CCI Moving Average Forex Trading Strategy 〽️

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CCI and Moving Average Forex Trading Strategy. www.financial-s... PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO SO WE CAN DO MORE! CCI stands for Commodity Channel Index indicator. Forex trading strategy of EMA with CCI. CCI is basically an oscillator technical analysis indicator.
I've adjusted this strategy a little bit - we have a Pound/USD chart on a daily timescale although you can probably utilise this strategy on all the major currency pairs out there as well as Gold and some of the major indices. I have on my chart here two moving averages; both are exponential moving averages - the red one is a 50 period and the cyan on is a 25 period. I have a CCI (yellow) on the standard 20 period setting - above a 100 is overbought, below minus a 100 is oversold. I thought the moving averages were a bit low so I've tweaked them. As the quicker moving average (25) as it crosses down over the 50 period then that's the first filter to go short. We don't go short on the cross but wait until we've got an overbought reading on the CCI and only then we go short. You can also utilise this strategy on a 15 minute, hourly, 4 hourly..etc - anything below that you will probably get hammered by the noise although you could tweak the moving averages a bit. This kind of strategy makes sense to me; if you're in a downtrend, you await for a pullback against the flow of money which is the bigger downtrend...
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[@nattiorpaz6772]

cci is not over bought \ sold indicator. It's a strength market movement indicator so it can show you the strength of a trend. Between +100 to -100 it's a normal movement. Above 100 and below -100 it show trend strength.

[@remiandrepedersen868]

I learn more of you in 10 minutes than certain others in 1 hour, so thumbs up!

[@dadoronron777]

1. Don't trade choppy conditions at all as this is trend following. Revert to mean reversion and range trading if cycling. 2. Ideally you need the calibration to be dynamic but 20 is good for daily. Plotting double cci 20 and 50 will give you alignment with a higher time frame . trade in the direction of an established trend on the HTF only. This is then all about execution.

[@pawelmichalowski7043]

I love your channel most of the time but I've been trading CCI (30) successfully for two years now and I can tell you with 88% certainty (that is my winning average with this strategy) that -100 is NOT oversold and +100 is NOT overbought :-) in fact it is signifying strength in that direction ... I don't call the top or bottom until the cci is coming back from the +/- 200's and even then I need some major confluence to pull the trigger ... but good try though. .. with the MAs you can definitely use 100 levels as pull back entries in the direction of the trend that works :-)

[@suri-6666]

Glad I found this CCI. I have been using the cross and RSI. But I was not too confident with the entries. Time for back testing. Thanks

[@funkustomi]

Great information, I applied this strategy, wow, it increases my profits, knowledge and ability to ride on the trend till exhausted.

[@BoldCourier]

best channel for traders on youtube

[@mattdathew2794]

oh, such a perfect explanation, thanks

[@georgewatson1203]

the hichan ashi smoothed wood work well with this system .

[@peterhguk]

6:47, no way is that a profitable entry, you'd get stopped out by that long wick and there's no re-entry. Unless you put your stop at the prior low, but that's a long way down

[@ukspreadbetting]

You’re right, if you had a tight stop you’d be pinged. But if you’re looking to swing trade for bigger moves then 3 or 4 times the daily range as a stop is normal (probably quite narrow in reality). One other thing to also note is many traders will use the closing price only as a stop to avoid these kind of intraday tails and wicks. The downside of course is you could get stopped far lower than you hoped.

[@ivanradusic2918]

Mark thank you so much. This is amazing lesson. I'll use for Crude oil and gold trading. You are incredible. You're my mentor 🙏👏

[@youtwueng]

Hi Bran, can we apply this method on small timeframe like M15, M30 and H1? Hope to hear from you. Great information

[@fxwin]

just change the candlesticks to Heiken Ashi or Renko, and you have a real winner

[@langhammars]

Your "event" on the chart was the Brexit referendum last summer. :-)

[@g0ste]

Your first USDJPY example was a beautiful setup, but that huge movement on Nov 9th 2016 was immense. It moved about 130 pips past the low of the reversal candle. If you were looking for big moves (as this was; ~1400 pips) it could have been justified to put it at the nearest local support (somewhere around 99.5 - 100.3 on the chart) - but otherwise if not looking for massive moves, the stop would be somewhere close to the low of the reversal candle as you mentioned. This would have resulted in being stopped out 3-4 days later. I always enjoy these videos and good work with the camera placement! :-)

[@alexguimaraes8284]

Good video, I just don't understand how you can trade currencies on a daily timeframe. I use a set up similar to trade the 5M and it works like a charm

[@kacemaireche1689]

Wonderful thank you !

[@ElusiveMasquerade]

Great content

[@Ravikumar-xo5pp]

It will work for Indian market??

[@dwifebbiantosatriaputra9776]

Thank you sir , great strategy

[@andreandpaula]

Wouldn't stochastic give a similar experience

[@paulpeace6455]

Good lesson but, in real trading we don't know where the price will go......

[@newtontorez2198]

very great strategy

[@PrinceMGolds]

Whats your own favourite strategy?

[@augustinelopez7003]

Thanks for remembers of CCI powers later.

[@wordpressshopfydeveloper1097]

sir please i asked on your other videos also where will be my stop loss and where ever i do trades like this its contiues trends on same direction and i did not take any profit please please answer my question thanks

[@siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuu]

social viralize try to set it in a ratio of 2:1 win to loss . Or for example 30 tp 15 sl ! Always 2:1 or even more . Kind regards

[@thomasimmler7857]

cool interessant

[@monjurahmed349]

Sounds like a losing trading system

[@venumadhav987]

Great video