Previously, the trading strategy had a win rate of 56.7% based on analysis, but after actually backtesting it, the results were dismal. However, after analyzing the losing trades from the backtest and revising the trading rules, I re-tested the strategy, which now has improved accuracy. I would like to share the summary of that backtest….

First, the trading method that was refined through past analysis, yielding a rebound rate of 56.7% on the 1-hour chart using the 20 SMA, is as follows. However, this is based on analysis results from completed historical charts, and the period analyzed only covers the most recent one or two months. Therefore, to verify whether…

In the previous analysis, I reviewed a trading strategy using moving averages, which are said to be the most widely used indicator globally. By analyzing the past month and a half of data, I was able to narrow down the strategy to a set of rules that could potentially yield a win rate of around…

Among the technical indicators used in Forex analysis, the most popular ones are the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and the Exponential Moving Average (EMA), which represent moving averages. The way people use them varies—some may use them to determine entry points, while others might only use them to confirm trends or momentum. Common settings include…

This article is a trading strategy guide after a long break. Today, I’m introducing an ultra-simple method using the moving average (MA), which is likely the most commonly used tool in chart analysis for stocks, forex, and other markets. (,,>᎑<,,) Since this strategy uses only one moving average, it is easily replicable for beginners. I…

Hello everyone, this is Pip, your FX trader (〃 ˆᴗˆ 〃 ) Here is the article presenting the test results of the simple trend-following strategy using just one moving average line that I introduced last time. I’ll be sharing the results of my backtesting based on this trading method, along with the additional rules and…