In this episode, we create multiple functions to help build more advanced strategies, this includes a spread checking function that helps reduce trading when spreads are increased like during news time and when the markets open.
In this episode, we look at the daily CCI to determine the direction of the markets. This indicator can be a great tool to determine momentum in the markets.
In this episode, we take a model from 2 years ago and test this with a tighter take profit target allowing the model to trade faster.
In this episode, we look at the current market structure of USD leading up to the US elections in 17 days.
In this episode, we add a small MA cross filter to reduce the amount of trades the model takes which increases the overall success of the algo.
In this episode, we build a calculation for the standard deviation z-score and create a strategy to trade the extreme levels.
In this episode, we build an inside bar detection algo that will trigger a trade when the market breaks outside these levels.
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.
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