry/exit levels

Common workflow pattern:

  • Augury Grid scans the watchlist continuously for opportunities
  • Traders filter for Elite/Premium quality signals (⭐⭐⭐ or ⭐⭐ ratings)
  • Individual symbol charts are reviewed when high-quality signals appear
  • Pentarch is evaluated for recent events (IGN) or developing setups
  • Janus Atlas levels are assessed for proximity and confluence
  • Entries commonly occur when multiple indicators align at key levels
  • Grid continues monitoring for additional opportunities during active trades

Common usage by: Multi-asset traders, swing traders with large watchlists


πŸ”„ The Complete System

Omnideck + Janus Atlas

Why it works: - Omnideck = 10 systems in one (TD, Squeeze, EMA, ST, BMSB, Regime, SDZ, Patterns, etc.) - Janus Atlas = Precision levels

Common workflow pattern:

  • Omnideck Regime Box displays current market bias (Green/Red/Gray)
  • Traders monitor for confluence signals across multiple systems:
  • TD 9 + Squeeze break + EMA event + Liquidity sweep = Maximum confluence
  • Janus Atlas is evaluated to confirm signals occur at key levels
  • Entries often occur when 3+ Omnideck systems align with price levels
  • Exits commonly include Omnideck opposite signals or Janus target levels

Common usage by: Traders wanting comprehensive analysis in minimal screen space


βœ… Knowledge Check

Question: Which three indicators make up "The Trinity" comprehensive setup?


πŸ“ Hypothetical Trade Scenarios (Educational Examples) Intermediate

Illustrative Scenarios for Education Only

Note: The following examples are hypothetical scenarios created for educational purposes to illustrate how the indicators might be used in analysis. They do not represent actual trades or recommendations.

Example 1: Hypothetical Swing Long Scenario with The Trinity

Hypothetical Setup: Daily chart, BTC/USD (Educational Example)

Step 1: Pentarch IGN Event - In this scenario, Pentarch fires IGN at $42,150 (potential bull reversal indicated)

Step 2: Janus Atlas Check - In this example, the IGN occurs at Weekly Low ($42,100) - Also near Monthly VWAP ($42,300) - = This illustrates key level confluence βœ…

Step 3: Volume Oracle Confirmation - This scenario shows a volume spike (Z-score 3.2, Elite ⭐⭐⭐) - Flow consistency 0.82 (strong bullish reading) - Regime: Bullish indication - = In this example, volume indicators align βœ…

Step 4: Hypothetical Entry Consideration - In this educational scenario, a hypothetical entry might have been considered at $42,200 (next bar after IGN) - Position sizing example: Using Volume Oracle calculator (illustrative 1% risk, ATR stop approach) - Stop placement in this scenario: $41,500 (below Weekly Low for this example)

Step 5: Hypothetical Management Approach - First target in this scenario: $44,100 (example partial exit point) - Ongoing monitoring example: Watching Pentarch for WRN/CAP signals - Final target in this illustration: $46,800 (Weekly High from Janus)

Hypothetical Result: This educational example resulted in an 11% gain, 3:1 R:R. Past performance does not indicate future results. This is for illustration only.


Example 2: Hypothetical Divergence Reversal Scenario

Hypothetical Setup: 4H chart, ES Futures (Educational Example)

Step 1: Divergences Detected - In this scenario, Harmonic Oscillator shows regular bearish divergence (price higher high, oscillator lower high) - Plutus Flow also shows bearish divergence in this example (price HH, OBV LH) - = This illustrates double divergence confluence βœ…

Step 2: Janus Atlas Context - In this example, divergence forms at Daily High (4,520) - Also at Weekly Resistance zone - = This demonstrates major level confluence βœ…

Step 3: Confirmation Observation - In this scenario, a bearish engulfing candle forms - Pentarch fires CAP event (exhaustion indication) - = This example shows price pattern confirmation βœ…

Step 4: Hypothetical Entry Consideration - In this educational scenario, a hypothetical short entry might have been considered at 4,515 (close of CAP candle) - Stop placement in this example: 4,535 (above Daily High for this scenario) - Target level for this illustration: 4,470 (Daily VWAP from Janus)

Hypothetical Result: This educational example resulted in 45 points, 2.25:1 R:R. Past performance does not indicate future results. This is for illustration only.


