Crash And Boom Strategy
My name is Patrick and I am a professional foreign exchange and equity index trader who has been trading equities for 9 years. The start of the trading boom and crash markets began as a trading adventure with a scalper. In fact, in my first year of trading, over 95% of boom trader, I met, were scalpers.
I know there are other trading approaches to scalping, but these are the basic trading strategies I think are suited best to trading in boom and crash markets. Support of markets arranged in a boom-buy-crash market scenario with minimal risk-return ratios (without fluctuations), trading with small lot sizes. To confirm the way the market is structured (spikes / boom buys / crushes / sells situations), with a low risk / return ratio (no daily fluctuations), trading on a small lot size.
After 8 months of research, evaluating and examining broker systems, I have found that many of the things mentioned above allow traders to read and understand what is happening on binary and synthetic index markets. It is difficult to study all the tricks of the market, and there is no 100% perfect strategy. When it comes to trading synthetic indexes and currency pairs, I am not very good at fundamental analysis, but I find it easier to do technical analysis before making a trade.
In a boom market you buy into the boom market by buying long bull spikes and sell long bear spikes in a crash market. Trading between a boom and a crash requires good analysis by the trader to detect support and resistance before entering trading.
These characteristics make boom and crash uniquely difficult and frightening for beginners (see Figures 1-4). The currency pairs in the boom-crash structure can be bought and sold for spikes or tick periods.
When we get a spike we wait for the market to reach the EMA9 peak and break through the mark, and when there are more than 3 small candles, we close the trade and apply crash and boom. For those of us who trade daily, we are looking for a spike that devours more than 10 small candles, and we will hold until the market reaches EME9, where it stops rising for us to trade cash. When trading is booming, the RSI indicator is strong for buying regions in which prices are below the lower limit of the sales zone and above the upper limit in case of a crash (e.g. Below 500).
Price analysis and reviews can be found on the Weekend Boom and Crash Review page, so make a quick search for potential boom and crash peaks and troughs. Make sure you include in your diary the details of every trade you make and the reasons why you don’t. You can revisit your Trading Journal to evaluate your trades and see how you are progressing.
During trading booms and crashes, you must use the right batch sizes, which do not lead to capital losses in a short space of time. The movement of the underlying assets determines your AC gains and losses depending on the positions you hold. A crash below $500 should be respected as resistance to propping up the traded asset.
Trading strategies relate to price actions. People do not understand that nobody gives you a free and safe signal because the signal provider is sure that they will use it in their own business. What the provider gets for giving free signal will help you make huge money, but he / she will lose if the provider acquires the knowledge at a price he / she wants to earn.
The first strategy is not based on algorithms or probabilities. It uses special custom indicators to help you analyze the market.
In the chart below, the boom of the 500 index over a period of 1 hour, the two arrows are the EMA 200, which confirms the direction of the trend.
