Contents
- 1 Regular Signals or Binary Signal Gun: choose the logic you want to test
- 2 Which script should I choose?
- 3 How IQ_WIKI_SCRIP_V1.1.0 works
- 4 Download Regular Signals V1.1.0
- 5 How IQ_WIKI_BINARY_SIGNAL_GUN_V1.1.0 works
- 6 Download Binary Signal Gun V1.1.0
- 7 What V1.1.0 deliberately fixes
- 8 Completed-candle timing: where the marker appears and when you know
- 9 How to install and configure either script
- 10 What “Enable platform advice” actually does
- 11 Why the chart script can differ from signals.iqoptionwiki.com
- 12 Verification, sources, and limitations
- 13 GENERAL RISK WARNING
Release: IQ Wiki Signals V1.1.0
Fact-checked: July 27, 2026
Data source: Active IQ Option chart
Two local signal engines, explained
Regular Signals or Binary Signal Gun: choose the logic you want to test
V1.1.0 brings the two IQOptionWiki Signals engines into separate Quadcode Script overlays. IQ_WIKI_SCRIP_V1.1.0 follows the regular weighted score. IQ_WIKI_BINARY_SIGNAL_GUN_V1.1.0 uses the stricter four-family confluence model. Both read the chart already open in IQ Option and wait for a candle to finish.
- Files
2 independent overlays - Signal timing
Previous completed candle - Order execution
None
These are indicators, not a “winning system.” A HIGHER, LOWER, CALL, PUT, or GUN+ marker reports that historical chart conditions met a rule set. It does not predict the next candle, establish a win probability, choose an expiry, or place a trade. Start on the Practice balance.
Which script should I choose?
They share indicators, but they answer different questions. Import them separately so each chart label remains easy to understand.
| Feature | Regular Signals V1.1.0 | Binary Signal Gun V1.1.0 |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A transparent weighted score that resembles the regular Signals cards. | A stricter vote-and-strength gate with at least two agreeing indicator families. |
| Marker text | HIGHER or LOWER | CALL, PUT, GUN+ CALL, or GUN+ PUT |
| Core logic | RSI + MACD + Bollinger %B + candle-pattern score, multiplied by optional chart volume. | Weighted RSI, ATR-normalized MACD, Bollinger, and pattern families. |
| Default gate | Absolute score at least 2 and quality at least 3. | At least two agreeing families and confluence strength at least 65. |
| Volume | Can strengthen or weaken the score; missing or zero volume is neutral. | Not used, matching the active server confluence calculation. |
| Use together? | You can display both, but test each one by itself first. Enable platform advice in only one script at a time so its state is unambiguous. | |
File 1 · regular local engine
How IQ_WIKI_SCRIP_V1.1.0 works
The script assigns bullish or bearish points to four analysis families, then lets available chart volume adjust the total. Positive qualifying scores become HIGHER; negative qualifying scores become LOWER.
| Family | Bullish points | Bearish points | Plain meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| RSI 14 | +1 at 30 or lower; +2 at 20 or lower. | −1 at 70 or higher; −2 at 80 or higher. | Looks for increasingly stretched momentum. |
| MACD 12/26/9 | Positive MACD histogram. | Negative MACD histogram. | Supplies momentum direction. Exact zero is neutral in V1.1.0. |
| Bollinger %B 20/2 | +1 near the lower band; +2 at or below it. | −1 near the upper band; −2 at or above it. | Uses a mean-reversion interpretation of band position. |
| Patterns | Engulfing +1.5; Morning Star +2; Hammer +1.5; Harami +1. | Engulfing −1.5; Evening Star −2; Harami −1. | Checks the five directional definitions; neutral Doji adds zero and is omitted. |
| Volume / SMA 20 | 2× average or more multiplies the score by 1.5; 1.5× multiplies by 1.25; 0.5× or less multiplies by 0.75; otherwise 1.0. | Confirmation only. Missing IQ Option volume does not block a signal. | |
- Default score gate: the volume-adjusted score must have a magnitude of at least 2.
