Pennant Strategy – A pennant is a short consolidation before the previous trend continues.
Double Top and Double Bottom – These reversal patterns can signal the end of an existing trend.
Inverse Head and Shoulders – This pattern often signals a bullish reversal after a downtrend.
Fibonacci Retracement Strategy – Wait for price to pull back to key Fibonacci levels before entering
Order Block Strategy – Enter near institutional order blocks after confirming a reaction.
Fair Value Gap (FVG) Strategy – Wait for price to return to an FVG before entering in the trend direction.
Liquidity Sweep Strategy – Wait for price to take out stop-losses before looking for a reversal.
Break of Structure (BOS) Strategy – Enter after a confirmed break of market structure in the trend direction.
Change of Character (CHoCH) Strategy – Use CHoCH to identify a potential early trend reversal.
Supply and Demand Strategy – Trade from strong supply and demand zones where price previously reacted
Confluence Strategy – Combine multiple confirmations, such as support, RSI, and candlestick patterns, before entering.
Session Open Strategy – Trade during the first hour of major market sessions when volatility often increases
Retest Strategy – After a breakout, wait for price to retest the broken level before entering.
EMA Trend Strategy – Use the 20 EMA or 50 EMA as dynamic support or resistance in trending markets.
200 EMA Strategy – Trade only in the direction of the trend indicated by the 200 EMA.
Momentum Strategy – Enter trades when price shows strong momentum supported by volume or indicators.
Institutional Trading Strategy – Follow institutional footprints using liquidity, order blocks, and market structure.
