I wonder it"ll be nice if FSB can be connected to MT4 & take in the real time data. Then we can check the strategy more conveniently.
Or, FST has kind of "signal maker mode" just to make the signal & doesn't order automatically, so that we don't have to do demo trading.
Then we can check our strategy can work on the real trading or not.

The sample strategy posted uses HTF for exit signal, but does not use the HTF Bar Closing Indicator. However, I was not able to combine HTF Bar Closing with HTF Moving Average; it only allows one or the other.

Further post:

I suppose it's possible the HTF indicators are not yet ready for closing signals, but that's only a guess.

The issue I guess you see now is the repainting issue. As new bars on your lower time frame appear, the HTF indicator draws to that value. Then the next one comes, and the HTF indicator repaints itself to include the new lower time frame data bar. But FSB only sees the HTF indicator value at the end of the higher time frame interval. So, there is a high probability FST is working with several different HTF indicator values over that period, where FSB sees and works with only the ending HTF indicator value.

If you are using FST, do you see the HTF line (ex.,  on a 5 minute chart, use Moving Average HTF at 1 hour, with Period=1) go up and down with each new bar? If so, this might support my theory.

Hopefully zuijaideai is available to offer some guidance, he might be more familiar with these indicators.

I can illustrate the Bar Range Bands bug, this is a general bug that could happen with any newly posted indicator. Thanks to footon for helping me figure it out on another indicator I posted. If your strategy demonstrates some "too good to be true" results, this is one of the things to look for. Best to look for an entry on a long bar, it will be more visible.

When your strategy is set to Bar Opening, FSB will enter at the opening of the bar. If the indicator's Base Price is set to Close (or high or low), the bar's close triggers the signal. The screenshot shows this -- the close of the bar triggers the signal, then FSB goes back in time to enter at the opening of the bar. Since I've got the exit as at Bar Closing, you can see it would almost always be a winning trade. Further, since FST cannot go back in time like FSB, you will see a mismatch between the trades.

What should happen is the signal at the close of bar 13:15 should cause FSB to enter at the open of 13:20, not the open of 13:15 (the same bar as the closing signal). That is what "Use previous" tick box will check for, which Bar Range Bands unfortunately does not implement correctly.

I'll take a look at the next wow strategy you've got for GBP/JPY. You mention changing the entry conditions, what about changing the exit condition? I'll take a look, see if I can offer some ideas to test and verify.

I wish people here can check it together.
Here is an example.

<GBP/JPY 5min>
Strategy Properties
   Same direction signal - Add
   Opposite direction signal - Nothing
   Permanent Stop Loss - None
   Permanent Take Profit - None

Opening Point of the Position
   Previous High Low
   Enter long at the previous high
   Base price - High and Low
   Vertical shift - 0

Closing Point of the Position
   Bar Closing
   Exit the market at the end of the bar
   Base price - Close

Closing Logic Condition
   On Balance Volume (HTF v4)
   The On Balance Volume falls
   Higher Time Frame Reference - 1 Hour
   Use previous bar value - No

And the result is same like the strategy mentioned above.
Number of bars 5627 then account balance is 31956.00USD with very beautiful curve on equity chart.

If you change the opening point to Price Move (1), then account balance is 34201.
                                                        Ross Hook, then 18015.
                                                        Heikin Ashi HA high, then 30623... and so on...

I believe this type of strategy does NOT work on real trading unfortunately.
I wish FSB admin can find out why this can occur in backtester & cannot occur in real trading. 

Also, if you use Entry Point "Bar Closing", you can´t get the Bar Range Bands to create any profitable strategy, because with this method it IS forced to use the closing of the previous bar and now it doesn´t work anymore then:(

Would have been to good to be true.

I always use 1-1.5 pip slippage as a default parameter to avoid too unrealistic results.

What is the Logic ( Rules ) of that idicator if any one know ??

1- any strategy will work at any of currency pairs with profit !!!!!

2- the Price move =1 is so strange for me  and even if i changed to price move down =1 it gives more or less the same results BUT if i removed that 1 pip price move from strategy it turns to a huge losses

3- I test it for 1 hr and 4 Hr time frame with the same setting except changing the price move and i found and both time frames gives profits until the price move exceed 10 pips  for both time frames!!!!!!!!

4- The last Point : That indicator coded by whom???????

and for acharyadas may yoy provide us the link in forex factory that discuss that strategy

Attached here the same strategy without entry time  !!!!!!
Regards

Currently I'm testing using FST & MT4 demo account. At the same time I'm importing the data to FSB & check.
But as you said, I also cannot get the same result. Signal point is different from FSB & real time.
I feel that Bar Range Bands is not using the previous bar value.

I'm not sure how to use Bar Range Bands actually...

Has anyone done live-testing yet?

Try it with EURUSD 15 Minutes instead of 5 Minutes and do a little optimization. It´s almost a straight line!

Bar range bands is still missing

Sorry about it here they are again.