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1. Trade At A Specific Timing – 

Time your entry & exit in a way that only if a certain event happens at a certain time your orders will be triggered.                                                                         

For Example:

ENTRY Between 9:35 am and 10:00 am eastern time If EURUSD crosses above the BB (20, 5m, 2, High) then buy 10K EURUSD.

EXIT Close position if profit is at 5% or at 15:59 eastern time.

2. Cut Your Losses, Maximize Your Profits – 

Close your position automatically at a specific profit or loss – the first to occur.

For Example:

ENTRY Buy 10k EURUSD.

EXIT Close position at a profit of 3% or a loss of $100.

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3. Dynamic Entry Price – 

Set a limit order at a price that is equal to another term. For example: set the limit price to be equal to the lower Bollinger Band.

For Example: 

ENTRY Buy 10K EURUSD at a limit equals to the lower BB(20, Day, 2, Close)

EXIT Close position if EURUSD trades above the Middle Bollinger Band(20, 5m, 2, Close)

4. Smart Notifications – 

Let Capitalise.ai monitor the markets for you and get an email or mobile notification once your conditions are met.

For Example:

ENTRY Notify me if the current 1-hour bar change of EURUSD is negative by more than 0.05%

5. Monitor For Patterns – 

Refer to historical bars and set your trades to execute only when a specific pattern occurs. See this example where we monitor for when the Stochastic is below 12 for 3 consecutive 5 min bars.

For Example:

ENTRY If the USOUSD Stoch(14, 3, Fast, 5m) with an offset of 2 bars is below 12 and USOUSD Stoch(14, 3, Fast, 5m) with an offset of 1 bar is below 12 and USOUSD Stoch(14, 3, Fast, 5m) is below 12 buy 10,000 of USOUSD

EXIT Close position if profit is above 2% or loss is at 2%

6. Trade The News –

Use macro-economical events to trigger your entries.

For Example:

ENTRY If the Unemployment Claims (US) results are below forecast and the SPX daily change crosses below -1% sell 10K EURUSD

7. Trailing Stop Loss –

Manage your risk with trailing stop loss. Adjust the price of your stop-loss automatically according to price changes.

For Example:

ENTRY Buy 10k EURUSD

EXIT Close position at trailing stop of 2%

8. Assets Correlation –

Buy or sell any asset based on the price of another asset.

For Example:

ENTRY Buy 10K of GBPUSD if EURUSD crosses above 1.15

EXIT Close position if GBPUSD is below 1.19 or EURUSD is below 1.12 or if profit is at $500

9. Correlation To Index –

Buy or sell any asset based on the price of any index.

For Example:

ENTRY Sell 100 units of GBPUSD if EUSTX50 crosses above 1234 pts

EXIT Close position if EUSTX50 is below 2345 pts or loss is at $250 or profit is at $500

10. Set Trades Size In USD –

Send a market order with a trade size calculated in USD value.

For Example:

ENTRY Long EURUSD for the worth of 10,000 USD

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11. ATR Indicator –

Enter & exit positions based on the Average True Range.

For Example:

ENTRY Buy 100 EURUSD if EURUSD 1-hour ATR is higher by more than 10% from EURUSD 14-day ATR

12. MACD Cross –

Enter & exit positions based on the MACD indicator. In this example, we will enter a long position if the MACD line is above 0 and crossing above the signal line.

For Example:

ENTRY Enter & exit positions based on the MACD indicator. In this example, we will enter a long position if the MACD line is above 0 and crossing above the signal line

EXIT Close position if the MACD Line(12, 26, 9, 15m, Close) of EURUSD is below the signal line or profit is at 15% or the loss is at 6%

13. Simple MA Cross Over –

Enter & exit positions based on the moving average (MA) or the exponential moving average (EMA).

For Example:

ENTRY If the JPN225 Moving Average(30, 30m, Close) crosses above the JPN225 Moving Average(30, 30m, Close) then buy 100K JPN225

EXIT Close position if the Moving Average(10, 30m, Close) of JPN225 crosses below the JPN225 Moving Average(10, 30m, Close) or at profit above 5%

14. Buy One Sell One Around The Pivot –

Enter & exit positions based on the Pivot indicator.

For Example:

ENTRY Sell 10,000 of FRA40 and Buy 10,000 of US30 if FRA40 crosses below the Pivot(Week) and US30 is above the Pivot(Week)

EXIT Close position if FRA40 Candlestick(1, Day, High) is below the Pivot(Week)

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15. Buy At Drop Below The Bollinger –

Enter & exit positions based on the Bollinger bands.

For Example:

ENTRY Buy 10K of EURUSD if EURUSD trades above the Pivot(Week) and EURUSD crosses below the Middle Bollinger Band(20, 5m, 2, Close)

EXIT Close position if EURUSD trades above the Middle Bollinger Band(20, 5m, 2, Close)

16. Reverse SRSI Cross Under RSI –

Enter & exit positions based on the RSI/SRSI.

For Example:

ENTRY If the SRSI(14, 1, Fast, 15m, 14, Close) of EURUSD crosses below the EURUSD RSI(14, 15m, Close) buy EURUSD 10K

EXIT Close position at a profit of 2% or a loss of 3%

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