Hi Traders,
In this week’s episode, Nathan will be showing you the start of one of the models he’s been developing which incorporates a trailing stop from a previous Trading Talk episode which a number of my clients have asked about. This model looks at an entry using the MACD and it was designed to go long in a trending market and utilizes the parabolic SAR to exit the trade.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
In this episode we continue the multi part series adding a second trend detection function into the current build. This functions goal is to help pin point the best areas and times on the chart to look for breakouts.
In this episode we create a multi timeframe trading signal, using the Oversold condition on the Daily RSI, combined with the breakout signal on the hourly timeframe, which helps pinpoint a high probability signal.
In this episode, we will check in on the previous versions of the model that we have been working on since episode 365, which are looking good right now.
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