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Crossovers and Touchovers

 
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Post: #1   PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 10:43 am    Post subject: Crossovers and Touchovers Reply with quote

Dear all,

This is my observation that crossovers generally should be carefully taken. If you enter a trade on a crossover many a times it fails as the trend reverses quickly. But if the crossover comes close to reversal but continues (I have coined a term for it - TOUCHOVER) then it gives a pretty good trade. The attached diagram explains it all.

If this simple idea is adhered to many loss making trades may be avoided and overall profitability may be increased for traders.

Regards,
Oppo



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Post: #2   PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 10:54 am    Post subject: Re: Crossovers and Touchovers Reply with quote

opportunist wrote:
Dear all,

This is my observation that crossovers generally should be carefully taken. If you enter a trade on a crossover many a times it fails as the trend reverses quickly. But if the crossover comes close to reversal but continues (I have coined a term for it - TOUCHOVER) then it gives a pretty good trade. The attached diagram explains it all.

If this simple idea is adhered to many loss making trades may be avoided and overall profitability may be increased for traders.

Regards,
Oppo


oppo, your 'touchover' can get confirmed next day only, right?
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Post: #3   PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 11:04 am    Post subject: Re: Crossovers and Touchovers Reply with quote

vinay28 wrote:
opportunist wrote:
Dear all,

This is my observation that crossovers generally should be carefully taken. If you enter a trade on a crossover many a times it fails as the trend reverses quickly. But if the crossover comes close to reversal but continues (I have coined a term for it - TOUCHOVER) then it gives a pretty good trade. The attached diagram explains it all.

If this simple idea is adhered to many loss making trades may be avoided and overall profitability may be increased for traders.

Regards,
Oppo


oppo, your 'touchover' can get confirmed next day only, right?


Not necessary Vinay. It depends on the TF. If it is a 15min or 30 min or 1hr TF then it can be confirmed in the same day.

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Oppo
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Post: #4   PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 11:13 am    Post subject: Re: Crossovers and Touchovers Reply with quote

opportunist wrote:
Not necessary Vinay. It depends on the TF. If it is a 15min or 30 min or 1hr TF then it can be confirmed in the same day.

Regards,
Oppo


oh ok oppo. I wrongly assumed that yours was on daily chart only. tks
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Post: #5   PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 11:45 am    Post subject: Re: Crossovers and Touchovers Reply with quote

opportunist wrote:
Dear all,

This is my observation that crossovers generally should be carefully taken. If you enter a trade on a crossover many a times it fails as the trend reverses quickly. But if the crossover comes close to reversal but continues (I have coined a term for it - TOUCHOVER) then it gives a pretty good trade. The attached diagram explains it all.

If this simple idea is adhered to many loss making trades may be avoided and overall profitability may be increased for traders.

Regards,
Oppo


Dear opportunist,

this also similar strategy... (Touchovers) can try it ...

Urban Towers Scalping Strategy



The Strategy :

During a trend, when the market retraces to the blue MA with at least 3 consecutive lower highs (3 towers), we enter at the break of the high of the last high. Ok let me explain in details one by one.

Steps to Follow :

- Price is above the blue MA trend is up
- Price is below the blue MA trend is down
- Market retraces towards the blue MA with 3 consecutive lower highs (in a uptrend)
- At the break of the high of the last candle, we enter long (in a uptrend)

Example 1 :



Alright, what do we know right off the bat by looking at this. We know the market is in a uptrend because the market is above the blue MA. The market retraced to the blue line with 3 consecutive lower highs (3 towers) as we can see the red candles above. Next, we entered long at the break of the high of the last retracement candle - which in this case is 3rd tower as we can see above. Ok 1 more example for you guys Smile

Example 2 :




Example of a Do Not Enter Trade




Alright, in this example, the market was in a uptrend, it did a 1, 2, 3 tower retrace but it never had a breakout on the high of the 3rd tower, in fact, the market continued down and changed to a down trend. This example is to show that this strategy helps avoid many fake trades.

Exit Strategies

Option 1
1:1 Risk to reward. If your stop is -12 pips your limit should be +12 pips.

Option 2
Open 2 lots. If your stop is at -10 pips, once your trades goes in your favor and you're at +10 pips, close 1 lot and let the other one run. Exit at Support and Resistance levels.

Option 3
Exit at the nearest 50 or 00 level. These are psychological levels. (make sure your exit is at least the same number of pips as your stop, otherwise dont enter the trade)

Option 4
Trailing Stop. Once in a trade, at the close of each candle, place your stop 1 pip below the low (if in a buy trade). Vise versa for sell trade.[/QUOTE]

It's RainbowMMA

SMA Close = 37
SMA Close = 39
SMA Close = 41
SMA Close = 44
SMA Close = 47
SMA Close = 50
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Post: #6   PostPosted: Mon Apr 13, 2015 1:03 pm    Post subject: Re: Crossovers and Touchovers Reply with quote

Thanks Welgro,

I am aware of this system from earlier discussions but nevertheless good to be reminded again.

Regards,

Oppo
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