My Own Technic

[Adnan Alisyahbana El Ghofani]

I started my journey in trading five months ago. Since then, I’ve studied all kinds of strategies—ICT, SMC, price action, and more—but none of them really worked for me, mostly because of the wide stop losses. Eventually, I switched to a demo account to develop and refine my own strategy.

I focused on the 5-minute timeframe, analyzing candle opens and closes, as well as motive and corrective structures. After five months of testing and observation, I finally discovered a method that can accurately read the market—almost with 100% precision. It even provides confirmation for buy or sell positions before major economic news drops—sometimes up to 20 minutes in advance.

So far, I’ve tested this strategy on gold and BTC, and it works best with BTC. I’m now eager to try it on a real account, but I don’t have any income at the moment. For now, I’ll probably just join trading contests. Oh, and by the way—I just graduated from school and haven’t landed a job yet.

[Fabio Cavalloni]

I strongely suggest to you to start coding your strategies, paper trading is useless in most of cases because you have not the correct point of view of exact entry and exit prices, no slippages, no commissions, no spread.

Doing paper trading in charts you can find 100 profitable strategies, applying them to the market, I'm almost sure that less than 5% are really profitable.

Not less important, be sure to use not repainting indicators and rules: using that approach you will surely find profitable trades into the past, but no one of them replicable in real environment.

[dudebigdik]

I am sorry, but when you mentioned your strategy has almost 100% precision, I know you are still in the very early learning stage of forex trading. I suggest you decrease the size of your account, you will lose the money, but if you reduce your deposit, you will lose less.

[Conor Mcnamara]

You don't know where the market will pivot before economic news impact because the data isn't released until its released. Indicators can't predict something that hasn't happened yet. The only strategies I believe in are reactionary, not predictive.