Triple Profit Winner is a Forex signal indicator by Karl Dittmann that works on the MetaTrader 4 platform, providing buy and sell signals based on 3 unique signal lines. An entry signal will only be generated when all 3 of the signal lines are in agreement with each other. This ensures the highest probability of a trade being profitable.
Triple Profit Winner features a very helpful informer box that is designed to assist a trader in watching and managing trades. The informer box is located in the upper left corner of every chart. Here is how it looks like:
As can be seen above, the informer box shows the current currency pair, the timeframe the chart is in, the amount of time left until the current candle closes as well as the current trading time. Also, more importantly, it also displays the current signal for each of the 3 signal lines used in Triple Profit Winner.
There are couple of exit strategies when using Triple Profit Winner:
- Exit trades when the indicator generates the opposite trading signal. This ensures that you trade with maximum profits and right before the market is expected to reverse. This means that if you entered on a buy signal (blue, green, pink), exit as soon as a sell signal is generated (yellow, orange, red). If you entered on a sell signal (yellow, orange, red), exit as soon as a buy signal is generated (blue, green, pink).
- Exit trades according to the popup alert Take Profit number (see below).
- Exit trades when nearing strong support or resistance levels. This method tends to result in earlier exits (therefore, lower risk and lower returns).
The following are screenshots of a couple of trades on the EUR/USD and GBP/USD H1 charts:
Although the system can be used for any currency pairs and on various timeframes, I personally find that it works best on the major pairs (such as EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF) and on higher timeframes (i.e. H1 and above).
The Triple Profit Winner package includes the following:
- Triple Profit Winner MT4 indicator
- Step-by-step user's guide with trade examples and explanation