Opening Drive Strategy

📊Intraday Trading Setup📊

⏰Timeframe: 15 Minute ( Candlestick chart)

⚙️Identify Bullish setup📉

• Red Massive Wide Range candle(1st Candle)
• Candle price lower low(1st,2nd Candle)
• Inside bar (2nd,3rd Candle)

🚦Entry Point

• Mark High of inside bar candle for long entry

🧲Stoploss point

• Mark Low of inside bar candle keep as stoploss

🎯Target Point

• Mark High & low of inside bar (High-Low=Difference Point or Percentage )

⚙️Identify Bearish setup📈

• Green Massive Wide Range candle(1st Candle)
• Candle price Higher High(1st,2nd Candle)
• Inside bar (2nd,3rd Candle)

🚦Entry Point

• Mark Low of inside bar candle for selling entry

🧲 Stoploss point

• Mark High of inside bar candle keep as stoploss

🎯Target Point

• Mark High & low of inside bar (High-Low=Difference Point or Percentage )

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Price Action Sandwich Trading Setup

The Sandwich Trading Setup

• The Sandwich Trading setup is a trading pattern that I love and this is my favorite trading setup. This sandwich trading setup is very effectively. There are some other trade patterns sort of similar to this but there is no one that trades this exact setup. I have found this to be a very reliable and profitable trade setup. Ok let’s get into the details, the Sandwich Trading is made up of multiple candles and involves an engulfing bar. It forms by the market going up or down sharply then having multiple small bars follow it. Then after those small bars a bigger bar engulfs the previous small bars. This essentially forms a sandwich and you will get a better idea of what it looks like as the article goes on.

  

  It can act as a reversal signal or a continuation signal depending on whether the 2nd big bar is bullish or bearish.
  

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• What a Sandwich Trading Looks Like

  The diagram below shows a bullish Sandwich Trading, notice how the price drops sharply down then it is followed by a couple small bars. Then an engulfing bar consumes all of the small bars since the sharp price drop. This is a simple example of a Sandwich Trading.

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  On this chart you get to see what a Sandwich Trading looks like on a real chart. Notice how there is a big move up, then some small bars and then an engulfing bar. Perfect setup for the Sandwich Trading, then the price rockets up after.

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  Characteristics of a Sandwich Trading

  • This sandwich trading setup it should be on strong support or resistance or at least a minor support resistance
  • The “big move” bar has to be bigger than the previous candle to be considered a big move
  • The bodies of the small bars can’t be bigger than 1/2 of the big move bar, the smaller the better
  • The small bars wicks don’t matter, the smaller the better
  • The engulfing bar must consume all the small bars
  • At least one small bar between the big move bar and the engulfing bar, the more small bars there are the better

  How to Trade the Sandwich Trading Setup

  Just like with any trade setup that forms, the best way to trade them is if they are on a strong support or resistance zone and with the overall trend. The same goes for the Sandwich Trading setup. By having the trade setup form on a strong support or resistance zone and with the overall trend of the market you are increasing the odds of a successful trade.

• Let’s take a look at a Sandwich Trading setup that has formed on a support or resistance zone along with going with the overall trend:

  With the chart below you can see that the market is trending down and the Sandwich Trading formed right on a resistance zone. The big move bar pierced the support zone then the market stalled with the small bars. Then the engulfing bar consumed the small bars and formed right on the broken support zone.

  

  Sandwich Trade With Support

  A Sandwich Trading setup can either act as a reversal pattern or a continuation pattern depending on where it forms. Let’s take a look at a reversal setup and a continuation pattern:

  This chart below you can see that the Sandwich Trading setup is a reversal setup. See how there was a small uptrend starting but then a Sandwich Trading setup formed at a resistance zone and the price reversed. This is a good example of a reversal setup.

  

  This chart is a great example of a continuation setup. The reason that this is a continuation pattern is because it is in an uptrend, the sandwich setup gives you a way to enter the trend on a pullback. One way to identify that it is a continuation pattern is for the big move bar to break through a support or resistance zone then have the small bars pullback and sit right on the support or resistance zone. Then have the engulfing bar form and consume the small bars. The chart of USDCHF below did just happened.

  

Entry and Stop Loss Placements for a Sandwich Trading

• Having the proper placement for the entry and stop loss is very important when trading. Setting up the entry and the stop loss incorrectly could lead to bad trades and poorly managed trades also. Getting the right entry and stop loss placement is vital to a successful trade.

  The entry for a Sandwich Trading is very simple, for a bullish setup you will place the entry on the high of the engulfing bar. For a bearish setup you will place the entry on the low of the engulfing bar, just like a normal engulfing bar.

