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Any trading tactic must consist of five stages:
- determining of the global trend;
- determining of the beginning of the retracement from the global trend;
- awaiting for the completion of the retracement;
- receiving a confirmation from another indicator and open a position;
- placing Stop Loss and Take Profit orders.
Let’s consider all these stages in detail by the example of a trading tactic based on MACD and Parabolic.
Let’s suppose that:
- the trend is upward when the MACD is above zero and there is no bullish divergence from prices i.e. each new high on the prices chart
- is confirmed by another high of the indicator (the MACD );
- the trend is downward when the average over MACD is below zero and there is no bearish convergence with prices i.e. each new bottom on the prices chart
- is confirmed by another bottom of the indicator (the MACD);
- when the long term average crosses the short term average from top to downward we will consider it the beginning of the downward retracement. The prevailing trend must be upward;
- when the long term average crosses the short term average bottom-upwards we will consider it the beginning of the upward retracement. The prevailing trend must be downward.
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