1. DONCHIAN CHANNEL (length 20)
2.RSI (length 14, upper band 60 , lower band 4)
3. OBV-EMA (input 20 )
All the indicators are available in trading view.
(1/n)
This is not just a strategy that I am sharing its an ENTIRE TRADING SYSTEM.
1. where to ENTER
2. SL placement
3. How to manage the trade (MOST important element)
Once I am done sharing I will open the comments section or else the continuity of my post will be interrupted.
1. DONCHIAN CHANNEL (length 20)
2.RSI (length 14, upper band 60 , lower band 4)
3. OBV-EMA (input 20 )
All the indicators are available in trading view.
(1/n)
DC - will serve as a tool for ENTRY
RSI - will serve as a tool for entry confirmation as well as ENTRY
OBV-EMA - will serve as a tool for TREND IDENTIFICATION as well as TRADE EXIT
(3/n)
1. ENTRY A = entry with the help of DC (please remember this )
2. ENTRY B = entry with the help of RSI (please remember this )
(4/n)
ENTRY A will help you to catch an ONGOING TREND.
In other words you will be able to enter on the MAJOR TREND that has been going on for the past few days.
(7/n)
For SHORT entry
RSI BREAKDOWN below 40
OBV in SELL MODE
DONT WAIT FOR DC BREAK ( DC has no role in this entry)
(8/n)
RSI BREAKOUT above 60
OBV in Buy Mode
DONT WAIT FOR DC BREAK (DC has no role in this entry )
(9/n)
Entry B will help you catch INTRADAY REVERSALS
Hence you are participating both on the major trend with entry A as well as on the minor trend with entry B
(10/n)
includes both entry A and entry B
valid entries are written in GREEN
invalid entries are written in RED
(11/n)
1. FOR NIFTY
a. CANDLE LOW if less than 60 points
b. If Candle LOW is more than 60 points then don't put SL at CANDLE LOW.
We will not give market more than 60 points on any trade.
if you are conservative like me then stick to 40 points.
(12/n)
a. CANDLE LOW if less than 150 points
b. If CANDLE is more than 150 points then dont put at candle low
We will not give market more than 150 points on any trade
if you are conservative like me then stick to 120 points
(13/n)
1. Trail your SL by 1 point for every 2 point move
eg. if price moves 20 points trail your SL by 10 points
2. Once Price moves 1.5 times of your Risk. Move SL to COST.
eg. if risk is 40 points. When price moves 60 points shift SL to COST.
14/n
1. DO NOT BOOK 1:2. It will REDUCE your profitability
We are TREND FOLLOWERS. Our SL will be fixed.
NOT OUR PROFIT.
2. When you have moved SL to cost you will do NOTHING.
JUST SIT TIGHT
3. EXIT at END OF DAY or if OBV changes its COLOUR
(15/n)
look at the pictures. OBV did not change colour the whole day. if you can capture these days several days of your small losses will be covered in one single day.
(16/n)
2. AFTER SL is at COST: NO MORE INTERFERENCE from your side. YOU HAVE TO BE DISCIPLINED. let the trade RUN.
(17/n)
4. In Trend Following Less is more. Lesser the interference, better the result.
(18/n)
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2. Workbook
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