Quote from: Koadharber on August 29, 2017, 05:45:42 PM

Quote from: juri543 on August 28, 2017, 08:53:54 PM

I am sharing a one strategy for stress free day trading

Chart Timframe
1.   1min candlestick charts

Indicators
2.   Simple Moving Avarage 100
3.   Simple Moving Avarage 200

Entry/Exit
   Buy BTC - when BTC price is above SMA100, and SMA100 is above SMA200
    Exit BTC and hold fiat - when BTC price is below SMA100 and half way to SMA200
Check a photo of entry exit here> https://www.yogile.com/e0ltxqb5#21t

I request all of you to try and share your results regardless positive or negative, here is why
   Traders will be motivated when they see your positive results
   Traders will stay away if they see your negative results
You may try this strategy on old charts, Good luck!

Disclaimer : USE OF THIS THREAD/SUGGESTIONS AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION AND RISK AND YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS!

I have tried this together using with stochastic and rsi which it is really good for active trading but most of the times these technical analysis wont really work noticing the volatility of cryptocurrency which is more than on forex and knowing the market is really unpredictable on which we would really be confused on where do prices go.

SMA = simple moving average indicator

Agree, the cryptomarket is more volatile than forex and that is realy good for this strategy as SMA100 and SMA200 which been used in this strategy give the clear signal when entry the BTC and when exit to fiat. For this strategy the low volatility is killer as SMA100 and SMA200 get realy close to each other and you cant see clear what to do. I chosen 1minute timeframe for this test because I assumed high volatility and clear signals. However, thats not always the case. I attached two charts, one is 1minute for 31/08/2017 and the second one which zoom out the critical area.

CHARTS> https://www.yogile.com/j6hvslor#21t (global 1minute chart for 31/08/2017 and bad area). Mostly look like clear entry/exit on global chart only one part is defined as bad area so I made a closer look and seen that would not make so many bad trades as it looks at first place. Therefore I oulined 6 points on zoom in chart.

1. SMA100 < SMA200 so only SELL BTC (keep fiat) allowed which would not happen because BTC price is above SMA200 (so I would hold Fiat)
2. SMA100 < SMA200 I would still hold fiat
3. SMA100 < SMA200 so only SELL BTC allowed which would not happen because BTC price is above SMA200 (so I would hold Fiat)
4. SMA100 > SMA200 so only BUY BTC allowed which would not happen because BTC price is bellow SMA200 (so I would hold Fiat)
5. SMA100 < SMA200 so only SELL BTC allowed which would not happen because BTC price is above SMA200 (so I would hold Fiat)
6. SMA100 > SMA200 and BTC price>SMA100 = BUY BTC (Entry)

Problem is, that on step 1 you exit on level 4608$/BTC and next entry might come at level 4620$/BTC so you realised 12$ loss because 4608$ doesnt buy you a wholle BTC any more.

QUESTION WHICH ARISE is whether the gap between step 1. and 5. when I was holding a fiat, could be covered by other trades made out of "bad area".

Backward test is promising, but execution real/time would be much harder.