Update: Backtested January and February, excluding holidays. Trade session was made between 0630-0900 PST with a maximum of 2 losses per day. 1 ES contract per trade, set target profit is 2 points and stoploss is 1 tick above/below the signal bar. I didn't factor in the commissions since it varies by broker. The setups were also tweaked a little bit. It's easy to look for the setups in hindsight, therefore take this stats with a grain of salt and results will be different on live sessions. January 3-31 Total trades: 105 Total days: 20 Avg trade per day: 5.25 Profit factor: 3.41 W/R: 82% Winners: 86 Losers: 19 Avg win: $100 Avg loss: -$132.89 Gross profit: $8600 Gross loss: -$2525 Net Profit: $6075 February 3-25 (somehow my chart doesnt show Feb. 1st and 2nd) Total trades: 96 Total days: 16 Avg trade per day: 6 Profit factor: 6.36 W/R: 88% Winners: 85 Losers: 11 Avg win: $100 Avg loss: -$121.59 Gross profit: $8500 Gross loss: -$1337.5 Net Profit: $7162.5 January & February Total trades: 201 Total days: 36 Avg trade per day: 5.6 Profit factor: 4.43 W/R: 85% Winners: 171 Losers: 30 Avg win: $100 Avg loss: -$128.75 Gross profit: $17100 Gross loss: -$3862.5 Net Profit: $13237.5
Amazing statistics. I like your idea of stopping after two losses. That way, if you are in a choppy low range market, you don't continue to take the paper cuts all day long.
Sounds like you found a way to trade successfully with a smaller stop. Do you have a feel for the average stop loss you used? The cool thing about using ES instead of NQ, is the commission per contract is the same for both, but ES is $50 a point, NQ $20 so more bang for the commission buck.
@@richardgayton1337 I haven't trade it yet on sim, so I'm not sure how the results will be. As I mentioned, I marked all the setups from the backtest. But obviously wouldnt do that on live knowing I will be very selected with the entries, specially if the signal bar has big risk, then I wouldn't take it.
I am obsessed with Hoagies (great name). March 10, 2022 ES traded Hoagies all day. 10 EMA, 1 minute, 3 pt Stop. 5 pt Target for ATR 5, 4 T for ATR 4, and 3 T for ATR 3. I took every Hoagie trade even trying 3 times on a few Hoagies looking for breaks over one point. Not profitable. Also no profit in taking breaks against the 10 EMA angle. If its slanting down, only take shorts and vis versa. Taking only trend conforming breaks and only 1 attempt, I got 10 Winners 1 loser. 33 total winning points minus 3pts losing=30 pts x $50. In psychology we call this a one subject experiment with limited applicability, but a nice working hypothesis to test.
I am Flabbergasted of this hidden Gem. I truly think that you have brought something to the table that many people will be able to eat of, me including.
Backtested this on Sim … using 5 min chart for bias and it’s a really powerful strategy. This one combined with the 2b setups and the days are green. Thank you! 🙏🏻
It’s sad that your not creating videos but I’m sure you have your reasons… I would like to tell you that you have completely changed my trading style with the simple strategies you posted. Not sure you heard this enough but you are truly amazing and i thank you from the bottom of my heart for the profitability and confidence your ideas have provided me.
just coming back to brush up on my skills… thanks again for this amazing content, hope all is well!🙏🏽 your content has allowed me to become a funded trader and receive multiple payouts
Hi Zeff, I tried this trategy in ES with 16 range bars, work very well, making 10+ points everyday !, thanks for your indicator, this works in tranding market.
I back tested this with ES 2000t from February 3rd to 25th using a manual backtester. I tweaked it a little bit and filtered some trades. Target profit is 2 points ($100) with 1 contract. Trades were made between 0630 and 0900 PST. No more trades after 2 losses in a row or per trading day. Results: Total trades: 96 Total days: 16 Avg trade per day: 6 Profit factor: 6.36 W/R: 88% Winners: 85 Losers: 11 Avg win: $100 Avg loss: -$121.59 Gross profit: $8500 Gross loss: -$1337.5 Net Profit: $7162.5
Pretty amazing stats. I wonder if February was just an amazing time and if we spread it out further across time it would be lower (Which can still be amazing). Why did you go with only 2pts for a profit target and what was your stop? Thanks for testing that out.
@@quanttradeedge2514 I'll try to back test January and see if the results will be similar. Spent a lot of time which target is profitable, $150, $200, $250, $300 and $100 is the most profitable target and has the highest win rate. But I almost took every single set up. $200 came second with about 70%wr, but around $1500 less in net profit. Although, entries were only made with good signal bar. Results might be different with less filters. Stop loss depend on the signal bar size (between 2-4 points SL) and limit order entries after quarter(25%) retracement off the signal bar. Overall, it's a nice setup. ES on 2000 ticks chart is easy to read. Thanks for sharing.
So that would be my next step - and you already went there. Finding objective ways to classify the signal bar. What filter did you use on the signal bar?
Incredible video and approach to the markets. I will be studying this very video thoroughly and taking notes. Just quick glancing at NQ charts and all of these setups are viable. Thank you for your time and explanation.
I've been trading this on the nq futures with excellent results . I am so humbled and grateful for the gentleman that you are. I pray for your blessings because you have been a blessing to me. I'm subscribing and will watch closely all of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing openly your wisdom. I've been trading part time for years and full time for the past six months and this is video has more wisdom than some courses I've taken. If you need an office assistant, scribe, trainee for apprinticeship I humbly ask for your consideration. I've been scalping on the nq for many months for ticks and can see the patience discipline and intelligence of your setups that are very profitable. Do you have a process of progressively adding to the winners? I am trading mechanically and am very much interested in your teaching. Thank you again.
Wow...I've stared at the charts for so long but you have just put the X-ray on the skeleton with these 2 concepts and if I just put the stop on the previous pivot I can see the gains with very few losers..which I'm glad to pay no problems. Thank you
Thank you ! This video was awesome, I really like your style. Thanks for sharing this and for explaining things to clearly ! Please show any "mean reversion" trades if you have any you would like to share ?
You set a fixed target based on ATR. You trail stops behind the previous bar. If you are letting some thing run, it is because you have a higher timeframe view and were using this scalp method as the entry for it.
Big volumes follow through which usually is associated with breaking a good level, you may increase your profit target to the next level you see on the 15+ minutes chart.
Trying this out, looks super interesting and had a few working trades on a simulator. But also had some failiors so gotta tweak and learn more to fully get it. But appreciate you sharing this!
