Topic: What is your trading strategy? (Read 43 times)
Personally, I find fundamental analysis to be highly effective, especially for gaining a deeper understanding of the underlying factors driving price movements. A minimalist approach works best for me because I’ve found that overloading my charts with too many indicators often leads to analysis paralysis and conflicting signals.
What trading strategies do you use and what indicators tend to give you the best results? And how many indicators are you guys using at once?
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Whatever trading strategy you use, don't forget to apply Stop loss order to protect your trading capital.
One of best weapons in trading.
You know, with the many strategies that we individual traders can use, it's better to focus on just one or two strategies, but if you're just a newbie, it's better to just have 1,
that's fine, actually. Simpler is better in my opinion and experience.
Well in fact, right now I'm getting faster at doing my trading analysis just through price action and I'm just basing it on Support and Resistance and sometimes the
order block to determine whether I'm going to enter an entry position whether long or short.
that's fine, actually. Simpler is better in my opinion and experience.
Well in fact, right now I'm getting faster at doing my trading analysis just through price action and I'm just basing it on Support and Resistance and sometimes the
order block to determine whether I'm going to enter an entry position whether long or short.
What trading strategies do you use and what indicators tend to give you the best results? And how many indicators are you guys using at once?
At that time I had studied trading strategies whose purpose was clearly to seek profit, but the many strategies I studied did not make me able to gain profit until finally I gave up, but with my own friend he understood more about patterns, strategies and sometimes he could even predict that the market would rise and it turned out to be true. Strangely, I think he already had enough good knowledge for trading but he himself did not deepen it for some reason. Every now and then I saw him paying attention to the candlesticks he was monitoring and indicators that I myself did not even understand but he always guessed after doing research and seeing the results the next day, his predictions were always right. I said to deepen it but he was reluctant to deepen it, he was only happy with predicting without any profit or loss. This is confusing, isn't it? 
I have been trading the synthetic indices market for more than a year now, it's been quite an interesting experience on my side. I guess all together I've been able to know what strategy works best for me in the market and that is the SMC. I combine SMC with the trendline analysis method to analyze the market and since we don't get much manipulation from real time events, it's bit easier than the real market...
You just have to know that most times it doesn't matter what strategy you use, if you lack a good trading plan and risk management, you will still get bad trades. But If you follow your plan, you just might be able to be profitable in the market.
You just have to know that most times it doesn't matter what strategy you use, if you lack a good trading plan and risk management, you will still get bad trades. But If you follow your plan, you just might be able to be profitable in the market.
What trading strategies do you use and what indicators tend to give you the best results? And how many indicators are you guys using at once?
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