In our operational strategies, and encouragement to take advantage of short-term movements, looking for combinations of indicators and elements of the graphs to generate safe operations and a few minutes.
To do this, we must use graphics for periods of 5 and 15 minutes, without losing sight of what is the main direction of the market for the day in question, for which we use the graph of 4 hours.
As this chart relatively "large", the same we mark what is the trend of the next 12 to 16 hours, enough to operate at least 3 times in the same session.
In the first graph we see, over a period of 4 hours, after being broken as a bullish trend line, the price makes a pull back to the same line, but has already generated a reversal pattern that suggests a bearish movement for the next few hours.
Given this downward trend, now use a 5 minutes chart, combining a bullish trend line that has been broken, fast stochastic (5-3-3), which shows a cross above the 80 topics, and confirms that cross below it, and the indicator of time, confirms that while crossing the midline below some candles later, you already have a downward direction.
With an entry point into the zone of 1.2202, the output would be 1.2185, the pair stand at that time.
As you can see, this is a very short period of operation, which generated about 15 free points earning average of signals of this kind.
In the third example, described below, the combination of these indicators, together with a report that was issued minutes before the signal, gives us entry into 1.2207, confirming the fast stochastic a bearish signal. Although in this case for reporting purposes, the signal provides more than 50 points, capitalizing on the strength of momentum, in conjunction with the dominant trend in graph 4 hours.
Another example, but by combining the indicator of time with simple moving average of 20 periods, we can see in the following chart of USD / CHF at 5 minutes, where the collapse of that bullish moving average, coupled with the time signal. Generated 26 points maximum gain (at 1.3046 from 1.3020 at the entrance), with a likely departure, even with gain at 1.3037, when the price tends to cross, this time to the bottom, above the moving average.
Importantly, signals that are ideal for short-term movements, beyond the dominant trend of the market, and which can take advantage of movements often are not taken for fear of entering the market later after a major movement in favor the trend for 4 hours or days.
In this way, it is possible to maximize the movement of a pair, and often enter immediately after leaving an operation, but in the opposite direction.
While this is complex, since it requires great precision in the movements, can be achieved by taking into account the pull back that often make the pairs of lines to break the trend, in any period. Seeking to enter the market against those lines and establishing protective stop short, knowing that a re-price within the trend line, or channel, if any, will be sufficient to know that the market has decided to change direction.
