Trend Trading Strategy !!!!#TrendTradingStrategy

📈 Trend Trading Strategy (Step-by-Step)

🔧 Tools You Need:

20 EMA & 50 EMA (or 9 & 21 EMA for short-term)

Trendline or Channel Drawing

ADX Indicator (for trend strength, optional)

Clean charting tool (e.g., TradingView)

🔍 Step 1: Identify the Trend

🔼 Uptrend:

Price > 20 EMA > 50 EMA

Higher highs, higher lows

ADX > 20–25 (optional)

🔽 Downtrend:

Price < 20 EMA < 50 EMA

Lower highs, lower lows

ADX > 20–25 (optional)

📌 Use 1H or 4H timeframe for position trend

📌 Use 5min or 15min for entries

⚡ Step 2: Entry Strategy – Pullback Entry

✅ Entry Conditions (Uptrend Example):

Price is in uptrend (above EMAs)

A small pullback towards 20 EMA or 50 EMA

Enter on bullish engulfing or hammer candle

Or wait for price to bounce from trendline/channel

🛑 Avoid buying during overextended rallies. Wait for price to breathe.

📉 Step 3: Stop Loss Placement

Below the recent swing low (for long trade)

Above the recent swing high (for short trade)

Or use ATR-based SL for flexibility

🎯 Step 4: Target Levels

First Target = Previous Swing High/Low

Second Target = Fibonacci extension or trailing stop via EMA

You can trail your SL as price moves in your favor

📊 Step 5: Volume & Confirmation

Confirm entries with rising volume

Avoid trades when volume is dropping during breakout/pullback

🔁 Example: BTC Trend Trade (15m)

BTC is above 20 & 50 EMA on 1H chart

On 15m chart, price pulls back near 20 EMA

Bullish engulfing candle forms

Entry: ₹60,500

SL: ₹60,100

Target 1: ₹61,000

Target 2: ₹61,500

Trail SL on 9 EMA

🚫 Avoid:

Trading against trend (catching tops/bottoms)

Overtrading – 1–2 solid trend trades/day are enough

Trading during news/high volatility without SL

✅ BONUS: ADX Filter (Optional)

Use ADX (14):

ADX > 25 → strong trend

ADX < 20 → range-bound → avoid trend trade

🧠 Golden Rule:

> “Trend is your friend — until it bends.”

Always trade in the direction of the major trend and be patient during pullbacks.