Three signals.
One disciplined entry.
FXJ PRO merges breakout, retest, and RSI-divergence detection into a single filtered signal, then manages the trade after entry. Built by a trader running a funded account, for traders doing the same.
One alert. Three ways to find the trade.
Instead of running three separate indicators and reconciling three sets of signals, FXJ PRO runs all three underneath a single ENTER LONG / ENTER SHORT label — the source is always named, so you know exactly what triggered it.
Breakout
Opening-range breakout, confirmed by trend, higher-timeframe bias, and order-flow strength — not just a level crossing.
Trend continuationRetest
Catches the sweep-and-reclaim of the 200 EMA for early reversal entries, before the move is obvious on the chart.
Early reversalDivergence
RSI-price divergence at confirmed pivots — the earliest of the three, for traders willing to front-run the retest.
Earliest entryBuilt to say no more often than it says yes.
Every entry has to clear six independent checks before it ever becomes a label. Most setups don't make it through — that's the point.
Trend & HTF Bias
4h and 1h have to agree before a breakout counts toward a signal.
Market Structure
Requires a genuine higher-low or lower-high, not just a poke through a level.
Wick Rejection
Blocks entries where the candle's own wick is arguing against the trade.
Order-Flow Quality Score
Delta strength and absorption both have to back up the breakout.
Exhaustion Guard
Won't take a breakout while its own divergence engine is flashing the opposite way.
Session & Re-Entry Discipline
London/New York windows, daily trade caps, and a cooldown after every exit.
Not a mockup. The actual chart.
Unedited TradingView screenshots from FXJ PRO running live — one from each engine, across different pairs.
Individual examples chosen to illustrate how each engine reads a chart. Not every signal performs this well — past results don't guarantee future ones.
The signal doesn't stop working once you're in.
FXJ PRO keeps managing the position after entry — you still pull the trigger, but you're not the only one watching it.
Entry
Filtered signal fires, stop-loss and size are set immediately.
Breakeven at 1R
Stop moves to entry once the trade proves itself.
Partial at 2R
A scale-out signal so you can bank half without closing the idea.
ATR Trailing Stop
Trails the remainder using volatility, not a fixed distance.
Silent Reset
Resets internally on a stop-hunt, ready for the next real signal.
Get the signal however you actually trade.
Plain, colorful alerts for your phone — or structured JSON for whatever you automate with.
"indicator": "FXJ PRO",
"symbol": "EURJPY",
"signal": "ENTER LONG",
"source": "Retest",
"price": 186.330,
"stop_loss": 186.180,
"target": null
}
"I built FXJ PRO to trade my own funded account — every filter in the stack exists because a real trade got through without it."
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Cancel anytime. Every plan includes every feature — there's no tier to upsell you into.
- Breakout, Retest & Divergence engines
- Full 6-layer filter stack
- Breakeven, partials & ATR trailing stop
- Push & JSON webhook alerts
- All future updates included
Questions, answered.
Yes. You'll need a plan that allows enough alerts for the number of pairs you want to watch, but the indicator itself runs on any TradingView plan.
FXJ PRO is built and tuned for major and cross forex pairs on 5-minute charts, and works on any broker's data feed on TradingView.
No. Every setting has a plain-language description, and the defaults are tuned to be usable out of the box.
Yes — set up a TradingView alert on the indicator and choose push notifications, or point a webhook at your own automation (Home Assistant, Telegram, etc.) using the built-in JSON alert format.
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Trade the filter, not the noise.
Three engines, six filters, and trade management that doesn't stop at entry — all under one signal.