In this episode, we take a look at the breakout indicator which is now in the Trade View X Charts, and use this indicator to build a strategy that looks at detecting trends in the market.
In this episode we build a trend trading strategy that looks for a MACD and RSI signal, and takes profit using an ATR multiplier.
In this episode, Eddie builds a scalping model in preparation for the upcoming Masterclass on the 11th of September.
In this episode, we build a universal percentage based take profit and stop loss that can be used across different symbols.
In this episode, we look at a take profit function that will close out positions when the price has moved a certain percentage from the Moving Average.
In this episode, we look at a trend trading strategy that waits for a pullback into support that gives a confirmation signal.
In this episode, we look at some big trends in the current market and create a detection function to detect and trade these trends.
In this episode, we take a look at the current market structure and determine the probability of the moves reversing and how often these market moves can happen.
In this episode, we look at techniques to keep track of back testing and build portfolios that match.
In this episode, we take a popular model, do some testing, and upgrades, and build a portfolio trading 5 symbols.
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