15 Minute Trend Hunter Strategy
The trend hunter strategy is a faster pace strategy than a dialy strategy and is a great strategy if you are looking for a mechanical way to enter the market.
Created by Tradimo.
About this course
A good trading strategy for day trading on smaller time frames
The trend hunter strategy is a faster pace strategy than a dialy strategy and is a great strategy if you are looking for a mechanical way to enter the market.
This strategy allows you to combine this method with any other method of finding a bias or a market direction. Once you have your chosen direction, the 15 minute trend-hunter strategy provides you with a pin-point accurate entry that will also give you signals to quickly dump the trade if the market conditions change.
This strategy makes use of the parabolic SAR, RSI and ADX indicator and is great for those that wish to trade on smaller time frames and take multiple trades throughout the day.
Providing the market direction remains the same, the trend hunter strategy will get you right back into trades quickly so you don't close down and then miss the move.
Course take-aways:
- Learn a new method of fast pace trading
- Learn to combine indicators effectively as a first step to building your own strategies
- Learn to jump in and out of trends
- Discover a strategy that you can use on all instruments
- Fine tune entries in a trending market
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