Available Trading Strategies

Explore the different trading strategies available in Tradeture. Each strategy is designed to help maximize your profits and manage risk effectively.

FIB886 Strategy
FIB886

Identify market bias, Identify support / resistance, places a trade at retracement 0.886.

  • Key Rules:
  • Identify levels of obvious price rejections then places a limit order at retracement 0.886, from the support level to highest low.
  • The Psychology why the strategy should work is when a rally happens, most panics to buy / long at the nearest support level (retest), but since everyone does not want to get left out (FOMO) they adjust their entries a little bit higher.
  • Another reason why this strategy should work is because 0.886 level is the level of Invalidation for most harmonic patterns at point C and most put their stop losses there, and is why it is a good entry point as stop hunt does happen occasionally.
  • Take profit is set at the nearest Order block level for conservative approach.
  • Take profit at highs (liquidity grab)
  • Take profit at breakout level (-0.618 retracement)
  • Stop loss at 1.05 retracement level
  • Risk to reward ratio is 1:5 up to 1:9
  • Invalidation of the trade is if any of the candle after entry is triggered closes below entry price. The setup is invalid.
TCBS Strategy
Triple Confluence Bias Strategy (TCBS)

A scoring based strategy for Market Structure, Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA), refined and applied risk mitigations for stop hunt scenarios.

  • Key Rules:
  • Measures RSI, EMA and analyses Market structure through candlesticks to Identify bias. Run into a scoring based algorithm to determine the bias percentage based on score.
  • calculates Risk-Reward-Ratio upon signal reaches 60% confidence in bias / direction.
  • Identifies Liquidity levels, and determines Entry, SL, TP based on these levels.
  • If Risk-to-Reward Ratio is less than 1.5 it enters at the nearest liquidity and targets the furthest liquidity according to bias.
  • If the Risk-to-Reward Ratio is greater than 1.5, it enters the trade with the stop at the nearest liquidity, and targets the furthest liquidity.
  • Risk-to-Reward Ratio is 1:1.5 onwards