First, the honest truth about “95%”
The title of this page says 95%, so let’s deal with that number first: no trading strategy has a knowable or fixed win rate, and “95%” is a marketing figure, not a real statistic. A win rate is only ever measured after the fact, over a specific sample of trades and market conditions, and it changes the moment any of those change. Any page, video or signal seller quoting a fixed accuracy figure is showing you a red flag, not a track record. Treat this as a description of how four indicators can be combined and read, not a promise of any result. The tools can make your decisions more structured and consistent — nothing here removes losing trades.
The four indicators and what each one contributes
Pocket Option is a fixed-expiry trading platform: every position closes when its timer runs out, so the only question is whether price is higher or lower at that moment. This strategy reads four UltimateFXTools indicators in MetaTrader against the matching Pocket Option chart:
- Ultimate Signal Indicator — prints the entry arrows (up for a possible move higher, down for lower). This is the trigger the other three are meant to filter.
- Ultimate Trend Indicator — shows the prevailing direction so you can favour arrows that agree with the larger move.
- Ultimate RSI Bars — a momentum/overbought-oversold read, colouring bars to show when a move is stretched.
- Ultimate Stoch Oscillator — a second momentum oscillator, showing turns as its lines cross.
Why four indicators can be fewer than it looks
More indicators feel like more confirmation, but that is a trap. Ultimate RSI Bars and the Ultimate Stoch Oscillator are both momentum oscillators built from price in similar ways, so they tend to agree most of the time. When two tools measure nearly the same thing, having both light up is not two independent confirmations — it is one signal counted twice. Real confirmation comes from tools that look at different things: the signal (the trigger), the trend (direction and context), and one momentum read. If you keep both oscillators, treat them as a single momentum vote and give more weight to the trend and the candle. Stacking indicators until they finally agree also invites over-fitting — you can always find a moment where four tools line up.
Recommended settings
Keep the Ultimate Signal Indicator on its default sensitivity so arrows appear on meaningful momentum turns rather than every small wiggle, and leave the Ultimate Trend Indicator on default so it reflects the broader move. A standard RSI period of 14 and a standard Stochastic (14, 3, 3) are sensible starting points on short expiries. Trade only a few liquid pairs you know well, and keep the chart clean so the arrow, trend colour and oscillators stay easy to read under a short timer.
Entry rules — and confirming on the candle close
Keep the rules simple so they can be applied calmly inside a short window:
- Up (buy / call): the Ultimate Signal Indicator prints an up arrow, the Ultimate Trend Indicator is pointing up, and momentum agrees — RSI Bars and the Stoch Oscillator turning up out of oversold. Wait for the signal candle to fully close before you act; an arrow on a live, unfinished candle can vanish.
- Down (sell / put): a down arrow, trend pointing down, and momentum rolling over from overbought.
- Stand aside: the arrow and the trend disagree, the two oscillators disagree with the arrow, or price is flat with no direction. Skipping conflicted alerts matters more than catching every arrow.
When this strategy fails
This is a reversal-and-momentum method, so it struggles where reversals are least reliable: choppy ranges where arrows fire both ways, and strong trends where an overbought oscillator keeps reading “overbought” while price runs on. News spikes break it too, because momentum tools lag a sudden gap — which is also why closing-candle confirmation matters, since acting early is where most false signals come from. No combination of four indicators removes losing trades; the point is repeatable decisions and controlled risk, staking a small fixed fraction per trade and stopping at a preset daily loss limit.
FAQ
Is this strategy really 95% accurate?
No. There is no fixed or knowable win rate for any strategy, and a 95% figure is marketing rather than a measured result. Win rates are only observed after the fact over a specific sample and shift with the market. Judge the method by how disciplined and consistent it makes your decisions, not by a headline percentage.
Do I need all four indicators?
Not necessarily. Because Ultimate RSI Bars and the Ultimate Stoch Oscillator both measure momentum, they overlap heavily — running both does not double your confirmation. Many traders keep the signal, the trend and one momentum tool. All four are included together, so you can test combinations and keep what genuinely helps; every indicator on the site comes with a single $39 lifetime plan.
What timeframe and expiry should I use?
Read the signal on a short chart and match the expiry to that timeframe. In choppy conditions, stepping up one timeframe cuts down on weak alerts. Practise on a demo account before risking real funds.
This content is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Always practice responsible money management and limit your daily trades to avoid large losses.
