Among the five entry methods of Mebius indicators, today we introduce Entry Pattern ③.

【Features of Mebius】

As the name suggests, Mebius indicators are like“a Möbius strip”,

where the bands of the line repeatedly twist.

The point of this “twist” precisely indicates a market reversal.

By leveraging this characteristic, visually from the shape of the band lines,

we discretionaryy determine the market reversal = entry point.

【Screen Layout】

Top window of the screen: candlestick chart with moving averages

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

During an uptrend blue, during a downtrend red.

• The moving averages important for judging reversals(two on the top and two on the bottom) are solid lines,

the others are displayed as dashed lines as auxiliary lines.

　　※ The crosspoints of the two upper and two lower solid moving averages

tend to be high-probability reversal points.

※ In a long-lasting uptrend, the two lower solid blue lines act as support levels.

Also, in a downtrend, the two upper solid red lines act as

・The remaining seconds until the current candlestick closes are displayed at the top-left of the screen as “Remaining Seconds”.

Bottom window of the screen: Mebius Indicator

Short-term line: white/pink

Medium-term line: green

Long-term line: blue

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

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

【Entry Methods】 

Trading method: ・ Binary options High/Low 3-minute trades

・For other instruments such as FX, Nikkei 225, etc.,

scalping to swing trading all supported!

Currency pairs: all currencies

（※ Considering compatibility with Mebius in binary options, AUDJPY is recommended）

Chart timeframes:

・Binary options: 1-minute chart (5-minute chart also used as a supplement)

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

■ Five basic entry patterns

Pattern ①: Entry at the vertex/base of the Mebius curved band “twist”

Pattern ②: Entry at sharp reversal from the upper or lower bound

Pattern ③: Entry at the twist intersection point

Pattern ④: Entry on pullback after the twist

Pattern ⑤: Entry to capture a breakout on re- rise or fall 

Pattern③：

Entry at the twist intersection point

From the vertex/base of Pattern ①’s twist, when white/pink reverses, and then it breaks above the green,

or it breaks below, that point becomes the twist intersection point.

If the intersection point roughly aligns with the crosspoints of the two solid moving averages above and below 2 lines,

that is exactly your entry point.