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[ankit.mrcool]

I want to discuss my investment strategy. how do I post it to get feedback from esteemed investors?
I am new to Traderji.

Thank you

 

[TraderRavi]

I want to discuss my investment strategy. how do I post it to get feedback from esteemed investors?
I am new to Traderji.

Thank you

start a new thread in investing sections , seniors will reply
http://www.traderji.com/general-trading-investing-chat/

 

[ankit.mrcool]

I posted my query on the relevant forum. Thank you very much.

 

[PUCHU_2500]

I want to discuss my investment strategy. how do I post it to get feedback from esteemed investors?
I am new to Traderji.

Thank you

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[PUCHU_2500]

Today's chart

 

[PUCHU_2500]

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[PUCHU_2500]

Subhadip's one simple method.

Setup:

We will use SMA 21 & EMA 8 in both Time frame chart.

When in higher TF chart; price above both the MA line, buy in lower TF when price break out of the both line above it.

When in higher TF price below both the MA line, sell the lower TF when price break down / break a pivot low (when price below both MA line in Lower TF).

I will post some charts for this setup.

NF 60 min chart:

NF 15 min Chart:

At point A, in 60 min chart you can see that price move over the sideways move of the previous days- also move above both the MA line.

Now look into 15 min chart:

Entry above point A, SL two bar low; 1st ADD over point C;
From entry point look for rule of Rally and decline;

We will get out when there will be decline or our exit rule of what ever I have told previously.

second add over point D -some how half cut in the picture.

Point E still no decline, one bar after point E, decline not confirmed..

At point G, exit.

If for the same period of time, look in to 60 min / daily chart....you will marry them...

Believe me...Trust me...

Leave 3 min/ 5 min chart...just go the higher TF, profit will follow..if they are not following you till now.

Entry Rule:

• When Higher time frame chart price above both MA line
• at Lower TF, if price above both MA line & breaks a pivot high
• at Lower TF, when price breaks above an aggressive pivot high
• Entry always at lower TF chart

Exit rule:

• At lower TF chart if pivot low broken
• at Lower TF, if decline confirmed
• in lowerTF chart price in key price point- e.g. NF at 8000, 8500 etc

 

[Subhadip]

Subhadip's one simple method.




Entry Rule:

• When Higher time frame chart price above both MA line
• at Lower TF, if price above both MA line & breaks a pivot high
• at Lower TF, when price breaks above an aggressive pivot high
• Entry always at lower TF chart

Exit rule:

• At lower TF chart if pivot low broken
• at Lower TF, if decline confirmed
• in lowerTF chart price in key price point- e.g. NF at 8000, 8500 etc

Thanks ....

 

[PUCHU_2500]

manojborle brother suggested me, thanks to him

Instead of using 200 ma, Just use ATP.
Above ATP only long trades and below ATP only Short trades.
Price trading near ATP no trades at all. Let it make a move away from ATP and then look for trade in the direction of move.

 

[PUCHU_2500]

original posted by amitrandive

Moving Average with Price Action
http://www.tradingsetupsreview.com/...699fcfdd3e4e03e&at_ab=per-2&at_pos=0&at_tot=1

http://www.tradingsetupsreview.com/day-trading-with-20-period-moving-average/

This method uses a 20-period simple moving average (SMA) with price action to clarify the intraday trend. Essentially, we are looking for a shallow pullback followed by a new high (low) to confirm a bull (bear) trend.

To confirm a bullish intraday trend, look out for the following conditions. The rationale for each condition is in brackets.

1. Price touches the moving average. (Establishes baseline. Useful for sessions that open with a gap.)
2. Price stays above the moving average for at least one bar. (Bullishness)
3. Price retraces down towards the moving average without making any bar high below the moving average. (Lack of bearish commitment)
4. Bull trend confirmed when price rises above the last extreme high. (Confirmation of bullish market structure)

To confirm a bearish intraday trend, look out for the following.

1. Price touches the moving average.
2. Price stays below the moving average for at least one bar. (Bearishness)
3. Price retraces up towards the moving average without making any bar low above the moving average. (Lack of bullish strength)
4. Bear trend confirmed when price falls below the last extreme low. (Confirmation of bearish market structure)

Let’s take a look at an example from the NQ futures market.

This session opened with a bullish gap.

1. Instead of guessing if the gap would start a new bull trend or close the gap, we waited for price to return to our benchmark SMA.
2. Price touched the SMA.
3. This bar stayed below the SMA, confirming the bearish momentum,
4. This bar made a higher bar high but could not even rise to test the SMA.
5. As the market fell past the last extreme low below the SMA, we confirmed a bear trend.

This intraday bear trend held up for the rest of the session, despite a 50% pullback in the middle of it.

Trading with just a 20-period moving average is an excellent starting point for any trader.

Determining the price action context, whether the market is trending or in a range, requires discretion and experience. A moving average can help to clarify the price action.

These are some questions to help you clarify the context using a moving average.

1. Are prices above or below the moving average now?
2. How did prices get there?
3. Have prices been overlapping with the moving average?
4. What is the slope of the moving average?
5. Has the slope been changing often?