- Default quality gate: score magnitude, the number of agreeing families, and volume produce a quality value; at least 3 is required.
- Zero stays neutral: V1.1.0 does not force a direction when the weighted score cancels to zero.
- Visible context: the script plots its upper, middle, and lower Bollinger lines.
Reviewed plain-text source
Download Regular Signals V1.1.0
The download and source preview in the library resolve to the same SHA-256-pinned file.
SHA-256: 98702b0378074204ac968a550dd76d477bf1b1bebe0888ca1b301c8db3755855File 2 · stricter local engine
How IQ_WIKI_BINARY_SIGNAL_GUN_V1.1.0 works
The Signal Gun gives each directional family a weight. A direction needs the larger weighted side and at least two agreeing families. It then combines agreement, weighted strength, and family coverage into an internal 0–100 confluence value.
| Family | Weight | Direction rule |
|---|---|---|
| RSI | 4, 8, or 10 | Increasing weight as RSI moves through the service’s 40/30/25 and 60/70/75 zones. |
| MACD | 7 or 9 | Histogram direction, but only after its magnitude exceeds 0.05 ATR; above 0.15 ATR is strong. |
| Bollinger | 3 or 7 | Mean-reversion vote near or beyond the upper/lower band. |
| Candle patterns | 10 | One bullish or bearish family vote when the detected patterns do not conflict. |
The base calculation is 40% agreement + 35% weighted strength + 25% family coverage. ATR/price then adds 3 in the configured low-volatility zone or subtracts 8 above the configured high-volatility zone. The default 0.15% and 0.40% boundaries mirror the Signals service’s five-minute profile; they are settings, not universal market constants.
CALL / PUT
Base confluence passed
At least two families agree and the corrected base confluence meets the default 65 threshold.
GUN+ CALL / PUT
Direction-matched strategy alignment
The base signal already passed, an optional reversal, breakout, trend, or momentum rule agrees with its direction, and displayed setup strength reaches 80.
No marker
Conflict or insufficient evidence
One family alone, a tied score, or a base value below the threshold remains neutral.
65 and 80 are rule thresholds, not measured win probabilities. The source Signals service has historically displayed confidence much higher than its observed decided-result rate. V1.1.0 therefore describes this number only as internal confluence or setup strength.
Reviewed plain-text source
Download Binary Signal Gun V1.1.0
The download and source preview in the library resolve to the same SHA-256-pinned file.
SHA-256: eff4e7b1ce463aa2d5a96a7bf75e5b800dbdd916c59a3e347029dff443fbe9b1What V1.1.0 deliberately fixes
This is a local adaptation, not a blind copy. The source audit found several behaviors that should not be reproduced inside a chart indicator.
- Open-candle repaint risk: the web services can evaluate their newest provider candle during formation. V1.1.0 waits for the IQ Option candle to close.
- Repeated scans: the services do not deduplicate by candle. V1.1.0 emits a new marker only when a setup changes from false to true.
- Price-scale-dependent MACD: the web Signal Gun uses absolute histogram cutoffs. V1.1.0 divides histogram magnitude by ATR.
- Double volatility influence: the source Signal Gun can affect both directional scores and confidence with ATR. V1.1.0 applies the risk adjustment once.
- Contradictory strategy boosts: a source breakout label can conflict with the base Bollinger reversal vote. V1.1.0 lets strategy alignment boost presentation only when it matches the final direction; it cannot create or reverse the base signal.
- Bollinger formula: QCS documents sample standard deviation while the service uses population standard deviation. V1.1.0 applies the exact population correction.
- Session bonus: fixed UTC session bonuses, external provider caching, and website expiry timers are omitted.
Completed-candle timing: where the marker appears and when you know
Candle N−1: setup is false
The complete selected rule set has not qualified.
Candle N: setup becomes true
The script lets this candle finish. Intrabar spikes, reversals, or volume changes cannot create a confirmed marker yet.
Candle N+1 starts: Candle N is confirmed
The script reads the completed setup transition and draws the marker one bar back on Candle N. Optional advice changes at this N+1 information time.
