Among five entry methods of Mebius indicators, today we introduce Entry Pattern ④.

【Features of Mebius】

As the name suggests, Mebius indicators resemble“the Möbius strip”, where

the bands of the line repeatedly twist.

Points of this “twist” directly signify market reversals.

Leveraging this characteristic, visually determine market reversals as

entry points through the shape of the bands. discretionary judgment.

【Screen layout】

Top window of the screen: Moving average lines with candlestick chart

• Each moving average line changes color during uptrends and downtrends.

During uptrends blue, during downtrends red.

• The moving averages that are crucial for judging market reversals(two above and two below) are drawn as solid lines,

the others are displayed as auxiliary dotted lines.

　　The cross points of the two solid lines above and below

tend to be high-probability reversal points.

※ In a prolonged uptrend, the blue lines under the two solid lines serve assupport levels

and in a downtrend, the red lines above the two solid lines act as

resistance- The current remaining seconds to the candle closing are displayed in the upper left corner of the screen

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. 

【Entry Methods】 

Trading method: ・ Binary options High-Low 3-minute trading

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

scalping to swing trading, all timeframes are supported!

Currency pairs: all pairs

(Note: Considering compatibility with Mebius in binary options, the recommended pair is AUDJPY)

Chart timeframe:

・Binary options: 1-minute chart (5-minute chart for reference)

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

■ Five basic entry patterns

Pattern ①：Mebius curve-band “twist” vertex or bottom entry

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

Pattern ③： Entry at the twist intersection point

Pattern ④： Entry at after-twist pullback or retracement

Pattern ⑤： Entry capturing breakout on re-acceleration 

Pattern ④：

Entry at pullback/retrace after twist

Mebius band turns upward, only the white line reverses and bends to the lower-right.

This bend is the “pullback.”

The pullback occurs repeatedly up to the upper bound, but the first pullback is the key target.

The area where the blue lines—the two above and below moving averages—touch the lower two lines is the ideal entry point.

Conversely,

Mebius band turns downward, only the white line reverses, bending to the upper-right.

This bend is the “retracement.”

The retracement occurs repeatedly down to the lower bound,

The area where the red lines—the two above and below moving averages—touch the upper two lines is the ideal entry point.

The ideal entry point.