#SwingTradingStrategy
Fibonacci Retracement: Traders involved in swing trading know that stocks tend to retrace sometimes at different levels before reversing again. Fibonacci retracement lines help traders identify support and resistance levels. Traders draw horizontal lines at different % levels, like 23.6%, 38.2%, and 61.8%, to identify potential reversal levels. For instance, when the trend is downward, a trader can plan a short trade at the 61.8 Fibonacci line, functioning as a resistance level, where the price retraces before bouncing off and exits when the price touches the 23.6 Fibonacci line or the support level.
Support and Resistance: Support and resistance lines are the two most important indicators for traders who follow the trend. Support identifies the bottom level of a trading range, and resistance represents the ceiling. Asset price moves within the range, but it indicates a reversal when it crosses the support or resistance level. Price above the resistance level is identified as an overbought situation, and it may indicate the buying pressure will recede and selling forces will take over. Similarly, the area below the support line is where overselling occurs. A swing trader will enter a selling position when the price bounces off at the resistance, placing the stop-loss level just above the line.
Bollinger Bands Method: Bollinger Bands are price bands on both sides of a moving average trend line.It creates a range between which asset prices move.Swing traders use Bollinger Bands to plan entry and exit points in the market.
Channel Trading: Channel trading is a simple method involving trading assets showing a strong trend line and trading within a channel.For example, you’ll plan a sale when the trend line is downward and touches the upper limit of the channel before bouncing off down.Traders using channel trading as the tool always trade with the trend signals.
Using SMA:The SMA is a continuously updating line where each data point represents the average price of an asset. 10 and 20-day SMAs smooth out the noise.