Panda Indicator
1 · Permission

Read the permission

Treat it just like a traffic light. ▲ green signifies long, ▼ red signifies short, and ≈ amber means stand aside. The Entry line designates the exact bar where the count begins. It does not constitute an order by itself.

What this step answers
Which direction is permitted, and starting from which bar. It does not specify order placement, position sizing, or target selection.

The Gate represents a mandatory condition for a valid signal class. Amber ≈ indicates that the class is untrustworthy; hence, the statistics, primary and secondary charts, and R+PLT all remain sidelined. Refer to the statistics module.
Direction Gate on web
The light reflects Panda Indicator’s permission read—not a generic MA cross. ▲ ▼ ≈, Entry, and Gate: N/A for Web Version, Contact Support@PandaIndicator.com for Client Version

How the light behaves

Amber ≈ — no new directions permitted. Continue monitoring.
Green ▲ — long positions are authorized. A green Entry line appears.
Light persists — the Entry line remains active. The corner indicator may remain unchanged.
Light flips — direction reverses. Prioritize capital protection: cancel or flatten positions conceptually.

Four checks on a single chart

  1. If the corner displays ≈, halt immediately.
  2. Does ▲ or ▼ correspond with the color of the Entry line?
  3. Did the light just flip? Execute protection protocols before anything else.
  4. Only then proceed to read structure and the breakout.

The light does not have a dedicated hotkey; it refreshes automatically upon the opening of a new bar. Pressing J merely toggles the visibility of the prediction lines.