Trading Strategies

Every trader needs a trading strategy to succeed in financial markets. This strategy should be based on technical, fundamental, or sentiment analysis. An effective strategy includes clear entry and exit rules, risk management, and emotional control, ensuring disciplined and structured trade execution. Trading strategies vary based on style and timeframe. Day traders often use scalping and breakout trading, whereas long-term traders focus on swing trading and trend following. Advanced methodologies like ICT, RTM, and Smart Money focus on liquidity flow, price manipulations, and structural breaks, allowing traders to pinpoint precise entry and exit points. Building a successful strategy requires continuous testing and optimization. On TradingFinder, traders can access specialized training on creating, testing, and refining trading strategies. Additionally, by combining technical tools, capital management techniques, and past trade performance analysis, traders can optimize their methods for the best possible results.

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Optimizing Risk/Reward Ratio by Refining Entry on Lower Timeframes (ICT & SMC)

Optimizing Risk/Reward Ratio by Refining Entry on Lower Timeframes (ICT & SMC)

Intermediate
2 Min

Aligning entry points between higher and lower timeframes using concepts such as Order Block and Fair Value Gap...

Learn ICT Dealing Range Training: Liquidity Accumulation & Distribution

Learn ICT Dealing Range Training: Liquidity Accumulation & Distribution

Elementry
2 Min

The ICT trading style focuses on market structure and liquidity. Within the market structure, the ICT Dealing...

ICT Average Daily Range [ADR]; Market Volatility & Risk Management

ICT Average Daily Range [ADR]; Market Volatility & Risk Management

Advanced
1 Min

The Average Daily Range (ADR) refers to the price movement (difference between the high and low price) of a...

Previous Monthly High and Low (PMH & PML); Key price zones

Previous Monthly High and Low (PMH & PML); Key price zones

Intermediate
1 Min

In technical analysis and price charts, the Previous Monthly High and Low (PMH & PML) represent the highest and lowest...

MSS VS CISD - ICT Style + IFVG Combination

MSS VS CISD - ICT Style + IFVG Combination

Intermediate
4 Min

Traders can use the Market Structure Shift "MSS" to identify medium-term price movements and trend reversals, while Change in...