Topic: Entry Points Bot plus my strategy (Read 159 times)

These are not extremes, these are the main components of a trader's success.


What is the contradiction? What makes you think that your signals from the telegram group are statistics that you can collect and, based on it, draw some conclusions and build a strategy? What makes you think that you can give someone in trading some signals to buy/sell? By statistics, I mean collecting market data and finding the right correlations to help predict the direction of the market. Signals from telegram groups are unlikely to be related to this.


Optimistic. So you are a trading teacher? Can you help a newbie succeed? I'm wondering if you've been successful yourself? Did you manage to earn a lot on trading at a distance to be sure that what you are teaching is really valuable information, and not a bunch of garbage? The best proof that you can really teach something is your trading history and account movement over a distance, at least for six months / a year, then people will be sure that you are a successful trader who can teach something. The fact that you know some basics does not mean that you are a trader. A trader is someone who first of all knows how to save capital and increase it, and not just enter into transactions and lose money.

Without these statistics, you cannot teach anyone at all, because if you yourself have not earned anything in trading, but are trying to make others successful, then you are an ordinary charlatan whose teachings must be ignored, because there is no earned capital behind these blah blah blah .

I'm not sure I fully understand your question, but I'll try to answer.
If you use candlestick analysis and waited for a signal candle for a 4 hour or 1 day timeframe, then a bot signal will be a good confirmation.

If you use support and resistance blocks on timeframes of 4 hours or 1 day, then using candles you specify the range of the block itself and make an entry at the signal of the bot.

Send your schedule in the comments in the bot and we will try to figure it out.

What if there is no indicative candle stick formed near the support nor resistance zone do you still blindly follow the zone signal? There is more to support and resistance. This two point in the market is only an alert signal that there could be a possible trend continuation or reversal paying close attention to the candle formed near this zones. Support and Resistance alone has caused so many bad trades

I think much better to provide a bots that can manage all the stuff for example short or long and entry and also exit, coz on that way it's totally safe and you will have a good winrate.  Instead of such way coz for sure you still have problems in other stuff. Like what happened to me previously. Lmao

You confess 3 extremes, not allowing any other options, this is your right, I have other principles. 

At the same time, you contradict yourself by describing an experienced trader as a specialist who has collected a lot of statistics.. Right, I assume that the same trader collected statistics not only by looking at an empty chart, did he use some tools?  And rightly I can assume that this trader did not always know how certain instruments work at the level of creating these instruments on their own?

 You don't have to be an electrician to use electricity.

Those people who plan to trade and who want to succeed will look at my idea and draw their own conclusions.  If someone wants to know how it works, he will ask a question and I will try to explain, that's fine!

 But you went into the bot for 15 minutes, made your extreme conclusions, this is your right, but I note that you contradict yourself by doing this))

Considered the 30k support zone for bitcoin in telegram.

The idea of ​​the deal according to option 2 is that the levels of resistance and support most often push the price away from them.  The developed signal makes it possible to enter without touching the stop loss

Thank you for your feedback, but I can't agree with your argument. There are very hardworking people with experience and knowledge and a large deposit and they do everything right as it is written in books and it did not help them in trading. There are people who use mediocre tools and they manage to earn money.

The truth is that neither I nor you nor anyone else can answer the question of what is suitable for this or that person or what is missing for someone to succeed, so the more tools a trader tries and the more effort he puts into systematizing his trading, the more likely to achieve the desired result in a shorter time.

It is also true that you cannot judge the quality of an instrument without collecting statistics or comparing your entry points with the instrument. Moreover, you cannot decide what an “experienced trader” will or will not do.

If you don't mind, describe what "serious trading" is, I can't understand it.

Did I understand correctly that if a person has experienced some kind of negative experience, he does not have enough money at the moment, has made one or more mistakes due to which he lost money, then he is considered a novice and inexperienced trader in your opinion? (I was the only one who got the impression that you classify such people as losers who have no chance of success?)

I described the system of working with the tool for people who already know how to do analysis by levels or technical analysis, or perhaps follow analysts on the specified timeframes, described in sufficient detail how to use the tool and am ready to answer any questions or consider setups both in this topic and in the specified telegram.


Read the first post again, sections “Option 1” and “Option 2” give instructions for working with stops, adding positions by the action algorithm - which once again suggests that these are not signals, but an instrument, and it looks like a channel with there are many signals of which, but everything ends on the external similarity.



Could you tell in detail who you met and who earned what and how much, but for now there are some general phrases, I can’t catch the essence to answer you something!

This is a standard warning label for understanding that everyone must make their own decisions and be responsible for them.

In general, you are right, these are signals that help to find good entry points for btcusdt on the 1h timeframe, as I described it. 

You can learn something from your experience that my tool can protect.

Talking about the trading system, I talked about the bot for determining the entry point by btcusdt - https://t.me/Exampleautomationbot

This bot is only a demo tool, but it alone can become part of a small system of work to find entry points, which I will describe in more detail below.

Entry points for btsusdt for 1h timeframe - https://t.me/Exampleautomationbot

How to use option 1:

Determine yourself or peep from experts technical analysis figures, resistance and support levels, price analytics for bitcoin using any tools, the main thing is that the chosen setup should be on the chart with a timeframe of 4 hours or 1 day, only then it suits us.

So, you have found an interesting level or figure of technical analysis on the chart with a timeframe from 4 hours to 1 day and you are ready to agree with the expert's opinion about the future direction of the price, then wait for a signal in the chosen direction and make an entry. Let's say that according to this figure, the expert claims that now is an excellent level for entering a long position - wait for a long signal on the indicator and enter.

Entry according to one recommendation no more than 2 times and use the entry grid: entrance, gain by - 3%, gain by - 4.5% in equal parts. Stop 6.3%. About the exit system is a separate conversation.

Option 2:

Often "experts" say, look at what the price shows, here is the level or pattern and from here the price will go up here or down here and few people can understand how it works, just this tool will help you enter and will be useful if the considered timeframe is from 4 hours to 1 day. In this case, you make one entry from the indicated level with a stop of 6.3%, regardless of what signal it is up or down, and if the stop is triggered, wait for another signal and enter the signal again, regardless of up or down with a stop of 6.3%


And so, the lower timeframe on which the entry is made - 1 hour these signals come to this channel,
senior timeframe 1 day, working timeframe 4 hours. We are looking for a setup on timeframes from 4 hours to 1 day, and we enter at the signal of 1 hour from this channel.

PS: This is a demo tool of a small part of the automatic trading system for Binance. If you want to test yourself in trading, if you are looking for a new system for working with bitcoin, you should test this tool.
For testing, you can take the analysis of the price of bitcoin on the YouTube channel "The Moon". It has average analytics, but the timeframe is suitable and with it on the history of 20 trades, you can expect a positive result using 2 entries per setup and a total stop of 6.3% as described in example 2.

The tool is for educational purposes only))