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Indicator
The Complete Tradingview DEM Suite The TradingView DEM Suite fully automates Barky’s proprietary analysis and Diagonal Entry Model (DEM) process—from initial trend identification right through to actionable decision-making. Scan and analyse hundreds of tickers in minutes. Sharpen setup detection, remove hesitation entirely, and enforce ironclad consistency & process repetition—all the way to the final…
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Barky’s Guideline of Setup Formation
Setup Formation Without exception, setups form around pauses in trend. An exhaustion pivot marks a local bottom or top, forming a bounce or a pullback. These are called Exhaustion and Rejection, forming the setup high and low. A sweep of either side is next and presents the first opportunity to define risk and take…
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The Basic Framework
Introduction Barky’s Diagonal Entry Model and system of Dynamic Trend Following offer both day and swing traders a refined approach to identify and participate in high probability directional trades. The concept is simple, easy to learn and understand, and appeals to traders who value clarity, low emotional strain, and actionable guidance. Key Concept The…
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Barky’s Diagonal Entry Model – Part Two
Failed Breakdowns and Failed Break Outs: Reversals In the previous article we looked at break outs and confirmation. We learned the difference between false break outs (break out initiation) and backtests from where a break out (or break down) confirms or fails. The next progression in our learning is to understand how to spot…
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Barky’s Diagonal Entry Model
Breakouts (continuation) versus False Breakouts (sweeps) Price action is simple: trends end when continuation fails, then price attempts a reversal, and if that fails, the trend is neutralised and forms a balance range for consolidation. Our ability to distinguish between successful and failed continuation allows us to navigate price action on a risk informed…
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Is It a Setup?
Is it a Setup? M5 has to set it up. That means that before anything, we need at least an M1 bounce. This first bounce gives an M5 candle that becomes the M1 setup. That setup has to become an M1 or an M2 DEM.This is a study chart for the M1 DEM. It…
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Three Level Trade Plans
Three Level Trade Plans Barky’s Methodology I have designed my system around the thesis that everybody buys or sells at an EMA9 on their preferred timeframe – whether they are aware of it or not. I prove this to students and fellow traders in the community on a daily basis and use my system…
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Tradingview Setup
Sign up for a profile Please consider using Barky’s referrer link:https://www.tradingview.com/pricing/?share_your_love=Barkworth We recommend to get a Tradingview Essential or Plus subscription. Standard Colours Having a calm and informative setup is key to having good days. I have tried many different combinations of colours over the years, but ultimately landed on my Pacific Green Gradient…
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Substack Newsletter
The Barkworthy Notes Newsletter The actual playbook of a trader who does this for a living, written before the bell, every session. You’re not buying opinions or forecasts. You’re getting the same trade plan I’m working from, built around NQ as the primary instrument because that’s what I trade for a living, with ES…
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Three Level Library
On this page, I aim to compile charts showing interactions between lower timeframe setups and Three Level Trade plans, building a library to analyse probability models, success rates, and showcase the effectiveness of these levels. Each chart is timestamped in the upper right corner, allowing anyone to find the specific point in time and…