So i only backtested this 4 days checking with previous data, only 10 trades (4 winners 2 losers 4 breakevens) on the first 2h NY session (S&P500) so the sample is very small, i tried trailing behind each bar after certain threshold aaaaaand i'm up 50+ points, so this is either a huge fluke or this strategy is insanely good. Cheers and thanks for the Video.
Hi QTE, thank you for taking the time to create this video, however there are a few things that are still unclear to me. I will use your short scalp setup as an example (timestamp 0:09). Firstly, I assume that the "setup bar" is the first candle (green) in your short scalp structure, is this correct? If this is true, I will label the setup bar as "C1", the red candle as "C2" and the blue candle as "C3". I identify a "C1" on my chart and look to confirm a higher high and higher low on a consecutive "C2". "C2" has a higher high and higher low with respect to "C1", so I analyze a consecutive "C3". *Question 1:* Do I analyze "C3" with respect to "C2" or "C1"? In your first example, if I analyze "C3" with respect to "C1", "C3" would necessarily need to be a red (down) candle in order to satisfy the Close(C3) < Open(C1) criteria. However, I realize that "C3" need not always be a red (down candle) with respect to "C1", as it is possible for a green (up candle) "C3" to have a closing price below "C1"'s opening price, it would just be positioned lower on the chart, below "C1"s opening price. Again, in your first example, If I analyze "C3" with respect to "C2" (instead of "C1"), "C3" could be either a red (down candle) or green (up candle), so long as its closing price is below the opening price of "C2" in order to satisfy the Close(C3) < Open(C2) criteria. Do I understand this correctly? I suspect the reason why you used the color blue for your "C3" candle was to illustrate the flexibility of the type of candle (green or red) that "C3" could be, but in your first example, "C3" would _necessarily_ have to be a red candle _if I were to analyze it with respect to "C1"_ and this is where I need the clarification. *Question 2:* Once the criteria is met for a long or short, I assume the ideal entry point to be the opening price of the _fourth_ consecutive candle, is this correct? *Question 3:* When you switch to the 1 minute chart (time stamp 1:34), you display several arrow signals that indicate long entries above the 10 EMA. Which candlestick do these arrow signals point to? Do they point to any of the long scalp structure candles ("C1", "C2", "C3")? Or do they point to the _recommended_ entry point candle ("C4")? Thank you.
Being able to do this manually is the problem, its very hard to get into these trades manually. I tried this today (4/12/24) from open to 11am, got 3 winners, all were 6 pointers cause ATR was near or at 12 at the time of the trades. I set up OCO orders for 2pt profit target all the way to 12 pt profit target and simply swapped to the relevant one with each attempt. I have a question as to when is the trade considered invalidated; say we get a short setup below EMA, we enter 1 tick below the low of the signal bar, but price does not move through it and instead reverses, going past the high of that candle. is that considered a failed signal bar and we discontinue the order? thanks for your time Also, i understand the stop..but saying each of these moves had 30+ points in them is confusing because isnt the profit target much lower? so you would move the stop up each minute, but does that mean youre also moving the profit target instead of waiting for it to get to 1/2 ATR?
Nice set up. I back tested ES 1 minute yesterday with ATR around 4. So went for 4 T 8 Stop. 10EMA. Very successful but ES is squirrely with sudden 8 pt changes of price which wrecks trend so sometimes difficult to anticipate. I will paper trade it tomorrow. Thanks for teaching us about these setups. Please keep it coming.
ES typically has a lower ATR than NQ. Recently it has had nice big ranges. The key is just to test this over a long enough period of time. And if these statistics work out well over 67% - Then you just have to mechanically take each one and know that you'll come out ahead over time.
Paper traded this on Ninjatader with this set up on ES Feb 23 (I don't trade NQ yet), but it took a while to spot the set up in real time and I flubbed my first entries. So I backtested this evening from 6:30 am PST to 4:30 pm PST on one minute chart, 4pt T 8 pt stop. 14 Winners at 4pts each, 2 losers 8pts of stop each. Total potential trading just T and S: 40 pts at $50 a point. If you were able to expertly manage the trade, the profit was double that. Of course real trading, paper trading and backtesting are all different things and with each increase in reality, results degrade. Still wonderful set up. Many thanks.
Glad you are enjoying the content. Identifying the pattern in real time will get easier with experience. You could also consider using a higher time frame, like 2m or 5m. Your ATR would go up, but it does give you a little more time to react and set up your orders.
@@DTWFOREX As I look back learning more about ATR and ranging days, I think the trade worked so well that day because it was a major trending day on ES. Unusual for that market.
@@richardgayton1337 I agree, I think this strat works best on NQ, if you can take half off or get SL to BE and hit a runner...you would need 1 of this day on NQ, even MNQ
I really like this -- just stumbled across your channel recently & have been looking at these patterns now for a couple of days. They do form frequently & are really high probability. Do you have any other videos w/ subject matter about these setups or live recorded trades? Thanks-
Hi QTE, I'm practicing this scalping strat and love it! Do you look at trends and ranges to determine skipping entries? This morning (9/5/2023) the MNQ was in a range for a while after open. A signal candle occurred at 0923cst but I skipped it since it was just at the top trendline I drew. Of course it would have made 10pts since I didn't take it ;) Appreciate any advice!
heyy! what confirmation do you wait for when entering? do you wait for price to move away from the 10 ema then you look for setups? or candle wicks have to touch the ema? Appriciate it✊
I use the classic Trader Workstation in IB. Remember, not all of this needs to be traded, but is needed to read the structure to catch the bigger moves.
This video is fantastic. By chance do you have or are you aware of an indicator that can help pick out this structure on trading view? If not do you know anyone that can code one for me ?
is there a specific name of this market structure or candle pattern ? also can you explain the "hoagies" better in depth.maybe you have a video explaining that a bit clearer? maybe i can see if the indicator is avail. is this indicator you have avail for tradeovate ?@@quanttradeedge2514
Hej thank you for this strategy! The only thing I don’t understand, how do you know where to go out of the trade, sure you see now how it played out but in the trade what’s the exit strategy?
Hi, I am sorry for leaving a comment on your old video. I was searching for NQ scalp video and came to your channel. I was watching one of your video and you mentioned Hogie(?). And then I came to this video but after watching this video I am not 100% sure about Hogie strategy rule. Is there a video that explain about Hogie more in detail? I totally understood the first strategy 100% and will start using. Thank you.
