Superalgos - Tutorial Step - Wouldn't It Be Nice?

Tutorial Step - Wouldn't It Be Nice?

Summary: How cool would it be to be able to predict the continuation of a downturn once the trend is already established?

Predicting the reversal of a well-established trend is a very tricky task. The analysis we just did for April 10th is a good example: while the breakdown in the 1H and 4H time frames marked a trend reversal in the intermediate-term, the long-term trend remained intact.

A safer approach to trading is predicting the continuation of a trend that is already established!

Remember Rule 8? Closes outside the Bollinger Bands are initially continuation signals!

Defining a Trading Idea — TOC

You just did step 23 in the tutorial.

1. Defining a Trading Idea Tutorial

2. Tutorial - Defining a Trading Idea

3. Tutorial Step - Before we start...

4. Tutorial Step - Ready to Mine..?

5. Tutorial Step - Let's Mine Some Data..!

6. Tutorial Step - Why Test Trading Ideas..?

7. Tutorial Step - The Trading Process

8. Tutorial Step - The Appropriate Context

9. Tutorial Step - The Entry Rules

10. Tutorial Step - The Prediction

11. Tutorial Step - The Testing Mechanism

12. Tutorial Step - Let's Go On a Field Trip!

13. Tutorial Step - Are We Up to Date..?

14. Tutorial Step - BB On the Charts!

15. Tutorial Step - Bollinger Bands Rules

16. Tutorial Step - Can You Think of Any Ideas?

17. Tutorial Step - Breakdown of the BBs

18. Tutorial Step - What Else is Going On?

19. Tutorial Step - Let's Zoom Out!

20. Tutorial Step - The Big Picture!

21. Tutorial Step - What Do We Make of This?

22. Tutorial Step - Look to Your Left!

23. Tutorial Step - Wouldn't It Be Nice?

24. Tutorial Step - March 7th to March 12th

25. Tutorial Step - We've got Two Hypotheses!

26. Tutorial Step - What Is Missing?

27. Tutorial Step - Let's Define the First Two!

28. Tutorial Step - Entry Rules

29. Tutorial Step - Predictions and Testing

30. Tutorial Step - Et Voilà..!

31. Tutorial Step - Ready For The Next One..?

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