Plot EMA 30 with High and Low lines on Nifty futures on 15 mintures Timeframe.
Buy = when the price closes above ema 30 high.
Short = when the price closes below ema 30 low.
Many wonder how this is going to work in sideways markets which whipsaws.
There is a way to counter this.
A bit of martigale method. Actual martigale requires unlimited capital. But this martigale is capped with limited capital. The flaw in martigale is removed.
Start the first trade with 25 qty. (It is going to be shortly 75, but for the sake of easy understanding I will go with 25).
If the first trade ends with loss, second trade will be 50 qty. If the first trade ends with a profit, the next trade will be of 25 qty again.
If the second trade ends with loss, third trade will be 75 qty. If the seond trade ends with a profit, the next trade will be of 25 qty again.
If the third trade ends with a loss, fourth trade will be 100 qty. If the third trade ends with a profit, the next trade will be 25 qty again.
If the fourth trade ends with a loss, fifth trade will be 100 qty (note that we have not increased the qty here......and the qty 100 will continue until you hit a profitable trade). If the fourth trade ends with a profit, next trade will be 25 qty again.
In a nutshell, with each loss you are increasing your lot size by 1 until 4 lots (maximum). If the loosing spree continues beyond 4 lots (ie 4 losses in a row), you will continue to trade with 4 lots until you hit a win trade.
Whenever you hit a win trade, your qty comes to default size ie 1 lot again for immediate next trade.
See yourself the backtested result for the same for last 3 months.
Required capital is 4 lots margin +40,000 ie Rs.1,20,000. You can expect a return of Rs.30 to 50,000 in a 3 months timeframe.
This system has generated a total of 67 trades in last 3 months period. I have deducted 6 points for brokerage and slippage for a round trade.
SEE THE ATTACHMENT FOR THE TRADE AND EQUITY CURVE.
Buy = when the price closes above ema 30 high.
Short = when the price closes below ema 30 low.
Many wonder how this is going to work in sideways markets which whipsaws.
There is a way to counter this.
A bit of martigale method. Actual martigale requires unlimited capital. But this martigale is capped with limited capital. The flaw in martigale is removed.
Start the first trade with 25 qty. (It is going to be shortly 75, but for the sake of easy understanding I will go with 25).
If the first trade ends with loss, second trade will be 50 qty. If the first trade ends with a profit, the next trade will be of 25 qty again.
If the second trade ends with loss, third trade will be 75 qty. If the seond trade ends with a profit, the next trade will be of 25 qty again.
If the third trade ends with a loss, fourth trade will be 100 qty. If the third trade ends with a profit, the next trade will be 25 qty again.
If the fourth trade ends with a loss, fifth trade will be 100 qty (note that we have not increased the qty here......and the qty 100 will continue until you hit a profitable trade). If the fourth trade ends with a profit, next trade will be 25 qty again.
In a nutshell, with each loss you are increasing your lot size by 1 until 4 lots (maximum). If the loosing spree continues beyond 4 lots (ie 4 losses in a row), you will continue to trade with 4 lots until you hit a win trade.
Whenever you hit a win trade, your qty comes to default size ie 1 lot again for immediate next trade.
See yourself the backtested result for the same for last 3 months.
Required capital is 4 lots margin +40,000 ie Rs.1,20,000. You can expect a return of Rs.30 to 50,000 in a 3 months timeframe.
This system has generated a total of 67 trades in last 3 months period. I have deducted 6 points for brokerage and slippage for a round trade.
SEE THE ATTACHMENT FOR THE TRADE AND EQUITY CURVE.