I am using it as a signal. Some days I was lazy and set SL and TP with FMT rules and let it just go, ie to a loss. I tried 50p sl a few times as someone suggested that.
3 of the losses were genuine fmt losses. A few were fmt wins as well.
I am comparing to Mark's here:
Same as Mark: 8 days
3 wins, dec 2, 7, 10
1 no trade, dec 14
3 losses, dec 9, 15, 21
Different than Mark: 14 days
My wins: dec 1, 8 (mark BE) dec 17, 22, 23, 30 (mark lost) dec 6, (mark NT)
My BE dec 13 (mark NT)
My loss: dec 16 (mark NT)
My No Trade: dec 3, 20 (mark win) dec 24, 28 (mark lost) dec 29 (mark BE)
I had 10 wins, 1 BE, 6 no trades and 4 losses
Mark had 5 wins, 3 BE, 4 no trades and 9 losses(including today dec 30)
Basically I used the filters either to not trade or to take the opposite direction trade. The days of no trade I was there ready to trade, I did not just ignore the market. On the trades that I won and FMT lost, I stayed out of the trade to wait for filter confirmation and then I took the opposite direction trade.
The filters I use are pre-trade range, QW lines (which I can't explain). But other filters I use that I like are; Currency Strength Meter (from Steinitz), MACD Complete (from Vladimir), and HTID, Hama and GBP ultra (from I don't know who) These are visual filters, so a few minutes of looking at them can tell me whether to take the FMT trade or not.