I'll start by noting that I typically use an elliot wave trading strategy. However, in small range activity (like we've been seeing for the past couple of weeks) I've been tinkering w/ a "plan b" strategy for very quick scalps.
I've researched Fisher's Transform and a number of different stochastic indicators, but I think that the combination of the Ergodic TSI and Bressert's oscillator may be more advantageous. I"ve only backtested this theory over the past couple of weeks and still need to tweak my entry/exit strategies.
My question to the forum is: How does one best use the ergodic and bressert indicators to capitalize on very short-term trading opportunities? What are the right "levels" to enter longs/shorts and when should one exit?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
I've researched Fisher's Transform and a number of different stochastic indicators, but I think that the combination of the Ergodic TSI and Bressert's oscillator may be more advantageous. I"ve only backtested this theory over the past couple of weeks and still need to tweak my entry/exit strategies.
My question to the forum is: How does one best use the ergodic and bressert indicators to capitalize on very short-term trading opportunities? What are the right "levels" to enter longs/shorts and when should one exit?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
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