A hoagie happens when you have one relatively large bar, and then more than one more bar stays inside the range of that original large bar. It is like an extended version of an inside bar. As it pertains to gann bar counting, I do not count the wiggles that happen inside of a hoagie.
great vid, question though... in your first diagram (for long example) you make it seem like the 3rd candle BODY needs to close above the previous candle high, but then in several of the long examples on the chart, the middle candle had a long upper wick so the next entry candle the body closed above the previous body but not completely above the previous wick high. Does the body need to close above the wick to be considered a proper trigger? or is it enough for the second green candle to just close slightly above the previous green candle close? And do you wait for the second green candle to close first or just as soon as it crosses up?
Thanks for your strategy I’ve got a feeling this will make me profitable eventually!! quick question if you’ve seen a setup and your waiting for it to break the high so you can enter, if it doesn’t trigger on the next candle but it does on the follow candle would you still take the trade or do you cancel the order If it doesn’t trigger on the next candle
If it's an inside candle, then you can take it on the next candle. Look over a lot of charts and gather statistics for yourself as to winning percentages when there's an inside bar versus not. The key to any strategy is doing the work to build the confidence in it so that you can stick through it during the lean times.
Okay thanks for that advice, your right ive got much more back testing to do! Do you by any chance have the code you use to get the signals on your chart? I tried to code my own on chat gpt but it was a disaster 😅
Alright a couple questions: 1. going back to your diagram and comparing to the real cart. The first candle can be any color. But the middle candle needs to be bullish for a buy and bearish for a sell? Seems like you say the bar color matters but the indicator doesn't seem to care if the 1st candle is red or green. 2. I am looking at your arrows and I slightly confused. Your setups are only if they break above the arrow candle on the NEXT candle correct?
Regarding your order entries, I use a preset bracket or oco order but I usually market into a position- are you setting a limit buy (for going long) at the break of a level or are you using market orders quickly once it clears?
Great setup, thanks! just one question, i see the first green arrow, but why is the arrow not on the green candle just one minute before. it appears to have met the criteria as well.
I usually trade the this scalp strategy on the fast 500-tick chart, where the ATR often drops below 10 points, but still provides plenty of opportunities. Is it still valid to trade as long as the 1-minute chart's ATR remains above 10? Is that enough alone to signal a favorable market environment? Or should I find a new ATR minimum for the 500-tick chart/maybe move up to the 1000-tick?
I have never tried it on a tick chart. I would imagine the ATR on the chart you are trading is the relevant one. The testing is the only way to find out for sure.
Yes. Typically, you will get a bad scalp set up when the trend is going to fail. So, my only taking the good scalp set ups, you helped so I can do better batch of scalps.
I've never thought of a max value. Usually the more range the better. But you can reduce your size for an extremely high range as your stop is proportional to your target, which is proportional to ATR.
@@quanttradeedge2514 i dont think i worded my question correctly. Using the ATR as a measure at what point would you consider the market too complacent to trade. Thx
hey i just came across your videos nice stuff! question for you, when looking at the third candle(the break of middle) do you want the boddy to close above the middle candle or does it matter? thank you in advanced.
Hi I'm not sure if you are monitoring this thread anymore, but if you are, this is Richard and I have been studying your Hoagies and Scallops and trading them for several months but have not understand how you move your stops. From watching your scalloping videos I see you are setting the initial stop with order entry depending on the size of the signal bar or is it just based on the ATR at that moment? e.g. ATR 15 you set stop at 15? If the signal triggers and goes in your direction, when do you move the stop. Do you wait for another entire minute to elapse and lets say you are in up trend, move it to the top of the signal bar or wait for the next bar to close and place it at the top of that bar? Many thanks for your ideas and videos. Is there another platform you can be followed on?
I would typically wait for each minutes bar to complete and then move the stop behind the previous bar. Sometimes other bar count criteria come into play. For example if it's only the first violation, I may stay with it but once we know that a 2e has formed, you want to be quick to exit on a violation of the previous bar.
@@quanttradeedge2514 Thank you as always!! Got it. Could you explain a 2e?? I'd like to learn more bar count criteria to know how to catch bigger moves off these patterns. I trade both as scalps every a.m. with fixed T & Stops e.g. Hoagie 5.5T 10S. I study Brooks and Fuller. Anyone else you suggest? Best wishes.
As long as its inside. I haven't done the research on extreme numbers and whether they are more likely to have a false break out or not. Check out the daily euro chart a month or so ago - there was a very long hoagie on the daily chart.
I’ve created a script for this on TradingView. It’s filtered to only show trades in accordance with the closing price relative to the ema. It’s called “QTE inspired scalp” and I’ve put it in the community scripts on TV. I can send anyone the code if they want it 🙏
@@quanttradeedge2514 thanks! Just piggy backing off your ideas. Going through all of your material. I may come back with some questions on other topics if that’s ok
are you closing these trades fully at the half ATR typically, or take profit and set stop to entry? could you explain your take profit strategy with this trade strategy? and is there any indicator for this on trading view?
Hoagies and the other one minute scalp (I called it a scallop. Do you call it that?) easy, profitable to follow and trade if I avoid temptation of a falling ATR. Do you have other 1 minute scalps in your bag of trades?
You can trade it either way - depends on your own personality. Custom tailor a strategy to fit your psyche such that you can stay with it. Some people need quick in and out, others are more patient to let things run. You can do a hybrid and trail a stop below previous candle.
@@quanttradeedge2514 I do like the trailing the stop more. Any advice on when to take profits for hoagies or can we trail it like in this video as well?
You have a gift for explaining things!!! Thank you sir for what you do! I tried to use Discord Link but it said it was expired. Can I please join? Thanks!
Hello: can the hoogie pattern be used at any time of the day when it occurs? I mean, the structure can be applied as high probability in both European and American sessions? Thanks
Yes - preferably in a trending market that is respecting the 10 ema. As with most TA, you want an active session vs. middle of the night low volume chop.
@@quanttradeedge2514 Hi QTE...this answers my prior question but didn't think of the right term.....why do you recommend not taking outside bars as signal bars?
Outside bars use up a lot of juice. You typically get a nice thrust off of a narrow bar. Think about on the daily chart after you have a trend day - you tend to oscillate around for a while to digest the move.
Didnt find a question about this, but do you ignore if the next required bar is an inside bar? and if you get confirmation from the ,lets say third bar in this case, you go with that? Or strictly 2x 1min bars? Thanks in advance
Trading scallops last week ES 3T 3S I entered a couple of trades at the the signal bar with stop market orders. Both times I got 1-2 full pts slippage making trades losers. (Optimus Rithmic) On these scalp trades are stop limits or stop markets better? Is either one significantly safer if we get a sudden market move?
