YIN YANG TRADING

Trading 'Yin Yang' has some basic theories using simple language to make it easier for users to understand, namely:

1. 'IF' Theory
2. Sharp Boat Theory
3. Arc Theory
4. Fishing Theory
5. Dice Theory
6. Bus Theory
7. Storyline theory


1. 'IF' Theory
If the current open is greater than the previous open, the trend will rise. If the current open is smaller than the previous open, the trend will be down. This law applies to all timeframes. (This theory will fall on the smaller TF against the larger TF).

2. Sharp Boat Theory
Like the movement of a boat, where if the stern shifts then the bow also shifts. Likewise the movement in the chart. If the high shifts up/down, so does the low. .(this theory will fall on the smaller TF against the larger TF).

3. Arc Theory
If a bow is to be fired towards a target point, then the bow must be stretched first. So are market movements. If the target point is above, then he will move down first to find a foothold before reaching his target. Or vice versa when the target point is below.

4. Fishing Theory
Determine the location where we fish and the target of our catch with the bait we have. Likewise with trading. Determine the type of account and the number of lots, and realize the acquisition according to the amount of our capital.

5. Dice theory
In this type of dice game, usually we will divide / split the capital that we will bet so that the possibility of winning is greater than the possibility of losing. Likewise in forex. We must divide the margin for each lot in each open position with discipline.

6. Bus Theory
If we want to travel far, we must prepare everything. We have to know what bus we can use, where to go, how much the fare is, what cities we will pass and so on, (method). We also have to plan how long we stay at the destination, how much it will cost, what activities will require financing, etc. (money management). When everything is in careful and measurable planning, then we will get comfort and tranquility, (mentally). Likewise in terms of trading.

7. Storyline Theory
In every journey made, it must begin with departure and end with destination and return to the place of departure. Likewise with trading