Lanxang Pin Bar Pro V.2

How to use (step-by-step)

Mark context first

Draw your Supply/Demand zones and note HTF structure (H1).

Use the indicator as a price action confirmation at those POIs.

Wait for a pin bar at a level

Bullish pin: long lower wick rejecting demand; Bearish pin: long upper wick rejecting supply.

Ensure it prints within your session and passes ATR/shape filters.

Choose your entry style

Conservative: Enter on break of pin high (bull) / low (bear).

Aggressive (RR-optimized): Place a limit near the 50% retrace of the pin bar (you removed lines, so measure the midpoint quickly: (High+Low)/2 from the data box).

Place stop

Beyond the wick + small buffer (e.g., 10–20 pts on XAUUSD M5–M15).

Keep SL reasonable (≤ ~1–1.2× ATR of your entry TF).

Targets & management

T1 = 1R, take partial, move to BE after structure break or at 1R depending on volatility.

T2 at the next opposing SD zone, prior swing, or session high/low.

Let a small runner trail via swing highs/lows if trend is strong.

Risk

Keep risk fixed % (e.g., 1%) per trade. Your math is already RR-driven—perfect for journaling and expectancy.

Recommended defaults (XAUUSD, M5–M30)

Min Wick : Body Ratio = 2.0–2.5

Max Body / Range = 0.30–0.35

Min Range as ATR multiple = 0.8–1.0

HTF = 60 min; EMAs = 50/200

Sessions = London core + NY open

Alerts

Turn on alerts for Bullish Pin Bar / Bearish Pin Bar (and optionally “Entry Trigger” if you use it).

Use them to route to your phone or EA bridge (you already use webhook flows).

Pro tips (fits your SMC style)

Prefer pins that sweep liquidity (wick pokes above equal highs / below equal lows) and close back inside your zone.

Extra confluence: FVG edge, HTF OB boundary, or daily/weekly high/low.

Skip mid-range pins with no level.

Track R results in your journal to monitor expectancy.