The VEGAS Trend System, the only tunnel trading system. If you find your perception of the market blurry, are tired of gambling-style trading, and want every Enter a Position to be well-founded, with every trade executed with confidence, ultimately leading to a steady upward curve for your account. Then you must read this article to the end as it is likely to suit you. Remember to like, bookmark, watch repeatedly, and share it with your fren who are still struggling in confusion. If this helps you, please leave your valuable feedback in the comments.

The VEGAS tunnel is not just a few moving averages, but a complete trend-following breakout model. Its structure can be divided into three main modules,

1: Trend Identification Module, Fast Tunnel, uses 144E EMA + 169E EMA to construct the Fast Tunnel, which is used to determine the medium-term trend direction of the current market. You may wonder why these two numbers are used, as there is a mathematical code behind this trading structure: 144 is the twelfth Fibonacci number, and 12 holds significant meaning in natural cycles: 12 months, 12 hours, 12 zodiac signs. More importantly, 144 is the only perfect square in the Fibonacci sequence, with a square root of 12, symbolizing the cyclical closed rhythm turning points in Gann theory. The 144 strong serves as an important turning point, and many market waves will also complete on the 89th and 144th K-lines. The square root of 169 is 13, which also comes from the Fibonacci sequence, used to expand boundaries and construct trend oscillation zones. The combination of 144 and 169 forms a trend channel. On the surface, it looks like a moving average, but its essence is to divide market states using rhythm, mathematics, and trend logic.

II: Breakthrough Confirmation Module, 12EMA is the fastest short moving average, and the role of the trigger in the system is to identify true breakthroughs. When the 12EMA crosses above the upper band of the fast tunnel, it is considered an effective long signal, while crossing below the lower band of the fast tunnel signifies a short signal. Until the short signal breaks through, it could be a false breakout, which helps filter out false signals and improve entry win rates.

3. Trend Filtering Module, 4 times principle, based on the fast tunnel, the values of 144 and 169×4 yield 565EA and 676EA slow tunnels. The slow tunnel is used to identify higher-level trend backgrounds. The goal is to prevent us from making mistakes. When the fast tunnel is bullish but the slow tunnel is bearish, it indicates that your long position is merely a rebound trade, which is highly risky. Conversely, when the fast tunnel is bearish while the slow tunnel is bullish, you should also avoid going short. Not adhering to the 4 times principle is equivalent to gambling on a trend reversal; only engage in certainty, and trend-following trades must align with the overall trend.

Everyone says to do systematic trading, but what exactly is a system? In fact, the VEGA tunnel is a classic answer, with structure, rhythm, boundaries, and risk control. The essence of trading is buying low and selling high. It sounds simple, but once you actually do it, you realize that the difficulty is not in understanding the theory, but in hitting the right rhythm. This is also why many people are willing to pay for knowledge; they don't want to hear grand theories, but want to understand quickly, make money sooner, and take fewer detours. This is the purpose of our CN community. We don't sell anxiety, nor do we sell dreams; we only do one thing: break down the complex into clear terms, hand it over, and achieve results as soon as possible. Since we've said it so well, what kind of trading crowd is the VEGA system suitable for? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.

Next, we will look for answers from the five usage rules of the VEGAS system.

Rule one, only short at highs during the slow tunnel airdrop trend, and a golden cross is formed when the fast tunnel crosses above the slow tunnel. Previous K-line breakthroughs have all been false breaks, so you can trade with confidence, as 80% of breakthroughs will fail, making the stability of the trend that 80%. There is only a 20% chance that the trend will change.

Rule 2: In a slow tunnel bullish trend, only go long at highs. Before a dead cross forms in the double tunnel, the K-line breakouts are also false breakouts.

Rule three: when the slow tunnel is flat or glued, the main approach is to wait and patiently wait for the golden cross or death cross to appear. Only operate after the trend direction is clear.

Rule four applies to timeframes of 1 to 4 hours. The VEGAS trading system is more suitable for traders who trade 4 to 5 times a week, holding positions for 2 to 3 days each time.

Rule Five: When VEGA is used as a standalone trading system, other techniques such as using the golden K to find entry and exit signals and key levels to find resistance and support levels, etc., are only to be used as an auxiliary to the VEGA system.

At this point, you must have found the answer, but a new question arises: which trading system is suitable for you, who is watching the video? If you already have a foundation but are still in a state of confusion, and are eager to have a trading system that can truly respond to market changes.

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