GAYBEAR SWING Clean v6 mobile-safeHow to Use Sniper Swing — Clean v6 (Mobile-Safe)
Purpose
Sniper Swing — Clean v6 is a trend-aligned swing indicator designed to help traders identify high-probability entries and exits while minimizing noise. It works best in trending or gently rotating markets and is optimized for mobile charting.
A. Chart Setup
Recommended:
Timeframes: 5m–1h for active trading, 4h–Daily for swing trading
Instruments: Liquid equities, indices, and major ETFs
The indicator plots:
SMA 9 (entry trigger)
EMA 20 (trend and momentum)
Optional SMA 50 (higher-timeframe bias)
B. Buy (Long) Signal — How to Act
A BUY label appears when price reclaims short-term structure.
How to trade it:
Wait for price to cross above the SMA 9
Confirm EMA 20 is rising (and above SMA 50 if enabled)
Optional: Confirm price is closing above EMA 20
Enter on:
The close of the signal candle, or
A minor pullback that holds above SMA 9
Best context:
Higher lows
EMA 20 sloping upward
RSI not overbought
C. Sell / Short Signal — How to Act
The indicator offers two sell modes:
1) CrossUnder SMA 9 (Fast Exit)
Use in strong trends or fast markets
Exit longs or enter shorts when price loses SMA 9
2) AccuSell (Structure-Based)
Use in choppy or topping markets
Requires:
Loss of SMA 9 plus
Structural weakness (lower highs/lows, RSI < 50, or EMA 20 turning down)
How to trade it:
Exit longs when sell label appears
Aggressive traders may enter short positions
Conservative traders wait for follow-through
D. RSI Arrows — Context Only
OB arrows warn of potential exhaustion
OS arrows suggest relief or bounce zones
RSI does not trigger trades — it informs patience and risk
E. Position Coloring & State
Green candles = long bias
Purple candles = short bias
Background tint reinforces short exposure
Coloring persists until the opposite signal prints
This helps visually manage trades without staring at labels.
F. Risk Management (User-Defined)
The indicator does not manage stops or targets.
Common approaches:
Stop below recent swing low (longs)
Stop above recent swing high (shorts)
Scale partials near RSI OB/OS zones
G. When Not to Use It
Extremely low-volume chop
News-driven spikes
Range-bound micro consolidations
2. Explain It Like You’re 10 👶📈
Imagine the chart is a road, and the price is a car.
🟢 Green = Go
When the car drives above the yellow line, that means it’s probably going up.
The indicator says:
“Okay, the car looks like it wants to go forward. You can hop in.”
That’s a BUY.
🟣 Purple = Uh-Oh
When the car falls below the yellow line, it might start going down.
The indicator says:
“Careful… the car is slowing down or turning around.”
That’s a SELL.
🔵 Blue Line = Wind Direction
The blue line shows which way the wind is blowing.
If the wind blows up → going up is easier
If the wind blows down → going down is easier
You want to go with the wind, not fight it.
🔺 Red & Green Arrows = Too Fast / Too Slow
Red arrow = “The car is going too fast, might need a break”
Green arrow = “The car is tired, might bounce”
They don’t tell you to go or stop — they just say “pay attention.”
🎨 Colors Help You Remember
Green bars = you’re riding up
Purple bars = you’re riding down
Gray = nothing exciting happening
🚨 Important Rule
This tool doesn’t drive the car for you.
It just says:
“Now might be a good time.”
You still decide when to get in and when to get out
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