Example 3: Hypothetical Multi-Symbol Scan Scenario

Hypothetical Setup: 1H charts, crypto watchlist (Educational Example)

Step 1: Augury Grid Scan - In this scenario, Grid shows ETH/USD with potential Elite signal (87 score, ⭐⭐⭐) - Signal age: 2 bars (fresh) - P&L: +0.5% (working in this example)

Step 2: Individual Chart Review - Pentarch loaded on ETH/USD 1H chart in this scenario - Pentarch shows TD event 3 bars ago (potential base formed in this example) - Potential bullish regime flip visible (green background indication)

Step 3: Janus Atlas Level Assessment - In this example, price at: $2,340 - 4H Support at $2,335 - Daily VWAP at $2,355 - = This scenario shows price between key levels βœ…

Step 4: Hypothetical Entry Consideration - In this educational scenario, a hypothetical long entry might have been considered at $2,342 - Stop placement in this example: $2,325 (below 4H support for this scenario) - Target level for this illustration: $2,380 (Daily High from Janus)

Hypothetical Result: This educational example resulted in a 1.6% gain as the scenario played out. Past performance does not indicate future results. This is for illustration only.


Notification Setup (Educational Examples)

Commonly Monitored Priority Alerts: (Examples for educational purposes only - not recommendations)

  1. Pentarch:
  2. IGN Event (bull reversal indication)
  3. CAP Event (late-cycle exhaustion)
  4. BDN Event (potential breakdown/bear reversal)

  5. Volume Oracle:

  6. Bull Signal (Elite only, score > 80)
  7. Bear Signal (Elite only, score > 80)

  8. Harmonic Oscillator:

  9. Regular Bullish Divergence
  10. Regular Bearish Divergence

  11. Plutus Flow:

  12. Regular Bullish Divergence
  13. Regular Bearish Divergence

  14. Janus Atlas:

  15. Daily High Touch
  16. Daily Low Touch

Alert Confluence Pattern: Traders often evaluate setups when 2-3 alerts fire within 5 bars of each other.

Example: "Pentarch IGN + Volume Oracle Elite Bull + Janus Daily Low Touch" confluence pattern is commonly associated with high-probability long setups.


⏱️ Timeframe Selection Guide

Choose Your Trading Style

Scalping (5m - 15m)

Use: - Janus Atlas (Session levels, VWAP) - Volume Oracle (volume spikes) - Pentarch (NanoFlow crosses)

Less commonly used: - Harmonic/Plutus divergences (too slow) - Augury Grid (too slow signals)


Day Trading (15m - 1H)

Use: - The Trinity (Pentarch + Janus + Volume Oracle) - Omnideck (full system) - Augury Grid (scan multiple symbols)

Best timeframe for most indicators


Swing Trading (4H - Daily)

Use: - All indicators work well - Pentarch (major events) - Harmonic/Plutus (divergences) - Janus Atlas (Weekly/Monthly levels) - Augury Grid (weekly scans)

Highest quality, lowest frequency


Position Trading (Daily - Weekly)

Use: - Pentarch (Weekly chart, major reversals) - Janus Atlas (Monthly/Quarterly levels) - Harmonic Oscillator (Conservative mode) - Augury Grid (monthly scans)

Less commonly used: - Volume Oracle (too active) - Intraday features


πŸ›‘οΈ Risk Management Concepts Advanced

Educational Risk Management Examples

Note: This section provides educational examples only. Consult with a qualified financial professional for personalized risk management advice.

Position Sizing Example: Volume Oracle includes a built-in risk calculator for educational purposes: - Account size input field - Risk % selection (educational examples often show 1-2% for illustration) - System can calculate position sizes based on input parameters

Stop Placement Approaches (Educational Examples): 1. Below/above key level (commonly illustrated in educational materials) 2. Below/above event bar (tighter stops in examples) 3. ATR-based (Volume Oracle's ATR stop calculation option)

Profit Target Concepts (Illustrative Examples): 1. T1: Next key level (educational examples often show 30-50% partial positions) 2. T2: Major key level (runner position examples) 3. Trailing: Volume Oracle includes a trailing stop feature

Potential Exit Signal Examples: - Opposite event indication (educational example: monitoring for reversal signals) - Volume Oracle opposite signal - Predefined stop level (These are examples only - not trading advice)


⚠️ Commonly Observed Mistakes

Learn From Others

❌ Using single indicator in isolation β†’ βœ… Traders commonly combine 2-3 indicators for confluence

❌ Trading every signal β†’ βœ… Filtering for Elite/Premium quality signals is common practice

❌ Ignoring Janus levels β†’ βœ… Signal evaluation at key levels is widely practiced

❌ No volume confirmation β†’ βœ… Volume confirmation via Volume Oracle or Plutus commonly used

❌ Wrong timeframe for your style β†’ βœ… Matching indicators to trading timeframe improves results

❌ No position management β†’ βœ… Position management (Volume Oracle's system or manual T1/T2) commonly employed

❌ Chasing stale signals β†’ βœ… Fresh signals (age < 5 bars) generally preferred by traders


βœ… Knowledge Check

Question: What is the core philosophy of the Signal Pilot trading workflow?


