CBC Flip with Targets and Filters
By LuxAlgoFeb 16, 2026
CBC Flip with Targets and Filters builds a complete signal framework around Candle By Candle logic: a bias flip confirms only when a candle closes beyond the previous candle's high or low, a stricter cousin of the two-bar reversal that ignores intrabar wicks entirely. Every confirmed flip plots ATR-scaled profit targets and stops, an optional session-anchored VWAP filter aligns signals with intraday value, and outcome markers grade each setup where it happened.
How to Trade the CBC Flip with Targets and Filters?
- Bullish flip triangle: the candle closed above the prior high; target and stop draw at their ATR multiples.
- Bearish flip triangle: a close below the prior low mirrors the setup downward.
- Confirmation VWAP mode: longs only above the session VWAP, shorts only below it: trend-following alignment with intraday flow.
- Contrarian VWAP mode: takes flips against value for mean-reversion trades.
- Circle and X markers: a circle means the target was reached first, an X means the stop was.
Everything keys off confirmed closes, so the tool is non-repainting: history reflects what live execution would have shown. A dashboard adds hit rate, sample size, and progress toward the active target.
CBC Flip with Targets and Filters Settings
- ATR Length: volatility lookback behind target and stop sizing.
- Target ATR Multiplier / Stop ATR Multiplier: distances of the profit target and stop from the flip.
- Require candle close to stop: trigger stops on a touch, or only once a candle closes beyond the level.
- Show Daily Anchored VWAP / Filter Bias by VWAP: display the session VWAP and pick No Filter, Confirmation, or Contrarian.
- Historical Trade Count: sample size behind the hit-rate statistic; other toggles cover flip labels, outcome markers, label size, and the dashboard.
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