  The diagram below shows where to place the entry and stop loss for a bearish Sandwich Trading setup

  

Conclusion

• The Sandwich Trading setup is a very solid trading pattern to and learning how to trade it will help you as a trader. This setup does not happen as much as other trading setups such as the pin bar or the engulfing bar but when it does form it is a very powerful setup. I hope this article about price action sandwich trading setup can make us as a traders more careful on seeing market will continue or reversal from main trend.

Swing Trading Setup Open=High & Open= Low

Timeframe: Daily 

In this system, we use Candlestick chart

Entry Rules for Long Trades:

• Bullish Candle
• Open=Low
• Mark High & low of the candle
• Entry point High of Candle
• Stop loss point low of candle
• Target Point is High & low difference
  

Entry Rules for Short Trades:

• Bearish Candle
• Open=High
• Mark High & low of the candle
• Entry point High of Candle
• Stop loss point low of candle
• Target Point is High & low difference

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Real Example of Buy Setup

Stochastic Oversold/Overbought Trading System

 Time frame: Any.

Indicator: Full Stochastic (16, 5, 3)

 

Full Stochastic (22, 9, 9), EMA 11 and EMA 5

Entry Position:

When EMA 5>EMA11 or EMA 5<EMA11, the Stochastic (22, 9, 9) lines’ crossover appears  – enter (or wait for the current price bar to close and then enter). I

 Exit Order:

When Stochastic (22, 9, 9) cross line or EMA 5 Crosses EMA 11.

 

 

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EMA, RSI, Trading System

 Timeframe: 1-hour.

In this system, we use 3 indicators:

1. 5-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA 5) applied to the Close.

2. 12-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA 12) applied to the Close.

3. 21-period RSI (RSI 21)

Entry Rules for Long Trades:

It’s simple. We enter a long trade when EMA 5 crosses EMA 12 to the

upside… AND our RSI 21 > 50.

Entry Rules for Short Trades:

Enter short when EMA 5 crosses EMA 12 to the downside.

AND RSI 21 < 50.

Stop loss = 20 – 30 pips… depending on the volatility of the currency

pair. For more volatile pair, like GBP/USD, stop loss = 30 . For less

volatile pair, like EUR/USD, use stop loss of 20 pips.

Timeframe: 1-hour

Exit Rules for Long Trades:

Exit the trade when EMA 5 crosses back below EMA 12

Or when RSI 21 < 50.

Or when price stalls at major resistance, trendline, pivot points,

Fibonacci projection target.

Or when bearish engulfing patterns or inverted hammer patterns form.

Exit Rules for Short Trades:

Exit our short trade when EMA 5 crosses above EMA 12

OR RSI 21 > 50

 

In the pictures below EMA, RSI, Trading System in action.

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EMA's Bands with RSI filter

 Time Frame 15 min or higher.

Currency pair : any,

 

Set of Ema's from fast 5 period exponential moving average color Dark Blu to at slow 21 period exponential moving average color dark blue);

RSI filter (7 period);

MACD with EMA periods (10, 20,3, 7,).

 

Standard Platform for trading forex indicators:

Set of Ema's from fast 5 period exponential moving average color Dark Blu to at slow 21 period exponential moving average color aqua);

RSI (9 period);

MACD periods (5, 26,1,).

 

Rules for EMA's Bands with RSI filter

 

Buy conditions:

5 EMA Fast above 21 EMA slow;

RSI filter red bars;

MACD with EMA >0.

 

Sell conditions:

5 EMA Fast above 21 EMA slow;

RSI filter red bars;

MACD with EMA >0.

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EMA's Bands with RSI filter

 

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EMA's Bands with RSI filter

 

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EMA's Bands with RSI filter

 

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EMA's Bands with RSI filter

 

 

Rules for EMA's Bands with RSI filter with standar trading platform

 

Buy Conditions:

 

·         MACD should be above the 00 line;

·         RSI must be below 70 line or above 30 line;

·         Candle must be close above EMA area;

·         Red or blue EMA must be clear in the chart. ( not covered by other ema).

 

Sell Conditions:

·         MACD should be below 00 line

·         RSI must be above 30 or below 70 line

·         Candle must close below the EMA area

Red or Blue EMA must be clear in the chart.( not covered by other EMA)

 

Exit position options

For buy when 5 EMA fast is below 21 Ema slow.

For Sell when 5 EMA Fast is above 21 Ema slow.

Initital Stop loss on the previous swing after n-pips in gain (n-pips= the nubers of the pips from entry point at the stop loss) move stop loss at the entry poiont or more.

Others optios for make profit:

Profit Target, ratio 1.5 stop loss or you can close trade when candle close inside the ema area.

 

 

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