Your first winning strategy

[Alfing]

What was it?

For me, it was finding supply and demand levels using Trade Like Pro by Lebin. His setups are rare but of quite high probability.

Tell us about what brought your account into green for the first time.

 

[qxr1011]

there is an old saying: if one has just one friend it is already a lot

imho same goes to the working trading method

 

[SmallFry]

Buy and hold

 

[ElectricSavant]

Never had one for a long time...

 

[deaddog]

I followed Will Rodgers advise "Don't gamble; take all your savings and buy some good stock and hold it till it goes up, then sell it. If it don't go up, don't buy it."

Actually I changed it a bit to if it doesn't go up get rid of it.

 

[Scataphagos]

Simple.

1. Buy low, sell high.

2. Buy high, sell higher.

No brainer!

 

[SimpleMeLike]

there is an old saying: if one has just one friend it is already a lot

imho same goes to the working trading method

qxr1011,

Are you saying that one trading method is efficient?

 

[John9999]

I guess it is not really a "new" strategy for me.. but trading off Break outs Long or Short, using 3 Moving averages for confirmation. The biggest winning move, was to go to multi day holds and use the daily/4 hr charts instead of 3,5,10 minute charts

 

[expiated]

Tell us about what brought your account into green for the first time.

For me it was finding the “sweet spot” moving average in each time frame and abiding by whatever moves it dictates.

For example, the red moving averages on the above chart are too sensitive to less-than-significant fluctuations in price, often zigzagging in a helter-skelter fashion, signaling any number of false positives before price is genuinely ready to make a decisive move, whereas the blue moving averages are so lagging as to completely overlook a lot of nearly ideal trade setups again and again.

On the other hand, the black moving average is very much like Mama Bear’s chair, porridge, and bed—just right.

 

[Alfing]

I guess it is not really a "new" strategy for me.. but trading off Break outs Long or Short, using 3 Moving averages for confirmation. The biggest winning move, was to go to multi day holds and use the daily/4 hr charts instead of 3,5,10 minute charts

Going to larger timeframes is a big step ;-)