They told us to avoid low ADX.

Turns out... that's exactly where the real edge hides.

📉 SHORTS → ADX > 30 = confirmation
📈 LONGS → low ADX = real edge

Low ADX signals coiled volatility.

It’s not chop. It's a buildup.

So we built our model breakout strategy using:

• Volatility = open–low difference
• Breakout level = low + (3.3 × volatility)
• Stop entries only
• Entry filter: 8am–3pm
• Exit: when ADX > 40 or after time limit

This flip gave us a consistent edge in markets most traders avoid.

Full breakdown + free resource in the comments This video walks you through our ADX research.

I’ve tested hundreds of indicators across thousands of strategies.

But one tool keeps showing up in my best-performing systems:

✅ Average True Range (ATR)

It’s simple.
It’s powerful.
And it’s one of the most versatile indicators I use in my hedge fund.

Here are 3 ways to unlock its full potential:

ATR for Entries

✔️Pick a POI (Point of Initiation).
✔️Multiply ATR by 2.5 (or your own factor).
✔️That’s your breakout entry - precise, adaptive, and fast to implement.

ATR as a Filter

✔️Compare two ATR periods to detect volatility shifts.
✔️Filter out weak setups.
✔️This small tweak can radically improve your equity curve.

ATR for Exits

✔️Flip the logic you used for entry.
✔️Use ATR to calculate dynamic stop loss levels.
✔️Simple math that protects real capital.

With ONE indicator, you can build entry logic, risk filters, and exit rules.
That’s a complete strategy driven by volatility, built to scale.

No clutter. No guessing. Just process.

Watch the video in the comments.

Free resource also linked below. Here’s the video where I break everything down how we use ATR to structure entries, filter out noise, and manage exits with real volatility logic.