From the five entry methods of Mebius indicators, today I will introduce Entry Pattern ①.

【Features of Mebius】

As the name suggests, the Mebius indicator is like “the Möbius strip”,

where the bands of the line repeat a “twist.”

This “twist” point signifies a market reversal.

By leveraging this characteristic, visually from the shape of the bands,

we determine market reversal = entry point through discretionary judgment.

【Screen Layout】

Top window of the screen: Candlestick chart with moving averages

・Each moving average changes color when the market goes up or down.

When rising blue, when falling red.

・Two key moving averages to judge market reversal are shown as solid lines, while others are displayed as dashed lines as guides.

　　Note: The cross points of the top two solid moving averages

tend to be high-probability reversal points.

※In a prolonged uptrend, the blue lines of the two lower solid bands act assupport lines,

and in a downtrend, the red lines of the two upper solid bands act asresistance lines.

・Display on the top-left of the screen the remaining seconds until the current candlestick closes “Remaining seconds”.

Bottom window of the screen: Mebius Indicator

Short-term line: white / pink

Mid-term line: green

Long-term line: blue

・If the green band is above the blue long-term line, it indicates a bullish uptrend,

　　If the green band is below the blue long-term line, it indicates a bearish downtrend. 

【Entry Methods】 

Trading method: ・Binary options Hi-Low 3-minute trade

・For other instruments such as FX or Nikkei 225,

scalping to swing trading is all supported!

Currency pairs: All pairs

（Note: For pairing with Mebius in binary options, AUDJPY is recommended。）

Chart time frames:

・Binary options: 1-minute chart (5-minute chart used as supplemental)

・For other FX, Nikkei 225, etc., all time frames are supported!

■ Five basic entry patterns

Pattern ①：Mebius Entry at the apex/bottom of the twisted curve band

Pattern ②：Entry on sharp reversal from upper or lower bound

Pattern ③：Entry at the twist intersection point

Pattern ④：Entry on retest after twist

Pattern ⑤：Entry capturing breakouts on re-ascend or re-descend 

Pattern ①：

Mebius Entry at the apex/bottom of the twisted curve band

Mebius first has the short-term white/pink lines crossing over the green band, and after crossing the green band,

it reverses.

At the upper and lower limits of the indicator, the white and pink lines converge at a single point,

and that point touching the outer line of the green band becomes the apex/bottom,and that point is the starting point of the reversal.

Entry is made at the timing when the first bullish or bearish candle stands at that contact point (or starts to stand).

As shown in the image above, cases where the apex or bottom forms a very neat contact are

not very common, butit is the fundamental core of Mebius’ basic thinking.

Common real-world examples are shapes like the ones in the image below.

The entry point is where the white/pink lines consolidate and rise over the green band.

Entry is made at the moment the bearish candle begins to form.

 Conversely, from the bottom,

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When the white/pink lines consolidate and scoop up from the bottom with a hooked shape,the entry point is where it touches the green band.

Entry is made at the moment the bullish candle starts to form or when it touches green.

This “hooking up from below” image is

the most important aspect when using Mebius,and it is not an exaggeration to say so.

In other words, “the point where white/pink touches green and crosses through it is the entry point!”

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