Ema Step System.

[traderkenny]

Originally Posted by maurizio77

Hi There,

I am pretty new to this, but so far i have found just two systems that work for ME.
The first one i use is the EUR/USD 45 pips a day system that was posted by James. I haven't ever actually got 45 pips from this system, but 20-30 is common..i trade $4 pips currently, so it adds up to about $2K a month....I owe James a ty for that

The second was one that i stumbled across when i was "playing".

I don't like complicated systems, as i find it slows me down at the most crucial moment and i end up missing pips and getting a bit frustrated.

I liked the EMA systems i have seen, but all too often they cross half way down a major move, and you end up catching the "tail" of the trade, or at worst, end up entering right at the point of a retracement!!!

I would not say this is a Holy Grail and it is not perfect. I have worked out that i win about 4 out of 5 using this system. But the winning trades are always much larger than the losing ones.

Anyway, let me know what you think...

So after playing about and watching the results, the closest to the move i could find was this;


Ema5 (White)

Ema1 (Yellow)

I have RSI (14), Slow Stocs (14, 3) and CCI (20) up too, this is just my preference, i use it to try and predict when a cross-candle will appear.....for this system i don't really need them.

I use this mainly on GBP/JPY on 15m, 30m and daily. (Daily is generally the most lucrative and predictable but requires patience, it can sometimes seem a small reward for such a long wait)


This is what i do;

I will wait for the Ema's to cross and for the timeframe on that "cross-candle" to have almost come to an end.
Once i have seen the cross, i am looking to enter as soon as the timeframe makes the step to the next candle, i will enter in the direction of the Ema cross.

If i am at my desk i will not use a stop ( i use a mental stop in this instance), if i am going to be away from my desk i will put on a stop of 3/4 of the cross-candle.
So say the cross-candle was 100 pips from OPEN to CLOSE i would make my stop 75 pips........if the cross-candle was 80 pips OPEN to CLOSE, i would make my stop 60 pips etc....

Take profits;

I tend to use a trailing stop, and as i use Oanda i have to do this manually. (unless anyone knows any different)

This depends on the timeframe you are trading on;

On 15m chart i use a trail of 10-15 pips, looking for an overall 25-40pip trade.

On 30m chart i use a trail of 10-15 pips, looking for an overall 30-50pip trade.

On daily chart i use trails of 25, 50, 100 & 150 pips, looking for an overall
2-300pip trade.

I just looked on my history and for my last 15 trades i won all but 3 using this system. 4 of those trades were on the daily and netted me over 200 pips each.

Let me know what you think,


Maurizio77

Thanks Mourizio for your share. i will check it out soon!

[TravisFX]

I just want to thank the original poster for the ebook that he put out there on the web. I have been experimenting with this method on my demo account and have been having success so far.

I am pretty sure I will add this strategy to my live account once I have more experience with it.

THANK YOU,
TravisFX

I would like to start a skype trading group using this method... I will probably be trading the london session at first. (I work full time in the US currently) I'll post in the main forum, but if there is anyone interested just PM me.

[TravisFX]

I have set up a Skype group for those of us following this system.

Send me a message or email via this forum or Skype and I will add whoever is interested.

See you then!

[rapister]

Originally Posted by sandpipper

Hey guys just dowload it from here.

mediafire{dot}com/emastep

It will take some fiddling but with a little persistence you can figure it out.

wow nicely done

going to try it out

[dwp]

First off I would like to offer a genuine & heartfelt WELL DONE to "maurizio" and the many other contributors to this thread. As a "newbie" to both Forex and BabyPips it is great to find what is obviously a free, simple, profitable method. I have read through all the posts and I have gone through the eBook and am ready to demo the method. Before I get myself "bloodied" I would like to check that I have my settings correct. I would hate to start demo'ing with one or two hands tied behind my back!

I am using Alpari (UK) and MT4 platform. Are there any MT4 users who can check my settings and put me right if I am wrong?

EMA's 1 & 5 (close) - OK

Bollinger Bands - I am not sure about the settings. I have Period = 14, Shift = 3, Deviations = 3, Apply to = Close. I have nothing entered in the Levels tab. Are these settings correct?

Slow Stoch - I have installed the Stochastic Oscillator and the entry on the chart says: Stoch(14,3,3). It doesn't say "Slow". In the Parameters tab I have the following: %K period = 14, %D period = 3, Slowing = 3, Price field = Close/Close, MA method = Simple. In the Levels tab I have 20 & 80. Are these settings correct?

I look forward to receiving any help with these settings and then embarking on the "learning process".

Cheers

[rlimsiaco]

Hi Maurizio,

Still using this systmem?


Thanks.

[judge]

are there anyone who tries this system?There are not much trade opportunity ii couldnt find enough,i found once 2 emas crossed on a candle upward stohastic crossed out,cci broken +100 line but after the setup candle market goes down?The first trade i have caught i saw this

[maurizio77]

Originally Posted by rlimsiaco

Hi Maurizio,

Still using this systmem?


Thanks.

LOL

Of course.


...................And yes, it still works.

[baby24]

Originally Posted by maurizio77

LOL

Of course.


...................And yes, it still works.

Yes, maurizio, and we are still grateful, and I would still love to hear about the other -inferior- systems you use. Or have you given up on those?

Thanks

Baby24

[maurizio77]

No, i haven't given up on any of my trading techniques.

I use the same ones over and over again....everytime i trade.

Am at girlfriends right now, but will post another of the systems i use as soon as i get home (Sunday/Monday)

Speak to ya soon.