Concrete, rule-based playbooks: breakouts, pullbacks, mean reversion, ranges, news and session plays.
Buy the dip in an uptrend, sell the rally in a downtrend — the workhorse strategy of trend-following traders.
Trade the moment price escapes a range or consolidation — catching momentum at the start of a new move.
Price tends to snap back toward its average after stretching too far, too fast — this strategy fades the extreme.
When a market refuses to trend, trade the boundaries — buy support, sell resistance, with discipline.
The London session opens with a volatility surge — this strategy trades the breakout of the Asian range.
The London-New York overlap brings peak liquidity and volume — here's how to trade the afternoon continuation or reversal.
Fast, small, frequent trades that harvest tiny price moves — high intensity, low tolerance for error.
Hold trades for days to weeks, capturing the meat of a multi-day move without staring at screens all day.
High-impact economic releases move markets in seconds — a specific, disciplined approach is required to trade them.
Align three timeframes — trend, structure, and trigger — to filter out low-quality setups and stack the odds.
Trade the retest of a fresh supply or demand zone left behind by a strong impulsive move, in the direction of that move.
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