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  • 🌊Quantum Wave Guide
    • Introduction
      • Purpose
      • Key Concepts
      • Prerequisites
    • Getting Started
      • Installation
      • Settings
      • Combining with Strategies
      • How to update Quantum Wave
    • Understanding Quantum Wave
      • Hypothesis
      • Overbought and Oversold
      • Visual Aid
    • Trading Modes
      • Scalp Mode
      • Day Mode
      • Swing Mode (Default)
      • Position Mode
      • Automatic
    • Features
      • Confirmation Mode
      • Overwrite Mode
    • Strategy
    • Important Tips & Tricks
    • Examples
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  • Upper/Lower Dots
  • Colour Coded Background

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Upper/Lower Dots

  • The indicator features dots in green, yellow, and red, positioned at upper or lower points of the chart. These dots signify that a crossover event has occurred within the indicator's wave, with each color correlating to a specific wave within the indicator.

Colour Coded Background

  • The background colour serves as a visual cue to the market's condition:

    • a red background signals that the green and yellow waves have entered the overbought zone

    • a green background signals entry into the oversold zone.

    • white background slices indicate that the green wave has crossed over in either the overbought or oversold territory, providing a visual representation of potential market turning points.