The historical marker is not an earlier signal. It is drawn on Candle N for context, but it only becomes available when Candle N+1 begins. If the full setup remains true for several candles, it does not repeat until the setup first becomes false and later turns true again.
How to install and configure either script
Use IQ Option desktop or web traderoom on the Practice balance. The active chart supplies the asset and timeframe; the scripts do not scan other assets.
Download one file
Start with either
IQ_WIKI_SCRIP_V1.1.0.luaorIQ_WIKI_BINARY_SIGNAL_GUN_V1.1.0.lua. If you download the library ZIP, extract it first.Open a chart and choose a timeframe
Begin on the Practice balance. Five minutes matches the source Signal Gun’s default profile, but it is not a claim that five minutes is optimal.
Import, review, Save, then Add
Select the file through Scripts → Import script, inspect its source, choose Save, then use the + control to add it to the chart.
Leave advice disabled for the first run
Confirm the three Bollinger lines and historical marker layer first. Allow enough chart history for RSI, MACD, Bollinger, ATR, and volume calculations to warm up.
Change one input at a time
Keep notes on asset, chart timeframe, settings, and when the next candle began. More historical markers or a higher displayed grade does not prove better performance.
.lua file.
What “Enable platform advice” actually does
- The toggle is off by default.
- When enabled, the script sets QCS
advice.buy,advice.sell, oradvice.neutralfrom the same completed setup transition used by its marker. - QCS documentation describes advice as a notification state. It is not an order, webhook, custom-message API, Telegram connection, or expiry timer.
- When disabled, when there is no new setup, or if directions conflict, the state is neutral.
- Enable advice in only one of the two standalone scripts at a time. Their independent states cannot coordinate with one another.
Why the chart script can differ from signals.iqoptionwiki.com
| Local V1.1.0 script | Signals website service |
|---|---|
| Uses the IQ Option asset currently open. | Scans separate Binance or Twelve Data symbols. |
| Uses the IQ Option chart’s completed candle. | Can read the provider’s newest candle during a timed scan. |
| Calculates over loaded chart history. | Initializes indicators from a fixed recent-candle window. |
| Produces local chart markers and optional QCS advice state. | Can store records, rotate assets, notify Telegram, and run outcome checks. |
| No network or Cloudflare integration is required. | Depends on server providers, caches, scheduler timing, and database state. |
Using IQ Option data locally is the closer match to the chart you are watching. It is not guaranteed to reproduce a Signals website card because the feeds, candle boundaries, indicator initialization, and safety corrections differ intentionally.
Verification, sources, and limitations
The two files are parsed as Lua 5.3, checked against a deterministic component/confluence suite, compared with the audited local Signals source, and pinned by SHA-256 in the public download registry. The suite covers source thresholds, four original Signal Gun golden values, population Bollinger correction, MACD scale invariance, one-time ATR risk, false-to-true transitions, and invariance to mutations of the currently open candle.
- Quadcode Script Basics — Lua basis and custom indicators.
- Quadcode Script Options — import and export workflow.
- Quadcode built-in types — previous completed candle indexing.
- Quadcode conditional — stored setup history.
- Quadcode stdev — sample-deviation definition corrected to match the service’s population bands.
- Quadcode advise — buy, sell, and neutral advice states.
- IQ Option Scripts Library — exact source previews, hashes, and downloads.
- Illustrated QCS import guide — full install and troubleshooting workflow.
- V1.0.1 guide — the unchanged earlier trend-confluence release.
Runtime boundary: a Lua parser can validate syntax but cannot emulate every QCS host function or account-specific rollout. The downloadable scripts must still compile in the signed-in IQ Option editor and be observed on a Practice chart. Platform behavior can change.
Both V1.1.0 scripts are released under the MIT License and provided “as is,” without warranty. IQOptionWiki is independent of the IQ Option platform operator. Nothing in this guide is investment advice, a personal recommendation, a probability claim, or a guarantee of results.
