Multicurrency trading system on the breakdown of the Daily candle
Daily candle trading strategy is a breakout strategy, does not use any technical indicators and involves trading simultaneously on several currency pairs.
Input parameters
- Currency pairs: any.
- Timeframe: D1.
- Bidding time: any.
- Risk Management: in one trading day should not risk more than 2-5% of the deposit. This risk is distributed on all currency pairs.
In the Daily candle trading system, you can use any pattern you want.
Signals indicating the opening of a long position (buying)
- On the previous day a bullish candle was formed.
- Entry options:
- On the breakdown of the maximum of the previous bullish candle.
- At the opening price of the current candle.
Signals indicating the opening of a short position (sale)
- On the previous day, a bearish candle was formed.
- Entry options:
- On the breakdown of the minimum of the previous bearish candle.
- At the opening price of the current candle.
Options for setting a stop loss
- A fixed stop loss of 100 pips.
- Just above / below the previous candle.
Options for setting take profit
- A fixed take profit of 50 pips.
- By Fibonacci levels at 200% from the previous candle with moving the stop loss to Breakeven when the price reaches the 150% level.
Example transaction
According to ForTrader.org experts, the breakout trading strategy is of great interest for a number of reasons:
- First, trading on daily charts significantly reduces the psychological load on the trader, especially in comparison with intraday trading and scalping;
- Secondly, the breakdown strategy does not use technical indicatorsThe indicator automatically removes the disadvantages of lagging and re-rating that are characteristic of indicators;
- Third, the breakout strategy is multicurrency. The author recommends using the major currency pairs, volatility cross pairs and gold. The multicurrency strategy means that the trader will not be left without a signal for at least one trading instrument per day.
It's an interesting strategy. It's good that there are technical indicators that can be used to control malfunctions.