NOHO Pulse Professional indicates the market cycle and the timing for planning an optimal trade execution.

• Improve your risk benefit with an indicator that statistically optimizes the timing of order execution.
• Improve the quality of executions with a cycle designed to force the user to wait for the best scenarios.
• Improve your Scalping or intraday analysis.

PULSE: Represents the market stage in its accumulation and distribution cycle in three sizes. Narrow and Average Pulses are recommended for  PLANNING a trade execution. Wide Pulse is preferable to take it as a TREND.

• The up-side pulse is blue and the down-side pulse is red, the color is important to determine if there is a cycle change.
• If Market is trending up, long entries to the market should be planned in a down-side Pulse.
• If Market is trending down, short entries to the market should be planned in a up-side Pulse.

TIMING SIGNALS: Every point represents a timing opportunity for trade execution.

• Points on the top of the indicator window indicates that short entries should be executed.
• Points on the bottom of the indicator window indicates that long entries should be executed.
• The orange red(Top) or dark magenta(Bottom) signals mean divergences and  they are the best signal to execute.
• The black signals like the previous ones indicate a excellent moment of execution.
• The green signals are weaker than the previous ones, however they are still important. We recommend using them with an Average Pulse.

Note: The timing signals must be synchronized with the Pulse to take advantage of the optimization potential in order execution.

REVERSAL ZONES: This feature is a powerful tool to analyze statistically when markets are overbought or oversold.   This property  should be used when the Pulse cycle is in the distribution stage.

• Red Lines on the top of the indicator window indicates that short entries should be planned.
• Blue Lines on the bottom of the indicator window indicates that long entries should be planned.

Use for default step by step:

1. We can use "Wide" up-side Pulse (Optional) or We are sure that Market is trending up.   The pulse for the trend has to be in the distribution phase.
2. We expect the down-side Pulse (narrow or average) and we are aware of the Pulse cycle.
3. If down-side Pulse is in the Accumulation phase and Timing signal appears we execute long entries.   If the accumulation phase ends and the price does not follow its upward trend, it is not a good sign.
4. If down-side Pulse is in Distribution phase we expect a bullish Reversal signal and a close  bullish Timing signal to execute long entries.   In distribution phase always wait bullish reversal zone, however, in accumulation phase it is not necessary. 

1. We can use "Wide" down-side Pulse (Optional) or We are sure that Market is trending down.   The pulse for the trend has to be in the distribution phase.
2. We expect the up-side Pulse (narrow or average) and we are aware of the Pulse cycle.
3. If up-side Pulse is in the Accumulation phase and Timing signal appears we execute short entries.   If the accumulation phase ends and the price does not follow its downward trend, it is not a good sign. 
4. If up-side Pulse is in Distribution phase we expect a bearish Reversal signal and a close  bearish Timing signal to execute short entries.   In distribution phase always wait bearish reversal zone, however, in accumulation phase it is not necessary. 

Note: You can use other types of trends, the power of the indicator lies in the effectiveness of the pulse and timing.

Management Trades:

• Manage a trade with an opposite Timing, Pulse or Reversal zone. 
• If the trend changes, cut losses quickly.  

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