High accuracy #MACD strategy for #shortterm #mediumterm swing trades and investment.
1. Never buy a stock with monthly MACD (12,26,9) below signal line.
2. Buy a stock when monthly MACD(12,26,9) just crossed and settled above signal line.
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1) Psychology Mistakes - Don't change your stand after entering a trade
Everyone think against his own trade after entering a trade.
- Don't move SL accept it
- Don't exit before SL hit
You analysis is💩 once you are in a trade and that will improve with time.
2) Position Size Mistakes - Don't enter with big quantity at once
Intraday is a game of small SL and you might hit SL even if your analysis is correct.
Give chart some space to move and let it take your SL of 1000 quantity but if it moves in your fav then increase it to 2-3k
3) Still want to take Big Position size ??
Only when SL is very tight -
1) Naukri - Explained in chart
2) Reversal Big Quantity explained in BNF
4) Time frame mistakes -
Many beginners only trade with 3-5 min TF
Dude you know nothing in 3-5 min TF, its like taking trades from ground floor and pro traders checking daily TF are at 5th floor.
Their sight from 5th floor is better
Explained here
Time Frame importance -
— My First Stock (@myfirststock99) May 14, 2022
1) 3 min - For Execution
( indicators provide early signals and less reliable)
2) 15 min - to look at trend of week, Support and Resistance of last 4-5 days
3) Daily - to check current trend and Short Term S-R (More reliability)
Charts - pic.twitter.com/SWHcQQ8m0F
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