Forex Trend line Strategy Introduction

Trend line can do 2 phakathi 1 iphakethe lakho. Yebo, ungenalo ngisho udinga ukusebenzisa nezinye ukuhlaziywa lobuchwepheshe noma izinkomba ukudayisa ngaphandle uzizwa ukungaqiniseki ngaleso sikhathi.

If you think that trend line is useless, then I want you rethink again. Trend line is one of big boy traders do.

Anyway, here is what trend line can do for you:

• Trend lines can help you to find good entry point
• Trend lines can help you to find the appropriate stop loss

The concept of trend line is the same as ukwesekwa nokumelana but trend line is more unique in my opinion. You just need to connect two swing points, then you just made your own trend line.

How to Create a Trend Line

For creating an uptrend trend line, connect two points of tops.

For creating a downtrend trend line, connect two points of bottoms.

Okulula?

Yebo, it is…

The Forex Trend Line Trading Method:

Let me outline the steps for this method:

• Tfola mkhuba
• Switch from the big timeframe to lower timeframe
• Create a trend line
• Set entry, stop loss and target

Isinyathelo 1: Tfola mkhuba

We want to see the market is either trending down or up.

Open your chart and set a 150 umchazi isilinganiso sokuhamba.

Khumbula, trend line works best when the market is trending. If the trend is consolidate, then steps aside for a while.

Trending Up

If the trend is up, we’re only looking for buy

Isibonelo 1:

Isibonelo 2

Trending down

If the trend is down, we’re only looking for ukuthengisa.

Isibonelo 1:

Isibonelo 2:

Isinyathelo 2: Switch to lower timeframe

If the timeframe that you use for the previous step is daily, then switch over to 4hr or 1hr.

If it is 4hr timeframe, then switch it to 1hr or 30min timeframe.

Why do we need to switch over the timeframe??

Refer to the chart below. Once we’ve already identify main trend (ukuthengisa) from the main timeframe (nsuku zonke), then switch over to smaller one (4 ihora) to look for signals that follow the direction of the trend (sell signal only).

The signal comes from the trend line itself which we’ll learn in the next two steps.

Isinyathelo 3: Create a trend line/trend lines

Implement what you’ve learned in the introduction section.

Isinyathelo 4: Indawo yokungena

So when you’ll make an entry?

Set a pending order on the high or low of the candlestick that closed and approach the trend line.

Thenga Entry:

When the candlestick closed and respect/approached the trend line, then set pending order on or 1 pip higher of the highs of that candlestick.

Thengisa Entry:

When the candlestick closed and respect/approached the trend line, then set pending order on or 1 pip higher of the lows of that candlestick.

Amathiphu: If a candlestick close with a long wick on the trend line, then it indicates strong rejection and likely will create an impact to the market.

Misa ukulahlekelwa:

Ngoba Thenga: Set the stop loss below the candlestick.

Ngoba ethengisa: Set the stop loss above the candlestick.

Profit Target:

Ngoba Thenga: target the previous resistance.

Ngoba ethengisa: target the previous support

The Tips: Further confirmation

#1 – Combine the trend line strategy with candlestick patterns.

The yellow highlight on the chart shows a pin bar pattern. It is one of the candlestick pattern that indicates a reversal. Notice the price bounce back up tremendously.

#2 – Combine the trend line strategy with indicators

I- inkomba Stochastic line was at the oversold area. Oversold area indicates weakness of selling.

The Forex Trend Line Strategy Method In A Nutshell:

Ngakho-ke, let me copy whole important outline of what you’ll be doing with this method:

• Tfola mkhuba
• Switch from the big timeframe to lower timeframe
• Create a trend line
• Misa entry, stop loss and target
• Akuphoqelekile: Increase trading confirmation with – Candlestick Pattern, – inkomba

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