Real Time Chat Room for Pride's System Followers.

#1
Hey Friends,

I think to follow and stick to our own strategy no matter what!
is utmost important factors and hard to implement in trading business....and having a good strategy is similarly important....

thanks to Pride sir, we have a great strategy with us!

so those who are following Pride's strategy now for a while.
I thought if we could make a real time chat room...n while focusing on current market scenario and decide by discussing weather it makes a buy/sell signal or not..would be good thing for all of us..
which will eliminate misconceptions of people about strategy
and which will help them making right decisions.

details about chat room is given below!
 
#2
Here is this site called as meebo.com
which has lots of features like
features
-->we can share pics
-->we can post videos also in case if we want to share some video tutorials
-->You can also find past shared media in the room's chat logs.
-->Admin can set password for room,so in case some spammers join we can get rid of them(for now its public)
-->you can also login from your gmail,facebook,yahoo,msn,myspace
-->no need of admin to be online in order to room to be available..(cool! isn't it??)

procedure
1)so what you need to do in order to join our room is
go to https://www.meebo.com/
2)then log on from any of your account
suppose you log on from your gmail account
it will show your friends list from respective account...you can add those friend too
3) after you log on you can see option for "meebo room" in centre top of that web page
4) click on that "meebo rooms" button,a pop up window opens showing 10pages of rooms list and
you can also see an search option in top left corner of that window
with text "see more.."
5) type "Traders Room" in that box n click on serach, you will see a room with picture of scale..join it
6) you will see a room with lots of options... click on "become member" option in case if you want to register with meebo(i suggest you to register yourself with names same as your traderji account,will be better for all of us)
try it n let me know!

Regards,
Sushant Ratnaparkhi.
 
#3
in order to keep the room in working n meaningful condition we gonna have to add some rules....

Rules...

1) We will Discuss only about Pride Strategy in which we can even discuss stocks(not necessarily Nifty Futures) as long as we Discuss Pride's Strategy

2)You may post pictures,videos,links regarding the topic...but ads and other stuff will not be entertained and the user will be banned.

3)No one will propose modifications in strategy during markets hours,which may lead all to confusion(if you do have a good point then we can discuss later that on Traderji.com)

4)Spammers! Stay away! will be kicked permanently!

well as of now these are the rules.....
will add/modify them as per need!:clap:

Regards,
Sushant Ratnaparkhi.;)
 

kainiteh

Well-Known Member
#6
Let Brush Up Pride's Setup
Source:http://www.traderji.com/day-trading/29798-prides-intra-day-strategy-profit-everyday.html#post322977

Courtesy and Appreciation for this system belongs to Mr.Pride

Hi!

I have been following this system for quite some time now, and believe me, have never had a losing day.
The system is very simple and though I cannot guarantee massive profits, you will get consistent returns.
It utilizes Dual time-frame Momentum and EMA Crossovers on a 5 Minute Chart and is best suited to trade Nifty Futures, though any stock can be traded with this system over any time frame.

Coming to the actual system now, the following is required for a long position to be initiated:

Entry Strategy

1. In the 30 Minute Chart, the Stochastic should be bullish.
(That is, the fast stochastic line should have crossed over the slow line. It does not matter how long ago the crossover took place, it should just be above the slow line and should be going upwards).

2. In the 5 Minute Chart, the Stochastic should be bullish as well.
(Fast stochastic line should have crossed over the slow line and should be moving upwards. It should not be in overbought condition yet, that is, it should not have crossed 80 yet).

3. The 5 Period EMA crossed over the 13 Period EMA from below and moves upwards.

When all three conditions are met, we buy, placing stoploss at the low of the last bar or the bar to the left of the last bar, whichever is lower.

Stochastic Setting is 8,3,4 for this system.



Exit Strategy

1. When fast Stochastic reverses from it's upward move, curves downwards and crosses the slow line from above, sell half of the units.

2. If the next bar goes below the low of the previous bar, exit completely, otherwise keep a tight trailing stoploss and enjoy the continuing bull market :)
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The second point of the exit strategy might seem confusing, but it is there as in a trending market, the stochastic might reverse while the market is still going up, so we do not exit completely on stochastic reversal as we do not want to miss out on the rally. But if the next bar goes below the previous bar (where we have exited half), it is confirmed that there might be a reversal, though short term, but we exit with the profits we have.

