Trend trading is about identifying and riding the direction of the market—up or down—for as long as the trend remains intact. I use tools like *moving averages (50 & 200 EMA)*, *ADX*, and *trendlines* to confirm trend strength and direction. I only trade in the direction of the established trend—buying higher highs and higher lows in uptrends, or shorting lower highs and lower lows in downtrends.
Entries are based on pullbacks to dynamic support/resistance, and I exit when trend signals weaken or price closes beyond a key level. This strategy demands patience, not precision—riding waves, not catching tops or bottoms.
Breakout trading focuses on entering positions when price breaks through key support or resistance levels with strong volume. I look for consolidation zones, trendlines, and chart patterns like triangles or rectangles. The moment price closes above resistance or below support with confirmation, I enter the trade.
I set alerts and use indicators like volume spikes, Bollinger Bands, and the 20 EMA to confirm momentum. Risk management is key—I place stop-losses just below the breakout level and target 2:1 or higher reward-to-risk setups. I avoid fakeouts by waiting for candle confirmation, not just a quick wick.
Day trading focuses on entering and exiting positions within the same day, aiming to profit from intraday price movements. I use 5-min to 1-hour charts and rely on technical indicators like *VWAP*, *MACD*, and *RSI*, combined with volume spikes and price action patterns.
The key is speed and discipline—I trade only during high-liquidity sessions, avoid overtrading, and always set *tight stop-losses*. I stick to high-volume pairs like *ETH/USDT*, where spreads are minimal. News catalysts and market sentiment also guide my setups.
Profits are taken quickly, and losses are cut faster. Consistency and risk management matter more than big wins.