🚨Trading Strategy Checklist (EMA + RSI + MACD + Volume)🚨

1. Trend Confirmation – EMA

• EMA 9 > EMA 21 = Uptrend

• EMA 9 < EMA 21 = Downtrend

Action:

• Only trade in the direction of the EMA crossover (avoid counter-trend trades).

• Example: If EMA 9 is above EMA 21, look only for buy entries.

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2. Momentum – RSI

• RSI (14 or 12) > 50 = Bullish momentum

• RSI (14 or 12) < 50 = Bearish momentum

• RSI (6) > 70 = Overbought (possible reversal down)

• RSI (6) < 30 = Oversold (possible reversal up)

Action:

• Look for entries when RSI crosses above 50 (for buys) or below 50 (for sells)

• Avoid entering trades at extreme RSI zones unless it’s a confirmed reversal

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3. Signal Confirmation – MACD

• MACD Line (DIF) crosses above Signal (DEA) = Buy signal

• MACD Line (DIF) crosses below Signal (DEA) = Sell signal

Action:

• Use MACD crossover to confirm the same direction as EMA and RSI.

• Avoid signals that are against the trend (e.g., MACD buy while EMA is bearish).

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4. Volume – Confirmation of Strength

• Volume increases on breakout = Strong move

• MAVOL 20/50: If volume is above average (above MAVOL lines), signal is stronger

Action:

• Confirm breakouts or strong trends with volume spikes

• Avoid trading low-volume breakouts — they are often fakeouts.

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Example Buy Setup (Swing or Intraday)

• EMA 9 crosses above EMA 21

• RSI (14) is above 50

• MACD Line crosses above Signal line

• Volume is increasing (above MAVOL 20 or 50)

→ Enter a long position.

Exit when:

• RSI (6) > 70 (take partial profit or exit)

• MACD starts to flatten or cross back down

• EMA 9 crosses below EMA 21 (trend reversal)

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Bonus Tip – Set Alerts (if possible):

• RSI crosses 50

• EMA 9 crosses EMA 21

• MACD crossover

This helps you avoid staring at charts all day.