PRESENTS THE MAXTRADE DOMINATOR TRADING SYSTEM. By Toshko Raychev

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1 PRESENTS THE MAXTRADE DOMINATOR TRADING SYSTEM By Toshko Raychev

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Technique Hi There! This is a new technique that uses the RSI indicator for trend determination. The RSI The RSI is an indicator that is freely available on most trading platforms.

3 Technique Hi There! This is a new technique that uses the RSI indicator for trend determination. The RSI The RSI is an indicator that is freely available on most trading platforms. Firstly, it s important to note that this is an oscillator that oscillates between levels 0 and 100. The most common way of using this indicator, when determining trend direction, is by making use of the 50 level. When the RSI crosses above the 50 level we assume that an uptrend has started and if the RSI crosses below the 50 level we assume that downtrend has started. The image below shows a typical example of the RSI on a chart: 3

4 During my tests I found another way to determine trend by using this useful RSI oscillator. Basically, it s pretty easy to follow and very rewarding. The settings of RSI I use for this technique are as follows: RSI period 5, Price typical, Levels 30 and 70. We will also take a look at the RSI readings on the next higher timeframe in order to determine the trend direction. Here s a short list of timeframes and the corresponding next higher timeframes used: Current Timeframe M1 M5 M15 M30 H1 H4 D1 W1 Next Higher Timeframe M5 M15 M30 H1 H4 D1 W1 MN So then, if we are trading the M5 (5 minute) timeframe for example, then our next higher timeframe we will look at to determine trend will be the M15 (15 minute). I have coded an indicator for you that shows the next higher timeframe RSI readings on your current trading timeframe, so there is no need to switch between timeframes to check these, I ve named the indicator the RSI Trend and you ll be able to download it on the same page that you received this report. Let s now take a look at how we will determine the trend direction using the RSI indicator. 4

5 In the following instances we have an uptrend: 1. When the RSI crosses the 30 level from below and moves upwards above this level, and as long as it remains in this position above this level, we accept that the trend is to the upside. 2. When the RSI crosses the 70 level from below and moves upwards above it, and as long as it remains in this position above this level, we accept that the trend is to the upside. The following image demonstrates these: On the image above, the blue zone marks entire uptrend area. The uptrend started when the RSI crossed above the 30 level from below, and continued when the 70 level was crossed upwards from below, which could be seen as another start of an uptrend. The uptrend ends when the RSI crosses below the 70 level from above. 5

6 In the following instances we have a Downtrend: 1. When the RSI crosses the 70 level from above and moves downwards below it, and as long as it remains in this position below this level, we accept that the trend is to the downside. 2. When the RSI crosses the 30 level from above and moves downwards below it, and as long as it remains in this position below this level, we accept that the trend is to the downside. The following image demonstrates these: On the image above, the blue zone marks the entire downtrend area. The downtrend started when the RSI crossed below the 70 level from above and continued when the 30 level was crossed downwards from above, which could be seen as another start of a downtrend. The downtrend ends when the RSI crosses above the 30 level from below. We just covered know how the RSI can be used to determine trend direction. We also have next higher timeframe indicator. Let s now see how we can use what we have just learned. This system can be used as a standalone trading system to catch reversals on the trend. For this we will have to look to the current and the next higher timeframe RSI Trend indicator readings. I will illustrate this with a long and short trade example. 6

7 LONG ENTRY (Buy) Rules: 1. RSI Trend indicator crosses above the 30 or 70 level from below. 2. RSI Trend indicator is above the 30 or 70 level on the next higher timeframe, showing an uptrend. 3. Wait for the close of the current signal candle and at the opening of the next candle, as long as the conditions above remain the same, place a long entry on the current timeframe. 4. The stop loss is set just below the most recent swing low point. 5. The trade is closed once the RSI Trend indicator falls below the 30 or 70 level. 6. Stop loss could be trailed behind each successive swing low point until the trade is closed or the stop is hit. I will use an example to illustrate a long trade on the GBP/JPY currency pair on a M5 (5 minute) timeframe chart. On at the opening of the candle at 07:15 am, the RSI Trend indicator crossed above the 30 level, giving the first signal for a long entry as depicted on the image below: 7

that was required was to wait for the current signal candle to close and as long as these conditions remained intact,

8 Immediately after this, the next higher timeframe M15 (15 minute) was checked for a confirmation of the signal and, as it can be seen from the image below, the RSI Trend indicator on the M15 was also above the 30 level: So now, all that was required was to wait for the current signal candle to close and as long as these conditions remained intact, a long entry could be placed on the opening of the next candle, as can be seen on the next image: 8

9 At the opening of the new candle at 07:20 am a long entry was placed at the price level. The Stop Loss was set just below the most recent swing low point at , 25 pips down from the entry. The trade was closed 6 hours and 25 minutes later at , when the RSI Trend indictor fell below the 70 level giving a possible reversal signal. The net profit from this long trade was 264 pips, which is more than 10 times the Stop Loss amount. 9

10 SHORT ENTRY (Sell) Rules: 1. The RSI Trend indicator crosses below the 30 or 70 level from above. 2. The RSI Trend indicator is below the 30 or 70 level on the next higher timeframe, showing a downtrend. 3. Wait for the close of the current signal candle and at the opening of the next candle, as long as the conditions above remain the same, place a short entry on the current timeframe. 4. The Stop loss is set just above the most recent swing high point. 5. The trade is closed once the RSI Trend indicator climbs above the 30 or 70 level. 6. The Stop loss could be trailed behind each successive swing high point the trade is closed or the stop is hit. To illustrate the short entry rules, I will use an example short trade on the GBP/AUD currency pair on the M30 (30 minute) timeframe chart. On at the opening of the candle at 04:00 am, the RSI Trend indicator crossed below the 70 level, giving the first signal for a short entry as can be seen on the image below: 10

needed was to wait for the current signal candle to close and, as long as these conditions remained the same, a

11 Immediately after this, the next higher timeframe H1 (1 hour) was checked for a confirmation of the signal and, as it can be seen from the image below, the RSI Trend indicator was also below the 70 level: So now all that was needed was to wait for the current signal candle to close and, as long as these conditions remained the same, a short entry could be placed on the opening of the next candle, as it can be seen on the next image: 11

12 At the opening of the new candle at 04:30 am a short entry was placed at the price level. The Stop Loss was set just above the most recent swing high point at , standing at 67 pips up from the entry. The trade was closed 9 and a half hours later at the level, when the RSI Trend indictor climbed above the 30 level indicating a possible reversal signal. The net profit from this short trade was 279 pips, which is over 4 times the Stop Loss amount. 12

13 SUMMARY So then I ve presented another highly profitable way to read the RSI indicator signals along with a very profitable trading system on its own, using my particular way of using the readings. Try it out. I hope you also use it to effectively make some good profits for yourself. Yours Truly Toshko Raychev 13

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