Day trade setup

Thank you for sharing, Hasib.

Thank you very much for the video! I don't speak English, but the charts speak for themselves.

Please continue to post your trades, I must say I learnt from you too.

Looking forward to the next video, amazing

What do you think of this? I think that Gold is going up again soon

@Hasib - thank you for your videos. I am really looking forward to watching them, I just haven't had any time at the moment. I have more time now as my other project is completed for now, so full focus on trading now.

EURJPY to start things off.

TP 1.5R.

It Was excellent trade.

Miss this buy trade in GJ

Do not miss.
TP hit with R:R= 1:2

Very good job. Focus is the key.

My Gold trade.

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Reached tp, R:R=1:2

So funny What a spread!! This broker is terible

hello dear hasib. i like your system. is it good also for GOLD and wich TF is best?

Thanks for your good job
Well done bro

Here's a Example of detailed trading plan for a 6 and 21 EMA strategy:

1. Trading Goals:
   1. Define your trading goals and the time horizon you want to trade within. For example, your goal could be to achieve a 20% return on your investment over the next 12 months.

2. Risk Tolerance:
   1. Determine your maximum risk tolerance for each trade. For instance, you may decide not to risk more than 1% of your trading account on any given trade.

3. Strategy:
   1. Your strategy is to use the 6 and 21 exponential moving averages (EMA) as indicators to identify the trend direction and entry and exit points.
   2. When the 6 EMA crosses above the 21 EMA, this is a bullish signal and indicates a potential long position. When the 6 EMA crosses below the 21 EMA, this is a bearish signal and indicates a potential short position.

4. Currency Pair Selection:
   1. Select currency pairs that have a high level of liquidity and volatility, as these are more suitable for the 6 and 21 EMA strategy. For instance, popular pairs such as GBP/JPY, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY may be good options.

5. Entry and Exit Points:
   1. Identify entry points by waiting for the 6 EMA to cross over the 21 EMA. This should be confirmed by other technical indicators, such as support and resistance levels, candlestick patterns, or other chart patterns.
   2. For exits, you could use a trailing stop-loss order, which moves up as the price of the currency pair increases. Alternatively, you could use a fixed take-profit level, which is a pre-determined price target that you set before entering the trade.

6. Risk Management:
   1. Use appropriate risk management techniques to minimize losses and protect your trading capital. This could include setting a stop-loss order at a predetermined level below the entry price, or using position sizing to limit the amount of capital risked on each trade.

7. Trading Schedule:
   1. Plan your trading sessions based on the currency pair's trading hours and the time zone you're in. You may want to consider trading during the most active periods when the markets are most liquid.

8. Record Keeping:
   1. Keep a record of your trades, including the entry and exit points, profit and loss, and any other relevant information. This helps you track your progress, evaluate your trading plan, and make improvements as necessary.

9. Review and Revise:
   1. Regularly review and revise your trading plan to ensure it remains effective and relevant. Take into account changes in market conditions, your own risk tolerance, and your trading goals

Best wishes 😀

For mobile. You can use this

Change the broker

H4 and daily best.
Trading all tf is possible but trading small tf requires skills and trading cost is big in small tf trade.
Hope you understand. Best wishes 😀🤠

This is nice Am thinking of closing them already