#TrendTradingStrategy Instead of chaotic market movements, you see a powerful trend that is just beginning. Do you feel this moment? This is how to become someone who "catches" the trend and enjoys the ride!
1. "Scan" the horizon like an experienced captain
• Time layers: Start with the "global map" (weekly chart) to find the main direction of the wind. Then "zoom in" (hourly, 15-minute chart) for precise "surfing in".
• "Walls" fall: When the price breaks through an important "fortress" (support/resistance level) on a large chart - it's like a signal to start! Especially if the wind (trading volume) is strong.
• "Hidden dangers" of reversals: Look for signs of a change in direction on the charts - "top days", "head and shoulders" - these are like warnings of a change in current.
• Indicators - compasses: Use moving averages, MACD, RSI as hints on whether the direction of movement is really changing.
2. The art of entry and exit: don’t miss your "wave" 🎯
• "Green light": Don't jump into the water randomly! Wait for confirmation - has the price stayed above the broken level? Are the first "crests of the wave" (new highs/lows) already there?
• "Catch the pullback": Imagine you are waiting for the perfect moment when the wave dips a bit to jump on the board. It's the same here - buy on small declines in an uptrend and sell on small increases in a downtrend.
• "Lifebuoy" - stop-loss: Always have it ready, so you’re not swept away by a big wave of losses.
• "Final stretch": Decide where you will "get off the wave" - set a trailing stop that moves with you, or clear targets to take profits.
3. Keep your balance on the trend "board" 🌊
• Patience is the key to success: A good wave can last a long time! Don’t jump off too early.
• Don't swim against the current: Try not to make trades that go against the overall market direction.
• Increase "speed" carefully: If you see the wave gaining strength, you can gradually increase your position, but don't risk everything at once.
• Watch the "weather" (news): Storms in the market can change the direction of the wave.
