Hello readers,
Several improvements have been made to the trading system as the latest decline was made possible by these imperfections. We'll go into this in more detail after looking at the development of the markets. Also trading in the 4 hour chart has been reversed until it can be better implemented in the trading system. This will be discussed in more detail in another subsequent article.
The Markets
To research the markets and save time, but still get a good general idea, I use 2 charts. The S&P500 and the USDJPY. It is impossible to extract all market information from this, but being aware of the latest market developments can help to go a long way.
The chart shows several signs of a downtrend. I have indicated these moments with yellow arrows. The price there is below the Ichimoku Tenkan-Sen and Kijun-Sen, the MACD is falling and the Stochastic is also showing downward momentum.
It is difficult to say whether this trend will continue. The graph itself shows this, but other factors are also important for a further decline. That is why we will also look at the USDJPY chart.
The vertical blue lines correspond to the lines in the S&P500 chart, this is for reference only. This chart clearly indicates that the USD is in an upward trend for the time being. Only with full risk aversion will the USD fall along with the S&P500.
So as it stands, there is no complete risk aversion that does not support the decline in the S&P500.
When trading pairs, the movement of the S&P500 and USDJPY should be of no significance as it is possible to go Long and Short and choose any currency combination that best suits a particular market situation. Of course, it is good to know to understand the market.
Improvements to the strategy.
When making a strategy, there are several important points.
- First of all, a strategy should not be over complicated.
- Second, a maximum number of variables is important.
Why these points matter is the subject of another article, but the short answer is to avoid curve fitting. Within these limits, it is therefore necessary to look at how a strategy can be improved, and that is not always easy.
Since there has been a decline in the strategy from the end of June, I have tried to analyze the behavior of the positions taken over this period. I also extrapolated this to a period of 10 years for all currency pairs. The new implementations are:
- The Take Profit has been increased for both the 4 hour strategy and the day.
- In addition to the existing Stop loss, a Close has now also been added based on the existing indicators and variables used.
- For the strategy in the 4 hour chart, the Stop Loss has been increased to prevent positions from being closed due to noise.
The 4 hour strategy will be extensively tested with a Demo account for several months. I will share the findings of this and the graph in the coming articles. Only when this is satisfactory will the strategy be applied live again.
The pairs traded in the coming period
For the coming period the following pairs are traded:
- GBPJPY until October 1
- NZDUSD until October 1
- GBPUSD until December 5
- USDJPY until December 5
I hope you liked this article; this is it for now. If you have any questions and I can answer them, I will do so in the next article. For more information about the development of FxTopSystem you can visit my blog FxTopSystem.info by clicking here or just send me a message. Are you interested in the performance then check here. I wish you a happy trading in the coming period.
DISCLAIMER
This article is my personal opinion, not recommendations, FX trading is risky and not suitable for everyone. The content is for educational purposes only and is aimed solely for use by ‘experienced’ traders in the FX market as the contents are intended to be understood by professional users who are fully aware of the inherent risks in forex trading. The content is for 'FX Trading Journal' purposes only. Nothing should be construed as a recommendation to purchase any financial instruments. The choice and risk are always yours.
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