I typically only use stop market. If you are getting significant slippage in ES, that is a sign of a disorderly market and perhaps a time to sit out. Our assumptions of risk are based on our stop - If the market is so disorderly that they stop on some thing as liquid as ES is significant- it's time to take your marbles and wait to play another day. Jmho. Remember, we have the advantage of not having to engage every day. It's better to engage only when your risk is measurable and the odds are squarely in your favor.
This is a good strategy but im not a fan of the stops. When the ATR is over 40 points and your stop is 2 x the ATR its a huge loss when it snaps against you
Do you ever use fair value gaps in your trading? Also, I know you said you like to use this strat in the first two hours of the day. What is your go to strat for ES or NQ in the afternoon when ATR is lower?
@@quanttradeedge2514 I know you get many requests for videos and I think you have slowed down making them due to other obligations. If you ever get a chance to show your favorite use of gaps in a video, I'd love to see it. I just discovered them and really interesting how well price respects them in trending markets. I haven't seen Karate Kid in the longest time...ha! If I am interpreting Miyagi's words correctly, "the best trading strategy is to not trade low ATR at all"
I'm usually pretty good at understanding these things, but here, looking at your arrows highlighting the candles, are assuming an entry right at the top or bottom of the candle? Feeling dumb asking this.
For a long trade, it is a buy stop at the top of the candle. All of the trades are done with a stop entry and there is a stop at a target that are automatically triggered when the trade enters.
Coming back and manually testing 100 samples would be a great way to build confidence in a system and give you immense insight into variations and nuances. With regards to percentage earnings, that completely depends on your money management (position sizing) algorithm.
Update: Backtested January and February, excluding holidays. Trade session was made between 0630-0900 PST with a maximum of 2 losses per day. 1 ES contract per trade, set target profit is 2 points and stoploss is 1 tick above/below the signal bar. I didn't factor in the commissions since it varies by broker. The setups were also tweaked a little bit.
It's easy to look for the setups in hindsight, therefore take this stats with a grain of salt and results will be different on live sessions.
January 3-31
Total trades: 105
Total days: 20
Avg trade per day: 5.25
Profit factor: 3.41
W/R: 82%
Winners: 86
Losers: 19
Avg win: $100
Avg loss: -$132.89
Gross profit: $8600
Gross loss: -$2525
Net Profit: $6075
February 3-25 (somehow my chart doesnt show Feb. 1st and 2nd)
Total trades: 96
Total days: 16
Avg trade per day: 6
Profit factor: 6.36
W/R: 88%
Winners: 85
Losers: 11
Avg win: $100
Avg loss: -$121.59
Gross profit: $8500
Gross loss: -$1337.5
Net Profit: $7162.5
January & February
Total trades: 201
Total days: 36
Avg trade per day: 5.6
Profit factor: 4.43
W/R: 85%
Winners: 171
Losers: 30
Avg win: $100
Avg loss: -$128.75
Gross profit: $17100
Gross loss: -$3862.5
Net Profit: $13237.5
Amazing statistics. I like your idea of stopping after two losses. That way, if you are in a choppy low range market, you don't continue to take the paper cuts all day long.
Sounds like you found a way to trade successfully with a smaller stop. Do you have a feel for the average stop loss you used? The cool thing about using ES instead of NQ, is the commission per contract is the same for both, but ES is $50 a point, NQ $20 so more bang for the commission buck.
@@richardgayton1337 I haven't trade it yet on sim, so I'm not sure how the results will be. As I mentioned, I marked all the setups from the backtest. But obviously wouldnt do that on live knowing I will be very selected with the entries, specially if the signal bar has big risk, then I wouldn't take it.
I am obsessed with Hoagies (great name). March 10, 2022 ES traded Hoagies all day. 10 EMA, 1 minute, 3 pt Stop. 5 pt Target for ATR 5, 4 T for ATR 4, and 3 T for ATR 3. I took every Hoagie trade even trying 3 times on a few Hoagies looking for breaks over one point. Not profitable. Also no profit in taking breaks against the 10 EMA angle. If its slanting down, only take shorts and vis versa. Taking only trend conforming breaks and only 1 attempt, I got 10 Winners 1 loser. 33 total winning points minus 3pts losing=30 pts x $50. In psychology we call this a one subject experiment with limited applicability, but a nice working hypothesis to test.
Great consistency. You need one trade in your arsenal that is your go to trade. Seems like the hoagie fits your temperament.
Just went back and back tested this for like 5 hours
I’m actually blown away at how well this played out
Can I get the trigger arrows for NJ 7?
I am Flabbergasted of this hidden Gem. I truly think that you have brought something to the table that many people will be able to eat of, me including.
Backtested this on Sim … using 5 min chart for bias and it’s a really powerful strategy. This one combined with the 2b setups and the days are green. Thank you! 🙏🏻
what broker and platform are you using sir
What does 2b mean? Thanks.
What platform did you use for backtesting?
It’s sad that your not creating videos but I’m sure you have your reasons… I would like to tell you that you have completely changed my trading style with the simple strategies you posted. Not sure you heard this enough but you are truly amazing and i thank you from the bottom of my heart for the profitability and confidence your ideas have provided me.
So glad that you found value in it. I'll be back one day - trading is my passion.
@@quanttradeedge2514 that would be great. Hopefully you’ll be back soon.
Finally a strategy on TH-cam that actually works!! Thank you so much! 👍😀
just coming back to brush up on my skills… thanks again for this amazing content, hope all is well!🙏🏽 your content has allowed me to become a funded trader and receive multiple payouts
That's amazing, what specific pattern(s) do you focus on / how did you adapt it to your comfort levels?
Hi Zeff, I tried this trategy in ES with 16 range bars, work very well, making 10+ points everyday !, thanks for your indicator, this works in tranding market.
Please may you share with me the indicator?
I back tested this with ES 2000t from February 3rd to 25th using a manual backtester. I tweaked it a little bit and filtered some trades. Target profit is 2 points ($100) with 1 contract.
Trades were made between 0630 and 0900 PST. No more trades after 2 losses in a row or per trading day.
Results:
Total trades: 96
Total days: 16
Avg trade per day: 6
Profit factor: 6.36
W/R: 88%
Winners: 85
Losers: 11
Avg win: $100
Avg loss: -$121.59
Gross profit: $8500
Gross loss: -$1337.5
Net Profit: $7162.5
Pretty amazing stats. I wonder if February was just an amazing time and if we spread it out further across time it would be lower (Which can still be amazing). Why did you go with only 2pts for a profit target and what was your stop? Thanks for testing that out.
