HOW-TO: Reading a Full Pro Swing Setup — Signal to ExitUS Dollar vs. Japanese YenFX:USDJPYMQLSoftwareThis walks through one complete Pro Swing read on USDJPY — what the tool marks, and what a trader still has to decide. It supplements the script's own description; it does not replace it, and it makes no claim about what happens to future signals. 1. What's on the chart. The swing channel fill and trend midline give the structural direction. The multi-timeframe panel adds higher-timeframe context without switching charts. None of this executes a trade — it marks structure and waits for confirmation. 2. The signal. A confirmed entry appears only on a structured candle that has already closed — Pro Swing does not repaint, so once a signal is on the chart it stays. That also means the signal arrives at the close, not before it. 3. Sizing before entering. The built-in risk calculator turns an account balance and a chosen risk-per-trade percentage into a position size, before the trader decides whether to take the setup at all. 4. Stop and targets. The stop-loss and take-profit overlays are rule-based and mapped to structure, including a second take-profit with its own extension. These are levels to plan around, not a promise that price reaches them. 5. What's left to the trader. Pro Swing does not execute or manage the position. Entry, sizing, and exit remain the trader's decisions — the tool's job stops at marking a confirmed, non-repainting setup. This is a decision-support illustration, not investment advice and not a signal to trade right now. Past behaviour of any signal does not indicate what a future one will do.