# First Time Use: Fisher Transform

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# Key Features:

• Leading Signals:
  Fisher is a leading indicator, not a lagging one. It's designed to give early buy and sell signals, helping you anticipate market turns instead of reacting to them.

• Clear Visual Cues:

  • Green and Red labels provide Visual Alerts.
  • You will also see Green Circles for bullish pivots, and Red Circles for bearish pivots directly on the chart.
  • These signals appear in real-time as conditions are met.

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# Best Practices for Use

• Start with the right Timeframe:
  Fisher works best on higher timeframes (1H, 4H, and Daily). These tend to produce cleaner signals with fewer false alerts.

• Build a Track Record:
  Stick to a single timeframe and watch for consistency. If Fisher has provided 3-4 profitable signals in a row on a given timeframe, that's your edge. Trust the pattern and lean into it.

• Be Cautious on Lower Timeframes:
  You can use Fisher on lower timeframes, but signals will be more aggressive and require more precision.
  For better results, focus on alerts triggered within these ranges:

  • +2.5 to +5 (overbought zone)
  • -2.5 to -5 (oversold zone)
    These extreme zones tend to produce the highest-probability trades.

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# Strategy Optimization

Once you're confident with the indicator and your preferred timeframe, take it further:

• Use it as a Screener:
  Fisher isn't just a buy/sell tool. It is also a powerful way to scan markets.
  Add it to multiple symbols on your TradingView watchlist. Scroll through the list quickly to identify assets showing clean Fisher signals.

• Build Rules Around It:
  Match Fisher signals with your personal trading style, whether you're looking for momentum continuation, reversals, or confluence with other tools.