HullX Pro
Trend turns, not chop.
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What it does
Watches for a fast-reacting moving-average cross of the kind that has historically marked trend turns — but only once a stock has already made a meaningful trending move, so it flags turns rather than noise.
The strategy it serves
Directional change. Requiring a real prior trend before the cross counts is the whole filter: a crossover on a stock going nowhere is not a turn, it is chop. Several intraday timeframes are monitored at once.
What it reads
- ·A fast-reacting moving-average cross
- ·Only counted after a meaningful trending move has already happened
- ·Several intraday timeframes monitored simultaneously
- ·Every alert tags its timeframe and direction
A scanner is not a signal service
It tells you where to look. What to do when you get there is the part that takes judgement — which is why the desk trades live every morning with the same tools open, talking through what they are taking and what they are passing on.
Trading carries real risk and most people who try it lose money. Nothing here is advice.