How to avoid getting Rekt with Heikin Ashi + Winning Trades
1) Use Volume divergences to your advantage
2) Use Heikin Ashi weak green candles to find high points to short
3) Use dynamic trendlines by finding high + low points of volume to find "Volume breakouts"
Usually volume breakouts can happen before price, and you can predict price trends before they happen.
When to close Long BUY trades with small loss or small profit?
1) Weakness in Heikin Ashi candles upwards
2) Bear Divergences
3) Bear Volume increasing
4) RSI falling underneath the MA and retesting the MA
When to close SHORT SELL trades with small loss or small profit?
1) Bull Divergences
2) Bear Volume decreasing + Big Green Heikin Ashi candle with high volume
Also ^ switch back to normal candles and see if candle is Bull engulfing
3) RSI breaking out over the top of MA
When to Take Profit?
Use the reactive trendline:
When you are short and it turns Green after Shorting, take Profit on Short
When you are long and it turns Red after Buying, take Profit on Long
2) Use Heikin Ashi weak green candles to find high points to short
3) Use dynamic trendlines by finding high + low points of volume to find "Volume breakouts"
Usually volume breakouts can happen before price, and you can predict price trends before they happen.
When to close Long BUY trades with small loss or small profit?
1) Weakness in Heikin Ashi candles upwards
2) Bear Divergences
3) Bear Volume increasing
4) RSI falling underneath the MA and retesting the MA
When to close SHORT SELL trades with small loss or small profit?
1) Bull Divergences
2) Bear Volume decreasing + Big Green Heikin Ashi candle with high volume
Also ^ switch back to normal candles and see if candle is Bull engulfing
3) RSI breaking out over the top of MA
When to Take Profit?
Use the reactive trendline:
When you are short and it turns Green after Shorting, take Profit on Short
When you are long and it turns Red after Buying, take Profit on Long
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