To start, you need to find an indicator you love. Say MACD.
Actually, don't use MACD, it sucks. But something.
Then you have to find the thing you want to be the signal. Figure you will be using CCI. CCI is a function that tells you how far price is from a moving average. Assume your signal is when it turns from negative to positive.
After this you need the percentage of time that movement happens after this signal. After getting the signal, does price go up and with what frequency? How far? Does price go down instead? How much?
What times of days does this transpire? Calculate this.
Figure out your exit strategy based on price movement when you get your signal. Are you going to sell after a certain distance or after price does a certain thing?
Are you going to scale in? Are you going to scale out?
Done.
Actually, don't use MACD, it sucks. But something.
Then you have to find the thing you want to be the signal. Figure you will be using CCI. CCI is a function that tells you how far price is from a moving average. Assume your signal is when it turns from negative to positive.
After this you need the percentage of time that movement happens after this signal. After getting the signal, does price go up and with what frequency? How far? Does price go down instead? How much?
What times of days does this transpire? Calculate this.
Figure out your exit strategy based on price movement when you get your signal. Are you going to sell after a certain distance or after price does a certain thing?
Are you going to scale in? Are you going to scale out?
Done.