The EASIEST Way to Profit with Fractals (No Experience Needed!)

The EASIEST Way to Profit with Fractals (No Experience Needed!).

Guys, you are NOT ready for this… I’m about to show you a super simple but shockingly powerful fractal strategy that could seriously level up your trading game. Now, here’s the deal — most traders mess this up. They slap a fractal indicator on their chart and think they’ve unlocked the secret to trading. But what actually happens? BOOM — way too many signals popping up all over the place. It gets messy, confusing, and honestly, you end up more stressed than when you started.

But hold on, because this strategy is totally different. It’s clean. It’s focused. And best of all — it’s ridiculously easy to follow, even if you’re just starting out. I’m not talking about some complicated mess with a hundred indicators. Nope. Just one smart, refined way to use fractals that cuts out all the noise and gives you high-quality, high-probability trade setups.

I’m going to break it down step-by-step, nice and slow, so you can follow along even if you’ve never placed a trade before. No guesswork. No overthinking. Just a clear, solid plan that helps you avoid the biggest mistakes beginner traders make.

Trust me, once you see how this works, you’re gonna wonder why no one ever explained it this way before. So grab your notes, stay locked in, and let’s dive in — because this strategy might just be the turning point in your trading journey.

• Download “TraderVersity-BankFractals” (Zip/RAR File).
• Copy mq4 and ex4 files to your Metatrader Directory …/experts/indicators/
• Copy the “TraderVersity-BankFractals.tpl” file (template) to your Metatrader Directory …/templates /
• Start or restart your Metatrader Client.
• Select Chart and Timeframe where you want to test your forex system.
• Right-click on your trading chart and hover on “Template”.
• Move right to select “TraderVersity-BankFractals” trading system and strategy.
• You will see the “TraderVersity-BankFractals” is available on your Chart.

Okay guys, this is where things get exciting! We’re about to take the fractal breakout strategy — which is already awesome — and make it WAY more powerful by adding just two simple tools: the 200-period moving average and the 14-period moving average. That’s it. Two lines that can literally change the way you see the market.

Now you might be thinking, “What’s the big deal with these moving averages?” Well, here’s the thing — the 200-period moving average is like the market’s compass. When the price is above it, the market’s generally in an uptrend — meaning buyers are in control. But when price drops below that line? Uh-oh… sellers are taking over. It’s like a cheat code that helps you instantly know which direction the market is flowing.

And the 14-period moving average? That one shows you the short-term momentum. It tells you what’s happening right now, inside the bigger trend. So when you combine the two — boom — you’re filtering out the noise, and only looking for high-probability trades that follow the real direction of the market.

Think of it like this: the 200 MA is your map, and the 14 MA is your GPS. Use them together, and you’re no longer guessing — you’re following a plan. And trust me, this is the difference between a random guess and a sniper-level trade setup.

So now… let’s break down exactly how to combine these moving averages with the fractal breakout signals. Step-by-step. No confusion. No complicated math. Just clear rules that could dramatically increase your win rate if you follow them right. Let’s go!

If there’s one thing I want you to take seriously, it’s this: follow every single rule in this strategy, no shortcuts allowed. Why? Because every part of this setup works together to boost your accuracy and protect you from unnecessary losses.

Let’s start with the big picture. When the price is above the 200-period moving average, it means the market is generally trending upward — buyers are in control, and momentum is on your side. That’s your green light to look for buy opportunities. But here’s the catch — even in a strong uptrend, prices don’t move in a straight line. They pull back, they breathe, and that’s where the 14-period moving average comes in.

When the price dips below the 14-period MA, we’re likely in a short-term correction — but that doesn’t mean panic. It means opportunity. If an up fractal arrow appears during this dip, don’t jump in right away. You need confirmation. Wait until the price climbs back above the 14 MA and breaks the high of the candle where the fractal appeared. Once the candle closes above that point — boom! That’s your signal to enter a buy trade.

To keep your risk in check, place your stop loss just below the 14-period moving average. This way, if the market changes its mind, you’re not left with a major loss — just a small, manageable one.

When you combine these tools — the 200-period MA, the 14-period MA, and fractal breakouts — you’re not just guessing anymore. You’re aligning every trade with the overall trend and using solid confirmation before jumping in. This helps you avoid false breakouts, keeps your trades in sync with the market, and gives you a much higher probability of success.

Now let’s flip the script. What if the market is trending down instead of up?

When the price is below the 200-period moving average, that’s your clue — the overall market sentiment is bearish. Sellers are in control, and it’s not the time to be looking for buy trades. But just like in an uptrend, price doesn’t fall in a straight line. It takes little breaks, or “pullbacks,” along the way. These pullbacks are where you get your chance to strike — if you’re patient and precise.

Here’s how it works. During a pullback in a downtrend, the price might temporarily climb above the 14-period moving average. Don’t panic — this is normal. Now, if you spot a down fractal arrow (which shows up below a candle) during this bounce, take a deep breath and don’t enter yet. You need solid confirmation. What you’re waiting for is two things: one, the price should drop back below the 14 MA, and two, it should break below the low of that candle where the down fractal arrow appeared.

Once the candle closes below that low, boom — that’s your entry for a sell trade. Not before. Not when you see the arrow. Only after the full confirmation.

And just like any smart trader, you’ve got to manage your risk. So where do you put your stop loss? Right above the 14-period moving average. That way, if the market suddenly turns and goes the other way, you limit your losses and protect your capital.

This setup is powerful because it keeps you trading with the trend — not against it — while using clear, logical steps to confirm your entries. It’s all about being disciplined, not impulsive.

This strategy is very accurate if you follow the trading rules that we discussed earlier. If these rules are not clearly met in the market, you should not enter the market.

You’ll find that this strategy is easy to implement on your own because it’s quite simple.