System, Cross Ema

CHART SETUP: EMA: 5(White), 10, 20, 50 RSI: 14 Stochastics 5, 3, 3 Zig Zag: 12, 5, 3 EMA/EMA Cross Indicator More »

THE CI System

Set up your charts: Add a red 5 ema line (5 period exponential moving average) Moving Average, type in 5, choose exponential and apply to close. Repeat the steps for a 13 More »

Tom Demark FX System

It is easy, simple but awesome in power. It works with all pairs (major and others) which means you have an entry most of the time. I thought of calling it “The More »

Forex Profit System

Pairs:Majors and all Time frame: 30M, H1; Spread max:0,0005. Price: Bar Chart. More »

 

Trading System FTLR

Time Frame :5 min or higher

Pairs: all

Indicators:

Sixths Screen V.3.6 DC;

Stochastic (14, 5,5,);

Stochastic (21,9 ,9, );

Squalou and Steve’s Trade signals

Trading System Abid Method

Pairs: all.

Time Frame: 15 min, 30 min 1H and 4H.

Indicators:

1 Enveloppe (24, MA Simple, Close 0,38);

2 Enveloppe (24, MA Simple, Close 0,23);

3 Enveloppe (24, MA Simple, Close 0,62);

4H chart Stochastic (8,8,13);

1H chart Stochastic (14,8,13);

15 and 30 min char Stocastich (21,8,13);

Money flow index (MFI) period 21;

Relative strength index (RSI) period 14 ;

William’s percent range (%R) period 35.

Continuation Candestick Patterns

Bearish Continuation Patterns

 

Falling Three Methods

• In a downtrend, a long red day occurs

• The second, third and fourth days are short blue days that fall within the range of the first day

• The fifth day continues the downtrend with a long red candle that creates new lows

Bullish Reversal Candlestick Pattern

Highly Reliable Bullish Reversal Patterns

Abandoned Baby

• Day-one is a red day continuing an established bear trend.• Day-two is a doji whose shadows trades below day-ones close.• Day-three is a blue day that opens and trades above with little or no overlapping shadows

Bearish Reversal Candelstick Patterns

Highly Reliable Bearish Reversal Patterns

Evening Star, Evening Doji Star

Evening Stars start with a continuation of the bullish move. The second day sees a continuation of the move up, but a sell-off makes the market close at or near the open for the day. The first two candles meekly suggest a loss of bullish momentum. In fact up to day two this formation matches the Bearish Shooting Star weak-to-moderate strength reversal pattern. Although the example above is a blue shooting star, the shooting star can really be any color. Bearish Shooting Stars alone are decent signals for additional sell-offs on day three. Since the certainty for a shooting star indicator is low, the trend reversal should be confirmed by a red candlestick the next day.

Models Candelstik patterns

Bearish Reversal Candelstick Patterns

One of the most significant goals of technical analysis is to identify changes in direction of price action. Because candlesticks give visual insight into what the market is market psychology, one of the most useful aspects of candlestick analysis is its ability to suggest changes in the sentiment of the market, and reversals in trend. We call these candle formations Reversal Patterns.

Important to note is that with candlesticks a reversal pattern does not necessarily suggest a complete reversal in trend, but merely a change or pause in direction. That could mean anything from a slowdown in trend, sideways trading after an established trend, or a full turnaround following a reversal candle pattern.

Candelstick Basic Patterns

Japanese rice traders developed candlesticks centuries ago to visually display price activity over a defined trading period. Each candlestick represents the trading activity for one period. The lines of a candlestick represent the opening, high, low and closing values for the period.

The main body (the wide part) of the candlestick represents the range between the opening and closing prices. If the closing price is higher than the opening price, the main body is white. If the closing price is lower than the  opening price, the main body is black. The lines protruding from either end are called wicks or shadows.

System, Cross Ema

4. System Cross Ema

CHART SETUP:

EMA: 5(White), 10, 20, 50

RSI: 14 Stochastics 5, 3, 3

Zig Zag: 12, 5, 3

EMA/EMA Cross Indicator

THE CI System

Set up your charts:

Add a red 5 ema line (5 period exponential moving average)

Moving Average, type in 5, choose exponential and apply to close.

Repeat the steps for a 13 ema line (blue)

Add 15, 3, 3 Stochastic Oscillator (close) on the 15 min chart

Add 15, 3, 3 or (8, 3, 3) Stochastic Oscillator (close) on the 60 min chart

Tom Demark FX System

2. System Tom Demark FX system

It is easy, simple but awesome in power. It works with all pairs (major and others) which means you have an entry most of the time. I thought of calling it “The honey moon strategy”, but honey moon must end sooner or later. The magic of this strategy never fades. Originally called “The broken trend”, which sounds too technical. Now let us get to business and revel in the magic: