Buyers are stepping in after a prolonged decline, and the chart is showing the early signs of a relief push — not a confirmed reversal yet, so the setup remains speculative and requires tight risk control.
Buyers are stepping in after a prolonged decline, and the chart is showing the early signs of a relief push — not a confirmed reversal yet, so the setup remains speculative and requires tight risk control.
Many People say there's no StopLoss in Spot Trading , But You should know this 👉 How to set a Stop-Loss in Spot Trading ?
After buying a Spot asset go-to sell & change market or limit order to OCO < one cancel other > this order type is use to set SL & TP both at the same time
See attached screenshot for reference my $BANK spot holding is safe with SL & TP 🚀
Buyers are stepping in after a prolonged decline, and the chart is showing the early signs of a relief push — not a confirmed reversal yet, so the setup remains speculative and requires tight risk control.
1. Understanding the Basics A Moving Average (MA) smooths out price data to show the underlying trend. There are two main types: Simple Moving Average (SMA): Equal weight to all data points. Exponential Moving Average (EMA): More weight on recent prices, making it more responsive. 2. Types of Moving Averages SMA: Measures the average price over a selected period; slower to react. EMA: Reacts faster to sudden price shifts because it prioritizes recent data. 3. Common Timeframes Short-Term: 5, 10, 20 MAs Medium-Term: 50 MA Long-Term: 100 and 200 MAs 4. Core Trading Strategies a) Golden Cross When the 50-day MA crosses above the 200-day MA → strong bullish trend signal. b) Death Cross When the 50-day MA crosses below the 200-day MA → bearish continuation signal. c) MA Crossover Strategy Buy when a shorter MA moves above a longer MA. Sell when it crosses back below. d) Support and Resistance MAs often act as dynamic support during uptrends and resistance during downtrends. e) Trend Confirmation Price above MA → bullish trend Price below MA → bearish trend 5. Advanced Techniques Double/Triple MA Systems: Examples: 20–50–200 EMA setups for better trend filtering. MA Envelopes/Bands: Use percentage bands around an MA to understand volatility. Confluence Zones: Combine MA signals with RSI, MACD, or volume for stronger confirmation. 6. Timeframe Selection Choose MAs based on your trading style: Scalping: 5m–15m charts using 5/20 EMAs Day Trading: 1H–4H with 20/50/100 MAs Swing/Position Trading: Daily/Weekly with 50/200 MAs 7. Risk Management Place stop-losses below (or above) the relevant MA. Always confirm signals with volume. Avoid relying on MAs alone—they can produce false signals during consolidation. 8. Backtesting & Optimization Test your MA combinations on past price data. Adjust the lengths to fit asset volatility and your preferred trading approach.