snappyfrog 731 posts msg #158493 - Ignore snappyfrog modified |
2/1/2022 7:20:05 AM
Always being one to play with different combinations of indicators
on swing setups, the early morning is a quiet time to ponder situations
such as this.
I am looking at the Weekly EMA(5) plotted on a daily chart, therefore;
plotted as EMA(25). So, when close has crossed above the EMA(25),
we know that we have a possible start to an uptrend move.
Adding the NVI (negative volume index) and PVI (positive volume index),
I am looking for each of these indicators to be higher than they were 5 days ago.
So, with a possible uptrend move, along with Institutional traders (NVI)
and Retail traders (PVI) supporting the move, I am looking at the first signal
after a downtrend.
You can look at "historical" on any chart to see what I mean by the
1st signal.
Anyone want to add to this or suggestions?
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snappyfrog 731 posts msg #158494 - Ignore snappyfrog |
2/1/2022 7:25:49 AM
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xarlor 587 posts msg #158497 - Ignore xarlor |
2/1/2022 8:52:32 AM
I like your pre-market musings, snappy!
After reviewing several charts with your filter, one big question jumped out. What's a good exit strategy that gets us out of false signals or takes profits off the table? I decided on "When 2 of the 3 conditions are false, exit." Below is the visualization of your entry and my exit.
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snappyfrog 731 posts msg #158502 - Ignore snappyfrog |
2/1/2022 7:11:51 PM
Unfortunately, I can't see the advanced subscription.
I presently use a trailing stop loss for protection.
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snappyfrog 731 posts msg #158503 - Ignore snappyfrog |
2/1/2022 7:16:49 PM
Maybe,
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snappyfrog 731 posts msg #158510 - Ignore snappyfrog |
2/2/2022 5:58:31 AM
I really don't like using the EMA, NVI and PVI to determine the exit point.
My preference would be a standard ATR stop loss or a trailing
stop loss using an EMA of about 1/2 of the EMA used for entry.
In this case, since the EMA(25) is used as an entry, I would use
a CLOSE BELOW the EMA(13) or less as an exit strategy.
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