The key to this strategy is to follow the half trend arrows and check if the Fx Bay

MACD line is above or below zero. You can go long when you get a half trend arrow
and the Fx Bay MACD line is above zero. The opposite is true for short trades.
Entering into a trade is very easy but getting out of it is not. You can get out of
the trade:
1. On the first opposite half trend arrow. This is the most conservative option;
2. Wait until the Fx Bay MACD crosses the zero line;
3. After a number of Renko bricks (I normally use 3), or a little more if I’m
making a good profit as seen in the chart in post 2,735 above.
This is an aggressive option and it doesn't always work.

I like to use 5 pips Renko bricks for low ATR pairs (less than 100 pips/day like
EURUSD and USDJPY) and 10 pips Renko for high ATR pairs (more than 100 pips/day
like most GBP pairs). For CFDs it's best to use 5 pips Renko bricks for high value
CFDs (NASDAQ, DJ30, etc.). For low value CFDs (oil and natural gas) I use 10 pips
Renko bricks. Please note that for the chart in post 2,735 the setting of the STG
Renko Chart indicator is 5.0 or $5 but the STG Remote chart indicator translated
the 5.0 into 0.5. It's an inconsistency of STG Renko.

The zip file contains the template and indicators. Please note that the use of the
MA cross alert is optional.