SIMPLE Forex Day Trading Strategy! (Secret To BIG Profits)
Published: 2020-10-01
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Published: 2020-10-01
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Available
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Analyzed
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The speaker expects USDCAD to reach the 1.3423 level and plans to exit the trade there.
"i am going to move my stop-loss up to break even though that way this is a risk-free trade now i'm extremely excited about it and i'm hoping we can get a little bit higher here with price up around the 1.3423 level if we do and that is a level i'll consider taking off my profits second"
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A bullish day trading strategy is outlined: market above 50-day EMA, support tested three times, followed by a green candle entry.
"we're looking for the conditions of the market being above our 50-day moving average we need a test of support three times and a green candle to show us that the market's planning to continue higher from that previous support level one two third test green candle entry pushing the market higher"
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For the described day trading strategy, stops are placed below the previous swing low, and targets are set at previous structure levels to the left.
"for my stops all i do is go below the previous swing though the lowest part of it and for my targets i'm looking at previous structure looking left"
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A bearish day trading strategy condition involves the market being below the 50 EMA and a triple top or resistance level being tested three times.
"condition one below the 50 ema what's the next thing we are looking for on this strategy you go ahead and answer it for me that's right we're looking for a triple top situation or a resistance level that's tested once twice and thrice"
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A bearish entry for the day trading strategy occurs on a red candle at a resistance level during a downtrend, indicating selling pressure.
"our entry is a red candle that's all we need show me selling pressure for the third time in a row at a resistance level while we're in a downtrend yo i'm jumping on i'm gonna go short"
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For the bearish day trading strategy, stops are placed above the highest wick of the resistance level, and targets are set around previous structure support, aiming for a 1.6:1 risk/reward ratio.
"with a stop loss above the highest wick of our resistance level whichever one of the three has the highest wick it's where i'm putting stop targets where they go around previous structure support right about a one point six to one"
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The speaker advises traders to backtest the presented day trading strategy using its defined rules.
"you now have the rules that you need to take this strategy and go back test it yourself"
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The speaker's day trading activities often occur around 9 PM.
"for me day trading wait for it actually happens around 9 00 pm one of my favorite ways to trade"
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The speaker advises avoiding trading between 4 PM and 6 PM Eastern Standard Time due to high spreads.
"the time frame you want to avoid at all costs when day trading or the time zone not time frame the trading time is anytime between 4 p.m eastern standard time look it up in your time zone"
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Spreads become more favorable after 6 PM, with normal spreads (1-2 pips) achievable by 10 PM.
"after 6 pm the spread calms down a bit by 10 pm you can get a very normal spread like one to two pips like i did on this trade"
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The speaker suggests performing analysis between 8 PM and midnight, placing trades before bed, and entering trades when the strategy aligns between 8 PM and midnight.
"you do your analysis between 8 and midnight you place your trades before bed whatever your analysis tells you in this case my analysis was saying i have wait for it three time tested support level above the 50 ema my entry candle did close above the 50 ema i entered the market when your strategy lines up at 8 to 10 pm 8 to 12 8 to midnight"
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Trades placed at night are likely to hit targets or stops due to increased volatility during the London session and the London-New York overlap.
"during the london session and the london new york overlap your trade is very likely to either be stopped out which happens sometimes nothing's 100 or likely to hit your target because of the volatility that comes in the market"
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Approximately 90% of trades placed at night are expected to resolve within 24 hours, hitting either the target or the stop, due to London session volatility.
"a lot of times ninety percent of the time i would say that volatility coming in on the london session between that and the london new york overlap will hit your targets or hit your stop and you'll be out of the trade within 24 hours 90 of the time"
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