Ichimoku MTF เทรดมือ v3.7
The manual-trading edition of Ichimoku v3.7. Takes only grade A/B signals — fewer trades, more accurate, with entry, SL, TP and lot drawn on the chart.
How it works
It uses the same rules as the bot-run Ichimoku MTF v3.7: the trend from the daily and 4-hour charts, then an entry on the 1-hour chart from Kijun Bounce, TK Cross above the cloud, or Kumo Breakout.
What is different is that this edition is made for trading by hand:
- Signal grades — the system gives full risk to trades it is confident in and cuts the risk of flagged ones. We turn that into grades A (high confidence), B and C, and take only A and B
- On the chart — an entry tag with grade and lot, plus entry (blue), SL (red, yellow once moved) and TP (green) lines kept for every trade, with the result in R
- No fixed TP on most trades — the system holds until Tenkan crosses back over Kijun, then alerts you to close. Keep alerts on your phone
- Gold is Buy only; the yen pairs trade both Buy and Sell
Three modes compared (20 years, all 4 markets)
| Grades taken | Wins | Trades a month | Return a year | DD | Losing years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All grades (= bot system) | 54.9% | 18 | 30.3% | 9.1% | 0 |
| A + B (this edition) | 59.5% | 3.9 | 23.4% | 9.9% | 1 |
| A only | 65.7% | 1 | 10.8% | 6.0% | 2 |
The more you keep to high-confidence trades, the more often you win — but there are so few trades that total profit falls. The mode can be changed in the indicator settings; the system still tracks every grade internally, so results match this table.
Good to know
- The losing year was 2019 (−6.2%), and the longest time below a previous high was about 14 months (2010–2011)
- With $1,000, gold trades often come out below 0.01 lot because the stop is wide — use more capital or accept a higher risk per trade
- Past test results do not guarantee the future — try it on a demo account first
Latest version v3.7
Updated 2026-10-12Manual edition + signal grades
- Entries and exits identical to Ichimoku MTF v3.7 (checked on TradingView trade for trade)
- Every signal gets grade A / B / C from the system's own confidence · this edition takes A and B only
- On the chart: entry, SL and TP lines, lot for your account, Thai alerts and a stats table
- 950 trades in 20 years · 59.5% wins · 23.4% a year · max DD 9.9%
Which timeframe
Same rules as Ichimoku MTF v3.7, which was tuned on H1, so use H1 only.
Why this many trades: The full system makes about 18 trades a month. This edition takes only the signals the system rates highest (grades A and B), about 4 a month — suited to people who cannot watch the screen all day. (3.86 trades/month)
Version history
Latest version results (v3.7)
Hypothetical 2006-03-29 – 2026-09-24 · Compounded, v3.7 risk per trade · grade A and B signals only · Source: Python engine matching TradingView 99.7% · OANDA H1 prices
Equity curve (starts at 100)
Linear scale · compoundedDrawdown (% from peak)
Yearly return
Trading one pair only
The same A + B signals, but on one market alone at the same risk per trade. Use this if you only want to watch one chart. Return ÷ DD shows how much you earn for each 1% of drawdown — higher is better.
| Market | Trades / month | Win | Avg win | Avg loss | Return / year | Max DD | Return ÷ DD | Losing years | Worst year | Buy / Sell | Lot at $1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURJPYpick | 1.29 | 53.6% | +1.25R | -0.56R | 6.0% | 4.4% | 1.36 | 2 | -2.4% | 229 / 88 | ≈ 0.02 |
| XAUUSD | 0.69 | 69.5% | +0.98R | -0.76R | 9.3% | 12.2% | 0.76 | 4 + 5 with no trade | -3.5% | 167 / 0 | < 0.01 |
| USDJPY | 0.93 | 56.6% | +1.33R | -0.79R | 4.2% | 5.5% | 0.75 | 9 | -4.4% | 213 / 13 | ≈ 0.03 |
| GBPJPY | 0.98 | 62.9% | +0.86R | -0.83R | 2.4% | 4.2% | 0.57 | 6 | -2.6% | 208 / 32 | ≈ 0.01 |
| All 4 together | 3.86 | 59.5% | — | — | 23.4% | 9.8% | 2.38 | 1 | -6.2% | — | — |
R = the amount risked on one trade (a full stop-loss is −1R). Lot = median for trades since 2024 at the system's risk; yen pairs converted at about 150 yen per dollar. Losing a year on one pair is more common than on all four, because the other pairs often make up for a weak one.