@@quanttradeedge2514 I'll try to back test January and see if the results will be similar. Spent a lot of time which target is profitable, $150, $200, $250, $300 and $100 is the most profitable target and has the highest win rate. But I almost took every single set up.
$200 came second with about 70%wr, but around $1500 less in net profit. Although, entries were only made with good signal bar. Results might be different with less filters.
Stop loss depend on the signal bar size (between 2-4 points SL) and limit order entries after quarter(25%) retracement off the signal bar.
Overall, it's a nice setup. ES on 2000 ticks chart is easy to read. Thanks for sharing.
So that would be my next step - and you already went there. Finding objective ways to classify the signal bar. What filter did you use on the signal bar?
@@quanttradeedge2514 signal bar has to be bearish/bullish bar and body has to be at least 75% of its size.
Thanks! That's a good filter.
Incredible video and approach to the markets. I will be studying this very video thoroughly and taking notes. Just quick glancing at NQ charts and all of these setups are viable. Thank you for your time and explanation.
I've been trading this on the nq futures with excellent results . I am so humbled and grateful for the gentleman that you are. I pray for your blessings because you have been a blessing to me. I'm subscribing and will watch closely all of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing openly your wisdom. I've been trading part time for years and full time for the past six months and this is video has more wisdom than some courses I've taken. If you need an office assistant, scribe, trainee for apprinticeship I humbly ask for your consideration. I've been scalping on the nq for many months for ticks and can see the patience discipline and intelligence of your setups that are very profitable. Do you have a process of progressively adding to the winners? I am trading mechanically and am very much interested in your teaching. Thank you again.
I’m going to try this out! Do you have a script on anything for it? If not I’ll just draw it manually
Thank you for your kind words. I'm happy for you! What platform do you use to automate the system?
Kinda share whether u are trading hogie setup or 3 bar setup or both ?
Also which timeframe are u using ?
@michaelgmyhan6277 are you still trading this method?
Wow...I've stared at the charts for so long but you have just put the X-ray on the skeleton with these 2 concepts and if I just put the stop on the previous pivot I can see the gains with very few losers..which I'm glad to pay no problems. Thank you
Thank you ! This video was awesome, I really like your style. Thanks for sharing this and for explaining things to clearly ! Please show any "mean reversion" trades if you have any you would like to share ?
i like the scalping ideas, thank you for sharing
I have to give this a try! Thank you. I think this could pair well with an ADX indicator to get some extra points - we'll see.
Nice video. Thank you.
LOL... you must be from the Philly area. I used to be, years ago. Haven't heard anyone refer to a hoagie in a long time.
A friend came up with that name. Been to Philly twice, only once on purpose.
Wow, thanks so much for sharing QTE !!
on youtube NFC there is a discussion about scalping, and indeed the advantages of this trading style are very profitable. I am a scalping user.
So simple....yet so effective. Excellent content please keep it up?
How do you decide how much to let it run? When to take profit? Trail a stop? That is a key part to making this strategy work.
You set a fixed target based on ATR. You trail stops behind the previous bar. If you are letting some thing run, it is because you have a higher timeframe view and were using this scalp method as the entry for it.
Big volumes follow through which usually is associated with breaking a good level, you may increase your profit target to the next level you see on the 15+ minutes chart.
Trying this out, looks super interesting and had a few working trades on a simulator. But also had some failiors so gotta tweak and learn more to fully get it. But appreciate you sharing this!
This is a great strategy
So i only backtested this 4 days checking with previous data, only 10 trades (4 winners 2 losers 4 breakevens) on the first 2h NY session (S&P500) so the sample is very small, i tried trailing behind each bar after certain threshold aaaaaand i'm up 50+ points, so this is either a huge fluke or this strategy is insanely good. Cheers and thanks for the Video.
Hi QTE, thank you for taking the time to create this video, however there are a few things that are still unclear to me. I will use your short scalp setup as an example (timestamp 0:09).
Firstly, I assume that the "setup bar" is the first candle (green) in your short scalp structure, is this correct?
If this is true, I will label the setup bar as "C1", the red candle as "C2" and the blue candle as "C3".
I identify a "C1" on my chart and look to confirm a higher high and higher low on a consecutive "C2".
"C2" has a higher high and higher low with respect to "C1", so I analyze a consecutive "C3".
*Question 1:*
Do I analyze "C3" with respect to "C2" or "C1"?
In your first example, if I analyze "C3" with respect to "C1", "C3" would necessarily need to be a red (down) candle in order to satisfy the Close(C3) < Open(C1) criteria. However, I realize that "C3" need not always be a red (down candle) with respect to "C1", as it is possible for a green (up candle) "C3" to have a closing price below "C1"'s opening price, it would just be positioned lower on the chart, below "C1"s opening price.
Again, in your first example, If I analyze "C3" with respect to "C2" (instead of "C1"), "C3" could be either a red (down candle) or green (up candle), so long as its closing price is below the opening price of "C2" in order to satisfy the Close(C3) < Open(C2) criteria. Do I understand this correctly?
I suspect the reason why you used the color blue for your "C3" candle was to illustrate the flexibility of the type of candle (green or red) that "C3" could be, but in your first example, "C3" would _necessarily_ have to be a red candle _if I were to analyze it with respect to "C1"_ and this is where I need the clarification.
*Question 2:*
Once the criteria is met for a long or short, I assume the ideal entry point to be the opening price of the _fourth_ consecutive candle, is this correct?
*Question 3:*
When you switch to the 1 minute chart (time stamp 1:34), you display several arrow signals that indicate long entries above the 10 EMA. Which candlestick do these arrow signals point to? Do they point to any of the long scalp structure candles ("C1", "C2", "C3")? Or do they point to the _recommended_ entry point candle ("C4")?
Thank you.
The setup bar is C2 as you've described it.
Use a buystop above the setup candle (for long scalp) to enter.
The arrows point to the setup bar.
More scalping videos. This is great
Very Nice! Im in ! Thanks a lot !
Being able to do this manually is the problem, its very hard to get into these trades manually. I tried this today (4/12/24) from open to 11am, got 3 winners, all were 6 pointers cause ATR was near or at 12 at the time of the trades. I set up OCO orders for 2pt profit target all the way to 12 pt profit target and simply swapped to the relevant one with each attempt.
