How RSI Divergence Works
RSI divergence acts when price makes a new low and momentum does not. What the oscillator measures, and the cost of a leading signal.
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How Swing Trend Works
Swing Trend works on hourly candles and holds for days, so one fill amortises to almost nothing. The third answer to the fee floor.
Read articleHow the Liquidity Sweep Works
A liquidity sweep trades the snap-back after price pushes past a level to clear stops. Why standing aside is the most important rule in it.
Read articleHow the Micro S/R Bounce Works
The micro support and resistance bounce trades small repeatable intraday levels. Why frequency makes the fee floor the dominant constraint.
Read articleHow the Range Grid Works
The range grid is the one strategy that wants a flat market. Why an inverted trend filter makes it anti-correlated with the rest by design.
Read articleHow the Trend Pullback Works
The trend pullback buys a dip to a moving average inside a confirmed trend. Why being highly selective is the design rather than a limitation.
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- How RSI Divergence Works
- How Swing Trend Works
- How the Liquidity Sweep Works
- How the Micro S/R Bounce Works
- How the Range Grid Works
- How the Trend Pullback Works
- How Order Flow Imbalance Works
- How Pullback Continuation Works
- How Momentum Burst Works
- How the Volatility Squeeze Works
- How the VWAP Bounce Works
- How Trend Rider Works
- How the Oversold Bounce Works
- How the Range Breakout Works
- How the Bollinger Squeeze Works
- How the EMA Ribbon Works
- How Scalping Works
- How Range Reversal Works
- Order Blocks and Fair-Value Gaps
- How Breakout Sniping Works