Follow the cycles of the institutions and big players
The Stoplight Trade takes Filtered AMACD and PowerZone markers and trades with 2 simple Bollinger Bands,
using the markers as entry points and bands for exit points. When the market reaches the upper band and plots a Behavioral Sell Marker, we go short in the market (emini S&P) until the middle and lower bands for targets. When the market reaches the lower band and plots a Behavioral Buy Marker, we are long in the market until the middle and upper bands for targets.
MARKER TRADING TECHNIQUE
The trading rules are simple...when a marker appears between 7:50 and 12:00PM EST, go long or short at the close of the bar with a 1X ATR Stop (14 period) and a 2X ATR Target (we use an ATR+1 tick stop just because we hate to see our stops hit, and then targets acheived). As you can see, using these markers as a straight entry signal on a 1 minute chart reveals a model with a positive expectancy.
Note:
Do not trade any system before adequately backtesting it, applying responsible risk control and money management principals. 94% of day traders fail within their first year of trading. These principals are at the core of what is taught in the classes and training seminars. Without them, no system will produce profits over time.
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