Re: 🔺 MT5 XARD - Simple Trend Following Trading System

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nick1975jan wrote: Tue May 20, 2025 11:17 pm hi bud, sorry still learning but can you tell me how you noticed the bullish signal pop up on your chart? thanks
Hi Nick,
XARD777's system is a trend-following strategy. You should be able to see price in a trend on your screen - then take a small bite.

The best advice I received in this thread early on was stick to one instrument. I trade the AUS200 - I stuck to this for a few years - have lots of notes and charts. I think I have a pretty good understanding of most scenarios. I know I can make a lot more $pips if I sit in front of the screen longer, but I am recovering from surgery and have limited time to trade.

Some days on the AUS200 like Monday and Wednesday are ranging days - so I started to look at JPN225 and HK50. I settled on HK50 and again have been trading to for a while now. I don't trade anything else..... So I have build up a feel for Price movement with these two instruments.

To be more specific - I hope the upward trend jumps out at you looking at the chart (1.) - if not get better at looking at charts and seeing the trend. [for best results a higher time frame trend is a must]. The Semaphore Vwap (XU AVWAP) is a great indicator (2.). XARD has used the triangle indicators to good effect in the past and lots of the community swear by them (3.). The Oracle is a great wee number to add (4.) - thank you very much Cagliostro! Lastly, the candles and the moving averages are an integral part of this strategy, especially for a final confirmation for entry.

There are other things that jump out as well like a Break-of-structure from the previous high (last pink dot), the panel on the right-top of the chart, and the reaction to yesterdays 50%. I also forget that one of the most obvious things with Indices is whether price is above or below the open line!

I hope this helps somewhat in your journey.
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Hi Familia,

I've been asked questions on Process: I live in NZ and am looking at market close of one day and market pre-open of the next.
Market pre-open is when candles have started to form, but price spread is too big to trade.

Looking at HK50 today, for example, I think anyone should be able to see that there is a bullish trend - the question is, will it continue?

The timeframe buttons at the bottom of the chart are useful in zooming in from M15, to M12, M10, M6 - what is the picture for the HK50 at premarket? Signals of bullish move, right?

Sorry they came out in wrong order, look from bottom to top.

The M6 is quite good for me because it shows the most granularity for me while still keeping the big picture trend.

Blue dot (up) followed by green dot (up)
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Following on...

I have said before I execute on M3 and or M1 - I am a scalper - that's all - no swing trading, no position trading, just scalping - keep it simple stupid- KISS

I only trade AUS200 and HK50 - that's all - Keep it simple stupid - KISS.

My very best trades are always at, or just after Australian and Hong Kong Opens - 11:50 am NZST and 1:15 pm NZST to 3-4 pm NZST.

Between 4pm and 5pm NZST HK50 takes a break (that's when I have a shower and prepare for my Karate classes) and restarts at 5pm with good volatility - usually in the direction of trend.

I have taken screen shots of HK50 today to illustrate potential second third and fourth entries. A, B, C, D (on second chart), and potentially E.

From current position we DO NOT KNOW where price will go, it may go up (1), it may move up and start a move down (2) or it may be exhausted and just move down (3).

On the last chart is a zoomed out look at M3 - I hope the bullish trend is visible.

HK50 is one of the most volatile instruments available - WARNING - Do NOT risk real money until you have a handle on it.

I hope these posts help explain what I do and why I do it - and helps in your journeys.

Karate is about being a life-long student and being the best learner we can be. Thanks for the queries - teaching teaches the teacher, thank you.

Best to all
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Musashi wrote: Wed May 21, 2025 5:47 pm Following on...

I have said before I execute on M3 and or M1 - I am a scalper - that's all - no swing trading, no position trading, just scalping - keep it simple stupid- KISS

I only trade AUS200 and HK50 - that's all - Keep it simple stupid - KISS.

My very best trades are always at, or just after Australian and Hong Kong Opens - 11:50 am NZST and 1:15 pm NZST to 3-4 pm NZST.

Between 4pm and 5pm NZST HK50 takes a break (that's when I have a shower and prepare for my Karate classes) and restarts at 5pm with good volatility - usually in the direction of trend.

I have taken screen shots of HK50 today to illustrate potential second third and fourth entries. A, B, C, D (on second chart), and potentially E.

From current position we DO NOT KNOW where price will go, it may go up (1), it may move up and start a move down (2) or it may be exhausted and just move down (3).

On the last chart is a zoomed out look at M3 - I hope the bullish trend is visible.

HK50 is one of the most volatile instruments available - WARNING - Do NOT risk real money until you have a handle on it.

I hope these posts help explain what I do and why I do it - and helps in your journeys.

Karate is about being a life-long student and being the best learner we can be. Thanks for the queries - teaching teaches the teacher, thank you.

Best to all
Hi Musashi,

Thank you for your analysis. Please keep this kind of post coming, it helped people a lot specially me to understand more and more about Xard pattern.

Thank you.

Malen9966