🧠 Objective:

Take advantage of price pullbacks by trading when the price moves far from its average and shows signs of snapping back.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Bollinger Bands:
  • Period: 20
  • Deviation: 2
• Relative Strength Index (RSI):
  • Period: 14

↑ Buy:

• Price closes below the lower Bollinger Band
• RSI is below 30

↓ Sell:

• Price closes above the upper Bollinger Band
• RSI is above 70

Chart setting:

• Candles: 1-minute candles
• Expiration date: 3 minutes

🧠 Objective:

Capitalize on strong price movements that occur when the price breaks through significant support or resistance levels, indicating the start of a new trend.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Exponential Moving Averages (EMA):
  • EMA 20
  • EMA 50

↑ Buy Entry:

• Price breaks above a key resistance level
• Candle closes above both EMA 20 and EMA 50
• Volume is higher than the average of the last 20 candles

↓ Sell Entry:

• Price breaks below a key support level
• Candle closes below both EMA 20 and EMA 50
• Volume is higher than the average of the last 20 candles

📊 Chart Setting:

• Candles: 5-minute candles
• Expiration time: 10 minutes

🧠 Objective:

Take advantage of temporary pullbacks within a strong trend, entering trades when the price resumes in the direction of the prevailing momentum.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Exponential Moving Averages (EMA):
  • EMA 20
  • EMA 100
• RSI (14)

↑ Buy Entry:

• EMA 20 is above EMA 100 (uptrend confirmed)
• Price pulls back near or slightly below EMA 20 but stays above EMA 100
• RSI drops below 50 during pullback and turns upward
• Bullish candle closes above EMA 20

↓ Sell Entry:

• EMA 20 is below EMA 100 (downtrend confirmed)
• Price pulls back near or slightly above EMA 20 but stays below EMA 100
• RSI rises above 50 during pullback and turns downward
• Bearish candle closes below EMA 20

📊 Chart Setting:

• Candles: 15-minute candles
• Expiration time: 20–30 minutes

🧠 Objective:

Take advantage of moments when price fakes a breakout beyond a key level and then sharply reverses — ideal for catching moves against trapped retail traders.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Support/Resistance levels
• Volume
• Stochastic Oscillator (14, 3, 3)
• EMA 100 – trend filter

↑ Buy Entry (After a false breakdown below support):

• Price breaks below a support level but closes back above it (false breakout)
• Candle shows a long lower wick = rejection of lower prices
• Stochastic turns upward below the 20 level
• Volume spike occurs during the false breakout
• EMA 100 is either below the price or flat

↓ Sell Entry (After a false breakout above resistance):

• Price breaks above a resistance level but closes back below it (false breakout)
• Candle shows a long upper wick = rejection of higher prices
• Stochastic turns downward above the 80 level
• Volume spike occurs during the breakout
• EMA 100 is either above the price or flat

📊 Chart Settings:

• Candles: 3-minute candles
• Expiration time: 6–9 minutes

🧠 Objective:

Ride the momentum right after a strong breakout candle, aiming to catch fast, directional moves. No mean reversion here — this is all about going with the flow.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• EMA 10 – Short-term trend confirmation
• EMA 20 – Secondary trend confirmation
• RSI (14) – Momentum strength

📈 Buy Entry (Bullish Momentum):

• Price breaks above a recent swing high with a strong bullish candle
• RSI is between 50 and 70 (shows momentum, but not yet overbought)
• EMA 10 is above EMA 20
• Entry on the close of the breakout candle (aggressive) or on the retest of the breakout level (conservative)

📉 Sell Entry (Bearish Momentum):

• Price breaks below a recent swing low with a strong bearish impulse candle
• RSI is between 30 and 50
• EMA 10 is below EMA 20
• Entry on candle close or retest of breakdown level

📊 Chart Settings:

• Candlestick Timeframe: 1–3 minutes (scalping style)
• Expiration time: 5–7 minutes

• Works better in markets with strong direction.
• Ideal for catching the first or second impulse wave of a new trend
• You can combine it with price patterns like flags, pennants, or break/retest structures

🧠 Objective:

