Multi-Timeframe Trend Signal Engine + Symmetry Reversal Oscillator (Viprasol): tested

No edge TradingView indicator · tested 12 Sep 2026 · figures re-checked 8 Oct 2026

What it claims

A trend engine with buy and sell marks, tuned by its Sensitivity and ATR Factor inputs, used with a rule to trade only when the Symmetry Reversal Oscillator is on the same side of zero.

What we tested

Both indicators' own output on gold 5-minute bars (19 July to 11 September 2026): the trend state and the buy/sell marks, with and without the oscillator rule, over 16 Sensitivity and ATR Factor settings, then again on 6.7 years of 4-hour gold.

1different trend signals across its 16 settingsthe two inputs never changed a trade

+0.004%trend-following, per trade before costsabout a fifth of one trade's cost

-0.015%trend-following, per trade after costs1,754 trades; loses at every setting

-0.25%its buy/sell marks, per trade before costswithout a stop; 57 to 71 trades per setting

Before trading costs unless stated. R = the amount risked on a trade.

After a typical gold spread the trend-following rule lost 0.015% per trade at every setting, and the oscillator-filtered version lost 0.014%.

Why

The trend signal earned about a fifth of the trading cost before costs, and the information in it was well inside what random signals produce. The two inputs a user would tune, Sensitivity and ATR Factor, did not change a single trade across 16 settings. The oscillator's zero-line rule cut the number of trades without making the remaining ones better.

Limits of this test

One market (gold), 55 days of 5-minute bars, plus 4-hour bars; it was not sent to other markets because nothing passed on gold.
The oscillator's author is not recorded in our test notes.

Measured results, not advice. We have no commercial link with Viprasol. If you made this tool and think a figure is wrong, write to corrections@trackedsignals.com; corrections are published within 7 days. How we test.