I have a question as to when is the trade considered invalidated; say we get a short setup below EMA, we enter 1 tick below the low of the signal bar, but price does not move through it and instead reverses, going past the high of that candle. is that considered a failed signal bar and we discontinue the order? thanks for your time
Also, i understand the stop..but saying each of these moves had 30+ points in them is confusing because isnt the profit target much lower? so you would move the stop up each minute, but does that mean youre also moving the profit target instead of waiting for it to get to 1/2 ATR?
Excellent content thanks very much
hi there! amazing video, im curious to obtain the indicator for trading view, how can i obtain this please? thank you
any tradingview indicator?
Really enjoying your content sir!
Hope today went well for you.
I would love to learn more about your Hoagie/Hogy/Hogie technique :D
Here's the original video on the hoagie. th-cam.com/video/wNYuQvoAs2I/w-d-xo.html
amazing video and very well explained. testing back. It is a very good profitable strategy
Excellent video!!!
Nice set up. I back tested ES 1 minute yesterday with ATR around 4. So went for 4 T 8 Stop. 10EMA. Very successful but ES is squirrely with sudden 8 pt changes of price which wrecks trend so sometimes difficult to anticipate. I will paper trade it tomorrow. Thanks for teaching us about these setups. Please keep it coming.
ES typically has a lower ATR than NQ. Recently it has had nice big ranges. The key is just to test this over a long enough period of time. And if these statistics work out well over 67% - Then you just have to mechanically take each one and know that you'll come out ahead over time.
This is awesome. Do you know anybody who has automated this strategy?
Have anyone done some backtest in NQ for this? On the tp and sl target as well 🤤
I wish this indicator was available for MT4/5
Great informative video! Thx! Are you still using this trading plan?
I don’t use it that much now - I am focusing on Trading Gamma on options with the type of stock moves that we are having.
Paper traded this on Ninjatader with this set up on ES Feb 23 (I don't trade NQ yet), but it took a while to spot the set up in real time and I flubbed my first entries. So I backtested this evening from 6:30 am PST to 4:30 pm PST on one minute chart, 4pt T 8 pt stop. 14 Winners at 4pts each, 2 losers 8pts of stop each. Total potential trading just T and S:
40 pts at $50 a point. If you were able to expertly manage the trade, the profit was double that. Of course real trading, paper trading and backtesting are all different things and with each increase in reality, results degrade. Still wonderful set up. Many thanks.
Glad you are enjoying the content. Identifying the pattern in real time will get easier with experience. You could also consider using a higher time frame, like 2m or 5m. Your ATR would go up, but it does give you a little more time to react and set up your orders.
Wow very nice stats. Thanks for posting this!
@@DTWFOREX As I look back learning more about ATR and ranging days, I think the trade worked so well that day because it was a major trending day on ES. Unusual for that market.
@@richardgayton1337 I agree, I think this strat works best on NQ, if you can take half off or get SL to BE and hit a runner...you would need 1 of this day on NQ, even MNQ
@@DTWFOREX Yes, one has to be very nimble to do that probably with a big trailing stop.
I really like this -- just stumbled across your channel recently & have been looking at these patterns now for a couple of days. They do form frequently & are really high probability. Do you have any other videos w/ subject matter about these setups or live recorded trades? Thanks-
Just what's out on YT. I believe I did an update video at some point with another day's examples.
Hi QTE, I'm practicing this scalping strat and love it! Do you look at trends and ranges to determine skipping entries? This morning (9/5/2023) the MNQ was in a range for a while after open. A signal candle occurred at 0923cst but I skipped it since it was just at the top trendline I drew. Of course it would have made 10pts since I didn't take it ;) Appreciate any advice!
heyy! what confirmation do you wait for when entering? do you wait for price to move away from the 10 ema then you look for setups? or candle wicks have to touch the ema? Appriciate it✊
This actually does work. Nice
Great simple approach!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your helpful content.
How do you fill your order with this quick movement ? I'm using interactive brokers. Can anyone help please ?
I use the classic Trader Workstation in IB. Remember, not all of this needs to be traded, but is needed to read the structure to catch the bigger moves.
This video is fantastic. By chance do you have or are you aware of an indicator that can help pick out this structure on trading view? If not do you know anyone that can code one for me ?
I'm not too familiar with trading view.
is there a specific name of this market structure or candle pattern ? also can you explain the "hoagies" better in depth.maybe you have a video explaining that a bit clearer? maybe i can see if the indicator is avail. is this indicator you have avail for tradeovate ?@@quanttradeedge2514
Amazing video. Please could I join the discord as all links are invalid.
discord.gg/ARSrNjGJ
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I have a small request, can you please make a video on scalping gold? I'm having hard time
Is there a reason you didn’t consider any shirts when the bars dipped below the 10MA at around 8:55 to 9:10 on this chart?
I don't believe there were any arrows signifying the short scalp at those times.
Hej thank you for this strategy! The only thing I don’t understand, how do you know where to go out of the trade, sure you see now how it played out but in the trade what’s the exit strategy?
1/2 of ATR(10)
What is the code, parameters or script I can use to back test this
is this indicator available on tradingview ?
Hi, I am sorry for leaving a comment on your old video. I was searching for NQ scalp video and came to your channel. I was watching one of your video and you mentioned Hogie(?). And then I came to this video but after watching this video I am not 100% sure about Hogie strategy rule. Is there a video that explain about Hogie more in detail? I totally understood the first strategy 100% and will start using. Thank you.
A hoagie happens when you have one relatively large bar, and then more than one more bar stays inside the range of that original large bar. It is like an extended version of an inside bar.
As it pertains to gann bar counting, I do not count the wiggles that happen inside of a hoagie.
@@quanttradeedge2514 Thank you for explanation.
Awesome video brother do you give out your indicators
I have them programmed in Cqg. The indicators on this video are extremely simple, and laid out in the first part of the video.
This is great, thank you.
Is there a possibility that your „arrow“ indicator is available for NT8?
great vid, question though... in your first diagram (for long example) you make it seem like the 3rd candle BODY needs to close above the previous candle high, but then in several of the long examples on the chart, the middle candle had a long upper wick so the next entry candle the body closed above the previous body but not completely above the previous wick high. Does the body need to close above the wick to be considered a proper trigger? or is it enough for the second green candle to just close slightly above the previous green candle close? And do you wait for the second green candle to close first or just as soon as it crosses up?
you by stop above, so you're not waiting for the close
Thanks for your strategy I’ve got a feeling this will make me profitable eventually!! quick question if you’ve seen a setup and your waiting for it to break the high so you can enter, if it doesn’t trigger on the next candle but it does on the follow candle would you still take the trade or do you cancel the order If it doesn’t trigger on the next candle
If it's an inside candle, then you can take it on the next candle. Look over a lot of charts and gather statistics for yourself as to winning percentages when there's an inside bar versus not. The key to any strategy is doing the work to build the confidence in it so that you can stick through it during the lean times.
