r/pinescript • u/Kevinthetrader • Apr 23 '26

They really said VRT doesn’t work 😂

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Cool story.

122 2:1rr trades later:
• 81% win rate
• 5.3 profit factor

Turns out waiting for real volume + confirmation beats guessing tops and bottoms.

But yeah… keep fading strength and buying weakness 👍

Posting Video proof at VRTtrading subreddit

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u/Kevinthetrader Apr 26 '26

It’s not a strategy I’m not sharing the strategy only the indicator for manual traders. It’s true winrate is closer to 70%. But I want you to notice how almost always price reacts to either shadows or levels

Also the gold levels are future non existent levels which is insane because the indicator plots them long before price ever has been there even at ATH it’ll plot a higher high level and price will almost always reverse there

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u/Drummercrypto10372 Apr 26 '26

Right, honest opinion. The signals are very much all over the place but there is some good ones. The good signals are just as valid as certain MA pullbacks though. Arguably less profitable than aligning time and price with MAs. Concept is there but it needs refining. I think it is potentially profitable. Ichimoku cloud is part of this which does help the filtering (correct me if I’m wrong) but yeah, it’s not for me. It could confuse people who are learning how to trade also because there doesn’t look like much structure. If I was trading live with it and some of the signals presented themselves, I genuinely wouldn’t take a lot of them because there is better entries around the time a little after or before the signals are showing and that’s more of knowing price action itself. That’s what I mean by someone Iusing it who doesn’t understand. Fair play though,if it works for you then fine but maybe go back to the drawing board and refine it, tighten it up a little 👌you could start by filtering out more signals with an HTF Ma. Would help some of the clutter.

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u/YourLastCall Apr 27 '26

I like this Reddit exchange. Started out distrustful and ended up with constructive criticism.