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READY-MADE STRATEGIES

It is impossible to talk about trading on the stock market without a strategy. Without it, stable and successful trading becomes impossible, and the market strictly punishes amateurism by depleting the deposit. In this section, we provide examples of trading strategies to help you develop your own approach to the market.

Time and effort optimization:

Strategies allow traders to systematize their approach to the market. This saves time and effort, as the trader can predefine the conditions required to open or close a trade.

Increasing the probability of success:

Strategies provide traders with a set of rules based on market analysis and data. This increases the likelihood of making informed decisions based on facts rather than emotions.

Risk minimization:

Trading strategies help traders identify precise entry and exit points for trades, as well as set stop-loss levels. This helps minimize risks and protect capital from significant losses.

Types of trader strategies

First of all, let's clarify how trader strategies differ from trading style.

Trading style is a comprehensive trading plan that includes multiple aspects (how often to trade, how long to hold positions, etc.).

Strategy is a methodology for determining entry and exit points to achieve stable profits in the market.

The most popular strategies include trend trading using breakouts, consolidation, and reversal trading strategies. You may be surprised, but you can find 27 million different strategies on Google — beginners will simply get lost. Therefore, attempts to learn something independently in advance are doomed to failure.

Trading methods for finding a profitable strategy

When choosing a profitable trading strategy, one of the most effective methods is careful analysis and applying approaches that have demonstrated success among other traders.

Choose elements that match your personality, temperament, and character, adapting them to your individual preferences. An effective approach is to combine two or more of your own trading strategies.

Distribute funds wisely across different instruments, diversifying them to minimize risks.

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