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  • Description: Simple trend identification and

    following strategy

    Trigger: MACD crosses over zero line

    Target: Most recent pivot high (Bullish) or pivot low (Bearish)

    Stop: Most recent pivot low (Bullish), most recent pivot high,

    (Bearish)

    % Risk: no more than .5% of balance

    Position size: based on stop loss and % of balance

    Reward: Risk Ratio: minimum 1:1 on smaller time frames, 2:1

    on medium time frame, 4:1 on longer time frame

    Time Frame:any

    Price Cycle: n/a

    Time Cycle:n/a

    Volatility: any but works better the more active the market

    Seasonality: n/a

    News: avoid trading or having open trades 45 minute before

    major news release

    Time Relationship: n/a

    Secondary Conditions: Consider exiting if market starts

    consolidating

    SETUP

    Strategy Worksheet Name: EMA, MACD,RSI Created: 12/10/14

    Modified:

    Pattern:

    either bullish or bearish trend

    Indicators:

    EMA 50

    MACD 8,17,9

    RSI 14

    Techniques

    Entry: Enter when MACD

    closes above zero AND

    complete candle is above

    EMA (Bullish)

    or MACD closes below zero

    AND complete candle is

    below EMA

    Money Management: risk no

    more than .5% of balance.

    Manually trail stop on third

    to last candle.

    Manually exit if two of three

    indicators signal a reversal

    Exit:

    Setup:

    EMA pointing up, MACD above zero, RSI above 50

    (Bullish)

    EMA pointing down, MACD below zero, RSI below

    50 (Bearish)

    Exit: Stoploss just below

    most recent pivot low

    Takeprofit just above most

    recent pivot high (Bullish)

    Stoploss just above most

    recent pivot high Takeprofit

    just below most recent pivot

    low (Bearish)