πŸ“Š Quick Reference: Indicator Purposes

Indicator Cheat Sheet

Indicator Primary Use Typical Use Cases
Pentarch v1.0 Reversal events, regime Event-driven trading
Janus Atlas v1.0 Levels, structure Entry/exit precision
Omnideck v1.0 Complete analysis All-in-one traders
Augury Grid v1.0 Multi-symbol scan Watchlist management
Volume Oracle v1.0 Volume + position mgmt Systematic trading
Harmonic Oscillator v1.0 Momentum divergence Reversal confirmation
Plutus Flow v1.0 OBV divergence Volume divergence

πŸ“ˆ The "One Chart" Setup

Minimalist Approach

If you only want to load indicators on a single chart:

Minimal Setup (3 indicators): 1. Pentarch (events) 2. Janus Atlas (levels) 3. Volume Oracle (volume + management)

Balanced Setup (4 indicators): 1. Omnideck (replaces Pentarch, includes 10 systems) 2. Janus Atlas (levels) 3. Harmonic Oscillator (momentum) 4. Plutus Flow (volume)

Power Setup (all 7 indicators): - Augury Grid on main chart (scan mode) - When Grid displays setup, symbol opened in new window - Pentarch, Janus, Volume Oracle, Harmonic, Plutus loaded on new window - Omnideck used as backup/confirmation


What You've Learned
  • Bias β†’ Timing β†’ Execution Framework: Three-stage workflow starts with higher timeframe bias identification (Daily/Weekly trend direction), moves to entry timeframe signal timing (4H/1H Pentarch signals), culminates in execution decision (confirm at Janus Atlas levels with volume/momentum validation)
  • "The Trinity" Core Setup: Pentarch v1.0 (cycle event detection) + Janus Atlas v1.0 (institutional level mapping) + Volume Oracle v1.0 (flow analysis + position tracking) = complete trade workflow from signal to execution to management
  • Confluence-Based Philosophy: Never trade on single signal alone - require minimum 2-3 confirmations (Pentarch signal AT Janus level WITH volume confirmation) before entry, prioritizing quality setups over quantity
  • Multi-Timeframe Integration: Use HTF (Daily/Weekly) for trend bias and major levels, MTF (4H) for signal confirmation and structure, LTF (1H/15m) for precise entry timing - avoid trading LTF signals against HTF bias
  • Recommended Combinations: Beginners start with Pentarch + Janus only (Weeks 1-2), add Volume Oracle for confirmation (Weeks 3-4), introduce divergence tools like Harmonic Oscillator (Week 5+), advanced users incorporate Augury Grid for multi-symbol scanning
  • Alert Priority System: Primary alerts on Pentarch cycle signals (TD, IGN, WRN, CAP, BDN), secondary alerts on Janus level touches (confluence zones), optional alerts on volume spikes or momentum shifts depending on trading style
  • Progression Path: Week 1-2 foundation (Pentarch + Janus), Week 3-4 volume confirmation (add Volume Oracle), Week 5+ divergence analysis (Harmonic/Plutus), Advanced scanning (Augury Grid) - quality over quantity always

Next Steps: Review Best Practices Guide for risk management and execution details, or explore 7-Day Onboarding Checklist to implement this workflow systematically.


Reflection Check

Before implementing your workflow, ask yourself:

  • Can you name the three indicators in "The Trinity" setup and explain why they work together?
  • Do you understand the core philosophy: "Trade with confluence, not single signals"?
  • Have you chosen 2-3 indicators to start with (not all 7 at once)?
  • Can you identify at least 3 common mistakes to avoid when using Signal Pilot indicators?
  • Do you know which alerts to prioritize for your chosen combination?

If yes to all 5: You're ready to build your workflow! Review the One Chart Setup below for practical implementation.
If no to any: Revisit the relevant sections above. Start with Core Philosophy and Common Combinations.


πŸ’­ Final Thoughts

Getting Started

Common progression path: - Week 1-2: Pentarch + Janus only (foundation) - Week 3-4: Volume Oracle added (volume confirmation) - Week 5+: Divergence tools added (Harmonic, Plutus) - Advanced: Augury Grid incorporated (scanning)

Performance tracking commonly includes: - Win rate by indicator combination - Best setup identification (3+ indicator confluence) - Personal edge discovery (which combinations work best)

Quality over quantity: - 1 Elite setup per day > 10 Standard setups - Patience is valued in systematic trading - The suite provides analytical edge - use is optimized through discipline


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Educational use only. All signals confirm at bar close. Trade at your own risk.