Exploit sideways price action by trading near well-defined support and resistance levels, anticipating bounces back and forth within the range.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Support and Resistance Zones (manually marked from previous highs/lows)
• RSI (14) – Overbought/Oversold conditions
• ATR (14) – Average True Range, to confirm range stability

↑ Buy Entry (Near Range Support):

• Price touches or dips slightly below a well-established support level
• RSI is below 35 and starting to turn up
• ATR is low or declining, indicating low volatility (range condition)
• A bullish candlestick pattern (e.g., hammer, bullish engulfing) forms near support

↓ Sell Entry (Near Range Resistance):

• Price touches or slightly breaks above a well-established resistance level
• RSI is above 65 and starting to turn down
• ATR remains low or declining
• A bearish candlestick pattern (e.g., shooting star, bearish engulfing) forms near resistance

📊 Chart Settings:

• Candlestick Timeframe: 5-minute
• Expiration Time: 8–10 minutes

• Avoid trading this during news events or high volatility periods
• Adjust your range zones every 1–2 hours to reflect recent price action

🧠 Objective:

Trade the moment when a range breaks, then price comes back to retest the broken range from the other side — ideal for sideways markets turning into trending ones.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Candlestick confirmation only

📈 Buy Setup (Bullish Range Flip):

• Identify a well-defined range (at least 3–5 touches on both support & resistance)
• Price breaks above the range resistance with a strong bullish candle
• Then price comes back down to retest the old resistance (now support)
• Look for a bullish confirmation candle at the retest (pin bar, engulfing, or strong body)
• Enter on close of confirmation candle

📉 Sell Setup (Bearish Range Flip):

• Identify a range with clean horizontal support
• Price breaks below support with a strong bearish candle
• It then retests the underside of the old support (now resistance)
• Look for a bearish candle rejecting the retest
• Enter on the close

📊 Chart Settings:

• Candle timeframe: 5-min or 15-min
• Expiration: 10–20 minutes
• Works best in assets transitioning from consolidation to trend

🧠 Objective:

Catch sharp reversals triggered by sudden volume spikes near key support/resistance, confirmed by EMA trend filters and momentum signals.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• MACD (12, 26, 9) for momentum confirmation
• EMA 50 (trend filter)
• Support and Resistance levels (manually identified)

↑ Buy Entry (Bullish Reversal):

• Price approaches a strong support level in a downtrend or sideways market
• MACD histogram shows decreasing bearish momentum (histogram bars shrinking)
• EMA 50 is either flat or sloping upward (trend neutral to slightly bullish)
• Price closes above EMA 50 or bounces off it
• Enter on the close of the reversal candle

↓ Sell Entry (Bearish Reversal):

• Price approaches a strong resistance level in an uptrend or sideways market
• MACD histogram shows decreasing bullish momentum (histogram bars shrinking)
• EMA 50 is either flat or sloping downward (trend neutral to slighty bearish)
• Price closes below EMA 50 or is rejected by it
• Enter on the close of the reversal candle

📊 Chart Settings:

• Candlestick timeframe: 5-minute or 15-minute candles
• Expiration time: 15–20 minutes

• EMA 50 helps filter trades to align with the broader trend or avoid trades against strong trends.
• Watch volume spikes carefully—they often signal exhaustion and potential reversal points.

🧠 Objective:

Identify periods of low volatility where price tightens (contracts) before an explosive breakout, allowing you to catch strong momentum moves as volatility expands.

🔧 Required Indicators:

• Bollinger Bands: Period 20, Deviation 2
• Average True Range (ATR): Period 14
• RSI: Period 14 (optional for momentum confirmation)

↑ Buy Entry:

• Bollinger Bands narrow significantly indicating a squeeze
• ATR value drops below its recent average, confirming low volatility
• Price breaks and closes above the upper Bollinger Band with a strong bullish candle
• RSI is rising but below 70 (to avoid overbought conditions)

↓ Sell Entry:

• Bollinger Bands narrow significantly indicating a squeeze
• ATR value drops below its recent average
• Price breaks and closes below the lower Bollinger Band with a strong bearish candle
• RSI is falling but above 30 (to avoid oversold conditions)

📊 Chart Settings:

• Candles: 5-minute or 15-minute candles
• Expiration time: 10–15 minutes