ABUDMI and ABUADX have clearly separated roles.

If you just grasp this difference, your perspective will change.

What does ABUDMI mean in day-swing?

How to use ABUADX?

For those who are curious, this article explains it in an easy-to-understand way.

■ ABUDMI is "Direction"

ABUDMIis amarket directionindicator.

It can also be used as an entry trigger.

• Entry on color change
• Entry on zero-line cross

Both are effective.

As a visual, imagine a clean 2-o'clock to 2-o'clock scene; color-change entries occur near point 2, and zero-line cross entries are closer to line touches.

Regarding zero-line cross, personally I use it more asenvironment recognitionthan as a pure entry signal.

In particular, when the two higher timeframes showa thick line confirmed, the edge increases.

Thick DMI confirmation（Long only）

This is a daily chart of AUDCAD. The thick DMI line is marked as confirmed.

To make it easier to see, only long entries are shown. As environmental recognition, all of it is correct.

ABUDMI also hassupport-resistance featurebuilt in.

A color-change after touching a support/resistance line pairs well as a trigger.

In the image, the color change occurs after touching the support, giving it a higher edge.

A drawback is that in DSATEA’s auto-trading, there are cases where a buy entry appears even in overbought conditions.

Therefore, be cautious about relying on it alone.

■ ABUADX is "Strength"

ABUADX looks at the strength of the trend.

• Arrows continuing → trend initial move
• Exceeding 20 → trend is strong

This is the basic interpretation.

Rather than entry-focused,it's more for chart analysis and environment recognitionas an indicator.

It also has a support-resistance feature.

• Reversal at support/resistance → possibility of counter-trend
• Beyond support/resistance → trend continues

This is how such judgments can be made.

■ About Divergence

“Is ABUDMI and candlesticks alone not enough?”
Some may think so. I was the same at first.

However,ABUDMI and candlesticks can move in opposite directionsat times. This is called divergence.

What compensates for this mismatch is ABUADX.

Generally,it is recommended to set ABUADX on the next higher timeframe.

When the higher timeframe ABUADX direction aligns, the current timeframe ABUDMI color-changes accordingly.
This pattern is one of the relatively easier to capture pip patterns.

DSATEA has been tested for a long time, and
color-change of the current ABUDMI aligned with the higher timeframe ABUADX tends to yield stable results.

(However, this alone offers few filters and cannot adapt to all markets.)
It requires integration with other elements.

In summary,

• ABUDMI = Direction
• ABUADX = Strength

Understanding this division of roles is the first step.

From here, the accuracy depends on which timeframe you use and how you incorporate it.