Volman Break PRO
A with-trend continuation engine built from the play our own desk names more than any other in its daily backtest reviews: a pullback that thins into a tidy trendline, then a small candle on the trend EMA closing through it. Validated on 84 days of gold data before a single line of the indicator was written, and it counts its own record on your chart.
Live win rate
66.7%
2W / 1L closed
Backtest baseline
55.0%
system weight 16
Total fires
3
on the record
Live positions
0
open right now
Beta · live win rate firms up past 20 signals
How it works
The pullback draws its own line
Three or more pullback extremes stepping one way form a trendline, with the middle touch pinned to the line — a tidy retreat, not a scribble.
A small candle snaps it
The trigger is deliberately modest: a small-bodied candle hugging the trend EMA that closes through the line. A wide marubozu blasting through is chasing, and the tool skips it.
Stop order in, measured move out
Entry is a stop order past the break candle — no confirmation bar. The stop sits behind the opposite pivot, and TP3 is the measured move: the pullback's height projected from the break, floored at 2R.
PRO v2 toolkit
The signature analysis layer this indicator ships with — on top of the auto Entry / SL / TP1–3 and the live performance dashboard.
- Pullback trendline engine: three-touch lines drawn live and marked the moment they snap
- Measured-move TP3 (⚡ force): the pullback's height projected from the break, floored at 2R
- Track-record panel plus on-chart outcome history, counted from your own feed
The edge
- Validated on 84 days of gold before release — the scan lives in the header of the script
- An unfilled stop order expires and is never counted, on the chart or in the panel
- Measured-move TP3 with scale-out at 50% at TP1, 30% at TP2, 20% at TP3
At a glance
- Timeframe
- M5
- Setup family
- Trendline break · EMA pullback · Measured move
- Best for
- Riding an established XAUUSD trend through its pullbacks.
- Data feed
- XAUUSD · FXCM
Using it, after you install
Read this once before your first trade with it. It takes two minutes and answers the questions the chart itself cannot.
Put it on the timeframe it was built for
Each tool is tuned to one timeframe and the score means nothing on another. The right one is named on this page. Running a scalp engine on the 1-hour will not make it more selective, it will make it wrong.
Read the status line first
The dashboard's bottom row says which of three states it is in: in a trade, watching, or outside the trading sessions. A quiet chart is almost always the filter doing its job, not a broken install. Signals fire only inside the session windows and only when the score clears the threshold.
One trade is drawn at a time
When a setup fires you get the entry, the stop and three targets, and they stay until the next signal replaces them, so the chart always shows the trade you are in and nothing else. Past trades leave small permanent marks rather than full ladders, which is what keeps a week of history readable.
The score is a description, not a probability
It counts how many of the tool's conditions lined up on that bar. A 100% setup had every box ticked; it is not a 100% chance of winning. Use it to compare setups against each other, never as odds.
Take the trade in parts, then protect it
Every signal ships with three targets because it is meant to be scaled out of: 50% at TP1, 30% at TP2, 20% at TP3. Once the first target is reached, move the stop to your entry. From that point the trade cannot lose, and what remains is upside.
Every layer has a switch
Each tool draws only what it actually reads. Some layers ship on because they are the tool's own subject, like the trend ribbon or the trend-bar stripes; the rest live in Settings, off by default. The chart key names what you are looking at, and everything can be toggled. Turn extras on one at a time, not all at once.
The dashboard numbers are from YOUR chart
They are computed from the history loaded in front of you, on your broker's data, and they move when you change symbol or timeframe. They are not our published record. That one is at dailytrading.tips/wins, and it is the only figure we stand behind.
Let the line snap on its own
The tool draws the pullback trendline from three or more touches and fires only when a small candle on the trend EMA closes through it. Do not pre-empt the break: half the edge is that the line snapped at all.
The entry is a stop order, and it may never fill
The order sits past the break candle with no confirmation. If the market never comes for it within five bars — or runs to the stop side first — the tool cancels it and does not count it. An expired order is the filter working.
TP3 is measured, not multiplied
The third target is the pullback's own height projected from the break — the ⚡ force number in the trade block. Some days that is 2R, some days far more. TP1 and TP2 stay on the desk's usual ladder.
Recent setups
Live from the production signal pipeline — every fire attributed to this indicator.
- SELL4350.29–4353.20Won1d ago
- BUY4343.23–4345.09Won5d ago
- BUY4361.06–4363.23Lost5d ago
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