Update Dec. 2010: I would like to invite everyone to my VSA thread. Including the basic concepts of VSA will increase your win percentage for Mad Scalper…or any system. I no longer use these types of indicators. I read what professional money is doing using Volume, and have found it much more consistant than any “system”.
vsa-sr-fibb-etc.html
Mad Scalper by Petefader.zip from Sendspace.com
Entry is when the shaded red or blue on the chart change color on a 5min candle CLOSE.
50 EMA (purple) gives general direction by it’s angle and acts as supp/resist. If price is above it AND if its angle is up, then LONGS ONLY. Do not trade against the angle of the 50 ema, and DO NOT trade if it is flat.
14 EMA (red) If you are looking for longs then you must have a candle close ABOVE the 14 EMA to enter. It also acts as supp/resist in very strong trends. (If price is crossing back and forth on the 50 ema, this line can help determine longs or shorts by being above or below the 50 ema.)
Trend Changes: Let’s say we are in an up trend. When the 14 EMA crosses down on the 50 EMA, and does not soon cross back up, then the up trend is weak and may reverse.
If the 50 EMA slants down, and 14 ema stays below, you would now look to short instead of long. Entry on that would be AFTER A PULL BACK of the down move (blue then red, and all conditions met).
OSMA (looks like macd) must be above zero for longs, below for shorts, (I HAVE REMOVED THIS).
The pivot points and murry math lines will change everyday to give to supp/resist levels, also drawing your own fibbs and trend lines is good, but not crucial. Some days the Murry Math lines will be very close together, caused by a small range the day before. You can chose to ignore them in these cases as any decent move will break them.
This is meant for scalping so stops and targets for EU and GU about 20 pips…give or take. Always keep your stops in place, never take a big loss.
Only trade during active times for better probability and avoid entering a trade right before a news release.
Remember this is just playing the probabilities, as with any system, so if you take a loss just stick to the rules and find the next setup.
I would recommend trying this out on a demo. If anyone does, let me know your results, or if you have any questions/ideas about the rules etc.