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Easy trading strategy for beginners

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Trigger Happy
Queensland, Australia
 
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G'day,

Below is one of the trading strategies that I learnt in my early days which is easy to use and has been very successful. It is called the 'Triple Screen Trading System', this strategy was not invented by me and has been around for a while. I use this strategy on Spreads but you could use it on any market, you can also use it on different time frames, for example Monthly, Weekly & Daily etc. Feel free to give it a try and share around.

Triple Screen Trading System

Long – Buy

Entry Signal

• Hourly chart.
MACD-H crosses over from below the line to green.
• 10 min chart.
2 EMA goes red. Re-entry possible when 2 EMA goes red again.
• 2 min chart.
Entry price is 1 pip above the highest price of the last candle.
Stop Loss price is 1 pip below the lowest price for last 2 candles.
*If entry is not triggered, then change entry & stop loss price for next candle as above.

Exit Signal

• Hourly chart.
MACD-H starts decline. Note: can be on the first candle that went green.
• 2 min chart.
Exit is now 1 pip below last candle’s lowest price and moved every new candle.

Short – Sell

Entry Signal

• Hourly chart.
MACD-H crosses over from above the line to red.
• 10 min chart.
2 EMA goes green. Re-entry possible when 2 EMA goes green again.
• 2 min chart.
Entry price is 1 pip below the lowest price of the last candle.
Stop Loss price is 1 pip above the highest price for last 2 candles.
*If entry is not triggered, then change entry & stop loss price for next candle as above.

Exit Signal

• Hourly chart.
MACD-H starts decline. Note: can be on the first candle that went red.
• 2 min chart.
Exit is now 1 pip above latest candle’s highest price and moved every new candle.

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Trigger Happy
Queensland, Australia
 
Posts: 8 since Jun 2013
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G'day,

Below is another trading strategy that I have used for a few years, it is very easy to use and has about a 75% success rate. I use this one for Spreads on the Indices. Once again this strategy was not invented by me and has been around for a while, so feel free to use and share.

EMA Cross Over Trading System


Long – Buy

Entry Signal

• 10 EMA crosses up over 25 EMA.
• Wait for gap between 10 EMA and 25 EMA.
• Open price must be above 10 EMA.
• Next candle’s price after cross over to touch 10 EMA.
• Never after recent bounce down from resistance line.

Entry is when price touches 10 EMA.
Stop Loss is 12 pips below entry. Move Stop Loss to 12 pips below open price for every new candle as the price moves up till you reach break even.

Short – Sell

Entry Signal

• 10 EMA crosses down over 25 EMA.
• Wait for gap between 10 EMA and 25 EMA.
• Open price must be below 10 EMA.
• Next candle’s price after cross over to touch 10 EMA.
• Never after recent bounce up from support line.

Entry is when price touches 10 EMA.
Stop Loss is 12 pips above entry. Move Stop Loss to 12 pips above open price for every new candle as the price moves down till you reach break even.

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Last Updated on June 1, 2013


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