Okay thanks for that advice, your right ive got much more back testing to do! Do you by any chance have the code you use to get the signals on your chart? I tried to code my own on chat gpt but it was a disaster 😅
I was looking for an update on this strategy but cant find any. Ca I join your discord channel? Thanks.
Just found this channel and love it. It was a suggestion from Trader Rob. Any chance you have indicators for NT8?
I don't use NT8 😕
@@quanttradeedge2514 It was work a shot... ha ha
great video do you have it coded for ninja
Nope! some people in our discord have worked on coding some of the indicators that I use in ninja.
Alright a couple questions:
1. going back to your diagram and comparing to the real cart. The first candle can be any color. But the middle candle needs to be bullish for a buy and bearish for a sell? Seems like you say the bar color matters but the indicator doesn't seem to care if the 1st candle is red or green.
2. I am looking at your arrows and I slightly confused. Your setups are only if they break above the arrow candle on the NEXT candle correct?
Exactly right on all counts. Typically, the first candle will be red on a bullish set up - just the mechanics of a sell and reverse.
@@quanttradeedge2514 great, thank you so much for the reply.
Regarding your order entries, I use a preset bracket or oco order but I usually market into a position- are you setting a limit buy (for going long) at the break of a level or are you using market orders quickly once it clears?
Stop order for entry
Great setup, thanks! just one question, i see the first green arrow, but why is the arrow not on the green candle just one minute before. it appears to have met the criteria as well.
It would have been - but there was no trigger. I only had the arrow show up on triggered setups.
@@quanttradeedge2514 Ah, got it, makes sense, thanks!
I usually trade the this scalp strategy on the fast 500-tick chart, where the ATR often drops below 10 points, but still provides plenty of opportunities. Is it still valid to trade as long as the 1-minute chart's ATR remains above 10? Is that enough alone to signal a favorable market environment? Or should I find a new ATR minimum for the 500-tick chart/maybe move up to the 1000-tick?
I have never tried it on a tick chart. I would imagine the ATR on the chart you are trading is the relevant one. The testing is the only way to find out for sure.
2md question... So you are looking for the setup to occur in a pullback and for the trend to continue?
Yes. Typically, you will get a bad scalp set up when the trend is going to fail. So, my only taking the good scalp set ups, you helped so I can do better batch of scalps.
For the HHLL strategy for NQ what is the minimum value 10 period ATR you would scalp? Thx
I've never thought of a max value. Usually the more range the better. But you can reduce your size for an extremely high range as your stop is proportional to your target, which is proportional to ATR.
@@quanttradeedge2514 i dont think i worded my question correctly. Using the ATR as a measure at what point would you consider the market too complacent to trade. Thx
Since I like to go for a minimum 5.25 points on a scalp, I would say 10.5 ATR min (so we are catching a 1/2 ATR move).
hey i just came across your videos nice stuff! question for you, when looking at the third candle(the break of middle) do you want the boddy to close above the middle candle or does it matter?
thank you in advanced.
The only requirements for a long scalp bar:
H10ema (9 or 10, materially the same).
@@quanttradeedge2514 cool thank you for the help i actually have been using it on NQ and managed to get back to back 1k wins with little to no risk!
Is the trigger bar valid if both the close and open are on the wrong side of the EMA but it has wicked through? thx
Good example. Technically yes, bc the trigger point would be above.
Hi I'm not sure if you are monitoring this thread anymore, but if you are, this is Richard and I have been studying your Hoagies and Scallops and trading them for several months but have not understand how you move your stops. From watching your scalloping videos I see you are setting the initial stop with order entry depending on the size of the signal bar or is it just based on the ATR at that moment? e.g. ATR 15 you set stop at 15? If the signal triggers and goes in your direction, when do you move the stop. Do you wait for another entire minute to elapse and lets say you are in up trend, move it to the top of the signal bar or wait for the next bar to close and place it at the top of that bar? Many thanks for your ideas and videos. Is there another platform you can be followed on?
I would typically wait for each minutes bar to complete and then move the stop behind the previous bar. Sometimes other bar count criteria come into play. For example if it's only the first violation, I may stay with it but once we know that a 2e has formed, you want to be quick to exit on a violation of the previous bar.
@@quanttradeedge2514 Thank you as always!! Got it. Could you explain a 2e?? I'd like to learn more bar count criteria to know how to catch bigger moves off these patterns. I trade both as scalps every a.m. with fixed T & Stops e.g. Hoagie 5.5T 10S. I study Brooks and Fuller. Anyone else you suggest? Best wishes.
Surely this is negative r:r though?
where is the indicator? is it available for tradingview?
it was clearly described. You can program with three lines of code. In the discord, people have programmed it.
For the hoagie, is there is a max bars before it's invalid? Or as long the bars are inside bars, it's valid?
As long as its inside. I haven't done the research on extreme numbers and whether they are more likely to have a false break out or not. Check out the daily euro chart a month or so ago - there was a very long hoagie on the daily chart.
Anyone managed to code this on TV or other software? Great content by the way love your thought process 🙏
I’ve created a script for this on TradingView. It’s filtered to only show trades in accordance with the closing price relative to the ema. It’s called “QTE inspired scalp” and I’ve put it in the community scripts on TV. I can send anyone the code if they want it 🙏
Wow that's so cool!
@@quanttradeedge2514 thanks! Just piggy backing off your ideas. Going through all of your material. I may come back with some questions on other topics if that’s ok
@@max220191 Yes, I would like to receive the code, I could not find it on TV
cannot find your script on TV@@max220191
Hi Quant, if the second candle did a reversal candle but not the color with trend, is it a valid setup?
Better odds with the right color. Can still work, but looking for the best of the best..
is it possible to convert this into a bot?
are you closing these trades fully at the half ATR typically, or take profit and set stop to entry? could you explain your take profit strategy with this trade strategy? and is there any indicator for this on trading view?
our discord community has programmed this. available in our discord
Hoagies and the other one minute scalp (I called it a scallop. Do you call it that?) easy, profitable to follow and trade if I avoid temptation of a falling ATR. Do you have other 1 minute scalps in your bag of trades?