I tend to avoid taking positions if the crossover is near an important support or resistance level.

For going short, the exact opposite of the above rules is used.

Thats it! I have been following this and making around 50 points everyday.
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These are the trades that I did today with this strategy.




Overall profit of around 50-55 points after removing brokerage and slippage.
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As I am not here to sell anything to you, I will not flood this post with hundreds of examples and charts where this system proved profitable, you can backtest yourself and see how it works out for you.

The main purpose of my sharing this system with you is that we can have a discussion regarding it and see if any tweaks/modifications can make this more profitable.
EMA Crossover Non-believers, please stay away from this thread.:thumb:

Originally Posted by .Pride.

The main stochastic line is known as %K, and is calculated over a specified number of days/bars, in this case, it is 8.

A short term moving average is applied to %K and this timing line is known as %D, which is 3 for this system.

A third variable is used to “slow” or smooth the %K line by displaying it as a moving average, which for us is 4.
Originally Posted by .Pride.
Here are the possible positions of higher time frame momentum:

1. Bullish and not Overbought: Consider only long positions following the smaller time frame momentum bullish reversal.
(Bullish and oversold comes under this as well).

2. Bullish but Overbought: The upside should be limited in this case, and no new long positions should be taken.
If the higher time frame is overbought, the upside is usually limited before a momentum high is made, and there is not enough profit potential to execute a new long trade.

3. Bearish but not Oversold: A short position setup follows a smaller time frame bearish reversal.
(Bearish and overbought comes under this).

4. Bearish but Oversold: The downside should be limited and no new short positions should be taken.

You can use this strategy with any trading plan and is good with any two time frames of data.

You can use MACD or any other momentum indicator as well if you are not comfortable with Stochastic.

The dual time frame momentum strategy is a powerful filter to identify a trade setup.
The higher time frame identifies trade direction while the lower time frame momentum reversals in the direction of the higher time frame momentum are important filters to identify a trade setup.

If you want to, you can read a book by Rober Miner which extensively discusses Dual time frame momentum.
He too uses it as a filter, but his triggers are different from mine as he uses pattern recognition, fibonacci etc. while I use EMA crossovers.
Originally Posted by .Pride.
the series of actions for initiating a long trade should be in this order:

1. Confirm whether 30min stoch is bullish.

2. Confirm that 5min stoch is bullish.

3. Wait for bullish crossover in EMA and enter when candle closes to confirm EMA crossover.

4. Exit when 5min stoch shows bearish crossover.

Do the opposite for going short.
Originally Posted by ankitgarg20
I guess we should take all trades that a system generates and shouldnt try to be subjective about it. IMHO, we never know which trade will turn into a winner and which not. We just need to play with probability.
And when, the probability of winning trades is so high, I didnt wanna miss on any trade.
Originally Posted by Smart_trade View Post
This method has its success due to the fact that it filters its entries by sideways method ( 30 min stoc set up and 5 min stoc crossover ) and also by a trend following MA crossover...so when all agree we take a trade which gives a high success rate....with stocastics we are trying to avoid a long entry in short term overbought market ( and subsequent false trades/reversals)

A small tweak suggested by Rajadhiraj:
Originally Posted by Rajadhiraj
Here's one suggestion

You can test the following condition

Take Long trades even when K30 < D30, but both K30 and D30 are less than 20/25 which means the stoch although is bearish but its also showing an oversold condition, so reversal on 5 min stoch can be profitable, also the EMA should keep you on the right side,

The bet is that on the next 30 mins bar the stoch values K30 and D30 should flip.

Opposite for Short trade can use K30 & D30 > 75/80

Hope it helps

Backtesting by humble:
Originally Posted by humble View Post
Hi Pride,

I have backtested your method for the June 2009 Series of "Minifty Futures" and the result is mind blowing

There have been loss trades [very rarely] and the most important thing is that there was not even a single loss day!!!! . The total points accumulated were ~1000 , that too with only 1 lot!!!.

On an average I see there can be 3 trades in a day and very rarely once in two weeks more than 3 trades in a day. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful method. Hopefully I can make the most of it.

Regards,
-Sri
 
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