How To Trade Against Technical Indicators — And Succeed 🔥 This post introduces a strategy that goes against all odds! It uses an indicator in an entirely different way—and generates high success rates. Let’s dive in 👇 1️⃣ Average Directional Index — The Core of the Trade Strategy Before we dive into the details, we have to understand the most important technical indicator of this crypto trading strategy: the average directional index (ADX). Fundamentally, the indicator measures the trend strength. For example, a value above 30 indicates a strong trend. By assessing the strength, the ADX helps to filter out “wrong” signals and make a strategy more robust. 2️⃣ Trading Against the ADX – A Proven Strategy But sometimes, it makes sense to go against the ADX. Going against the ADX means to open trades when a price movement doesn’t show strength (ADX <30). So here’s a proven trade strategy I use that turns the ADX upside down and delivers robust results: ➡️ Search for tokens that have an overbought or oversold RSI value (>70 or <30) ➡️ Additionally, the price should have traded below/above a significant moving average (EMA200, for example) and crossed this line just recently. ➡️ The ADX must be below 30 (the lower, the better!!). → If the RSI is overbought, I open a short position; if an oversold RSI is oversold, I open a long position. So, what’s the idea of this strategy: It look for pumps not backed by a strong trend (ADX <30). Accordingly, it assumes there’s a good chance of a quick reversal and (depending on the chart) continuation of the previous trend. I attach an example of $AVAX On the daily chart, AVAX enters the overbought territory. Additionally, the price crosses the 200 EMA. At the same time, the ADX remains at 22 (!!). As a result, we see an immediate reversal. 👇Let me know your thoughts in the comments 🙌 #TradingStrategies💼💰 ok 👌..
The Power of the 6x1 Rule! When I started crypto trading, I lost money faster than I could count. Basically, I made every mistake you can imagine (and I mean EVERY!!). Here's how I made it back 👇 After a month, I sat down and confronted myself with the disaster I had created. I felt devastated and motivated at the same time. I was angry because I made all the mistakes I had read about before I started. That was the time when I created my 6x1 Rule. It became my mantra for a long time. Even today, I follow some of the rules. If you are about to get started with crypto trading, this might be a helpful framework: 1️⃣ Token The crypto world seems to be full of opportunities. But too many opportunities lead to distraction. Choose one token and focus on it. Don’t look left and right. You have to become one with the token. 1️⃣ Timeframe Choose one timeframe (the higher, the better) and stick to it. Don’t switch, don’t mix it. Solely trade this timeframe. 1️⃣ Trading Strategy Get started with one strategy. Then, monitor, improve, adjust, and maintain this strategy. But stick to it. Don’t jump between strategies and try new ones every day. Crypto trading is about consistency. 1️⃣ Trade at a Time Usually, this is the result of the above, but I wanted to remind myself explicitly. Multi-tasking is an illusion. It’s only one trade at a time. Period. 1️⃣% of Assets Don’t risk more than 1% of your assets with a trade. I know this sounds ridiculously low. Remember, you are just getting started. So, it’s much better to play defense when you get started instead of losing everything in a kamikaze trade. 1️⃣x Leverage In other words, DO NOT LEVERAGE. Even for expert traders, leverage can be a killer. Never use it when you start. 👇 If you want to get started with crypto trading, you can check out Crypto OS. It’s the platform I’ve developed based on all the mistakes I made. It contains data-driven trade signals, Binance integration, backtest data, AI forecasts, trading bots, and more. Try it for free!