Yes - the umbrella - I was going to do a video on that soon.
More content like this
@@quanttradeedge2514 Roger that. Look forward to it. Trading hoagies this am on ES. Many thanks.
@@quanttradeedge2514 same as LBR's umbrella trade?
@@quanttradeedge2514 Definitely need that. Thank you so much!
What is the name of the indicator?
So for tradingview, just an outside bar indicator, 10 ema, an hieken ashi candles?
Nothing in this strategy involves outside bars or heiken ashi candles.
@@quanttradeedge2514 ok, thank you for the response.
Wish I could write code. I'd love to try this on tradingview or tradovate. Great strat. Thanks for putting it out there!
Some people in our discord have done that.
Has someone found indicator for this strategy for MT5 or Tradingview?
@@birdseyes6691 Thank you but I made one myself 😂
@@minamulhaqHow did you code this indicator? Also, do you use it on Tradingview or NinjaTrader?
Do you have this automated? If so, what API program are you using? What charting package are you using for IBKR Thanks in Advance
I do not
How do you determine when to take profit at half the ATR or when to let a trade run?
You can trade it either way - depends on your own personality. Custom tailor a strategy to fit your psyche such that you can stay with it. Some people need quick in and out, others are more patient to let things run. You can do a hybrid and trail a stop below previous candle.
@@quanttradeedge2514 I do like the trailing the stop more. Any advice on when to take profits for hoagies or can we trail it like in this video as well?
@@quanttradeedge2514 got it. any advice on taking profits with hoagies?
still not sure how to utilize the ATR here along with avoiding ranging markets
put up the ATR indicator and avoid low ATR times in the market
You have a gift for explaining things!!! Thank you sir for what you do! I tried to use Discord Link but it said it was expired. Can I please join? Thanks!
discord.gg/ARSrNjGJ
Hello: can the hoogie pattern be used at any time of the day when it occurs? I mean, the structure can be applied as high probability in both European and American sessions? Thanks
Yes - preferably in a trending market that is respecting the 10 ema. As with most TA, you want an active session vs. middle of the night low volume chop.
Can i use the hoogie in other markets like SP, crude oil? do you have any other simple and efective scalping methods? Thanks
Hoagies work in all market. My latest video shows a multi-day hoagie in CL.
I might be missing something but it looks like there are several setups without arrows? I cant seem to figure out why? IE 5 bars after your 1st entry?
The bar is an outside bar. The long setup bar needs to have a lower high and lower low, but have close>open (green candle body).
@@quanttradeedge2514 Hi QTE...this answers my prior question but didn't think of the right term.....why do you recommend not taking outside bars as signal bars?
Outside bars use up a lot of juice. You typically get a nice thrust off of a narrow bar. Think about on the daily chart after you have a trend day - you tend to oscillate around for a while to digest the move.
wow!! How can i get access to that first indicator?
It's laid out in the video. You can code it into any platform.
I'm not sure how to code - what is the chance of maybe getting this indicator on Tradingview? Will be appreciated!!😍@@quanttradeedge2514
Didnt find a question about this, but do you ignore if the next required bar is an inside bar? and if you get confirmation from the ,lets say third bar in this case, you go with that? Or strictly 2x 1min bars? Thanks in advance
Good scenario. If the first bar was strongly green and the ID was at the top 1/3 of that bar, I'd take it.
what risk:reward do you tend to use when scalping?
Usually 1:2. Risk 2 to make 1.
Hello, and many thanks for sharing this! Would it still be possible to join your discord? Many thanks in advance
discord.gg/8tZcvdU8
@@quanttradeedge2514 many thanks!
is there an indicator that is used to show the entry arrows? thx
I have it on cqg. The first part of the video explains the exact criteria - you can program it on any platform that you like.
how can i get the hoagie indicator and the the other indicator in this video?
Join our discord. We have members that have programmed indicators for trading view and ninja trader.
Can you provide a TOS thinkscript link to this code that I can import into TOS to use this indicator? Thanks!
I only have it for CQG
Trading scallops last week ES 3T 3S I entered a couple of trades at the the signal bar with stop market orders. Both times I got 1-2 full pts slippage making trades losers. (Optimus Rithmic) On these scalp trades are stop limits or stop markets better? Is either one significantly safer if we get a sudden market move?
I typically only use stop market. If you are getting significant slippage in ES, that is a sign of a disorderly market and perhaps a time to sit out. Our assumptions of risk are based on our stop - If the market is so disorderly that they stop on some thing as liquid as ES is significant- it's time to take your marbles and wait to play another day. Jmho. Remember, we have the advantage of not having to engage every day. It's better to engage only when your risk is measurable and the odds are squarely in your favor.
Where to find the plot for the signals arrows ?
I'm looking for the same thing!
This is a good strategy but im not a fan of the stops. When the ATR is over 40 points and your stop is 2 x the ATR its a huge loss when it snaps against you
you could use micros
Do you ever use fair value gaps in your trading? Also, I know you said you like to use this strat in the first two hours of the day. What is your go to strat for ES or NQ in the afternoon when ATR is lower?
When I was more involved, I did more with gaps. When the ATR is low, I'm reminded of Mr. Miyagi's advice "Best block Daniel son - no be there".
@@quanttradeedge2514 I know you get many requests for videos and I think you have slowed down making them due to other obligations. If you ever get a chance to show your favorite use of gaps in a video, I'd love to see it. I just discovered them and really interesting how well price respects them in trending markets. I haven't seen Karate Kid in the longest time...ha! If I am interpreting Miyagi's words correctly, "the best trading strategy is to not trade low ATR at all"
Is the 10ema the best one to use and not the 9ema as I see it everyone uses the 9ema?
Its 10 ema
I'm usually pretty good at understanding these things, but here, looking at your arrows highlighting the candles, are assuming an entry right at the top or bottom of the candle? Feeling dumb asking this.
For a long trade, it is a buy stop at the top of the candle. All of the trades are done with a stop entry and there is a stop at a target that are automatically triggered when the trade enters.
Is this indicator available for NT somewhere? Thanks.
It is not. One of our members tried to program it for TV.
@@quanttradeedge2514 Thanks. Do you still trade this strategy and do you have a discord channel?
I tend to stay away from one minute charts. And I'm not trading much right now. I do not currently have a discord channel.
can you show a result of a backtest of 100 trades? how much percentage can we earn?
Coming back and manually testing 100 samples would be a great way to build confidence in a system and give you immense insight into variations and nuances. With regards to percentage earnings, that completely depends on your money management (position sizing) algorithm.