Blackflag FTS strategyvsLiquidity sweep reversal strategy

• Blackflag FTS (ATR 28, factor 5)
• SMA(1) close wrapper

• Equal Highs/Lows (swing 3)

Long & Short

Long & Short

Strong directional trends

Range-bound

• ›Long-side ladder: close crosses down through any of the three Fib levels while Blackflag state = +1 (uptrend).
• ›Short-side ladder mirrors above the Fib levels while state = -1.
• ›First trigger wins; the trailing stop handles re-entry cadence.

• ›Short on an EQH sweep — buy-side stops grabbed, sellers step in.
• ›Long on an EQL sweep — sell-side stops grabbed, buyers reload.

• ›SuperTrend regime flips through zero in either direction — the framework routes the matching exit to the active position.
• ›4% trailing stop locks in the run; 2-bar cooldown after exit.

• ›Opposite-side sweep closes the trade — that's the next liquidity event and the reversal leg is done.
• ›4% trailing stop, 3-bar cooldown.

Calm during chop because no regime is established; bursts of activity when a clean trend prints and price wicks into the Fib zone. Pullback re-entries cluster around the trail line, so the equity curve looks like staircase steps inside each trend leg.

Advanced — sweep recognition is fast and noisy on short timeframes. Lots of small trades, occasional clean reversals when the sweep is the real local extreme. Pair with risk management; the entry triggers right into the wick.