• Make a rule when to buy and sell. MA cross over and W and M rule.
• Follow trend
• Avoid news announcement
• Proper stop and loss
• Write trade log

Here’s the implementation

• Make a rule when to buy and sell. Enter position when the candle direction is the same like the trend. And it is in early stage of the trend. Don’t buy if it has the same direction like the trend, but it has moves a lot, because it often have pullback.

• Follow trend which is made by MA 8 and MA 14. So it the trend is going down don’t buy.
• Avoid news announcement
• Proper stop and loss. SL 7, TP 12
• Write trade log

Symmetrical Triangles is usually a result of a lack of conviction regarding which way the price will move. A technical trader will search for this pattern and look for two converging trend lines that meet at a point called the apex. The converging trend lines will give a triangular shape, that is why it is called Symmetrical triangles. These trend lines act as a barrier that prevent the price from moving up or down dramatically. But once the price does breaks these barrier, volatility increases and the price can experience a sharp movement in the direction of the breakout. Traders will need to identify the breakout to gain from the sharp price movement.

Ascending or Descending Triangle

Ascending or Descending Triangle is similar to Symmetrical Triangles. Ascending Triangle is a bullish pattern, while the Descending is a bearish pattern.
In Ascending Triangle, the first trend line is drawn horizontally at a resistance level that prevented the price from moving higher. The second trend line is drawn upward. When the resistance level is broken, the price will move up aggressively.
In Descending Triangle, the first trend line is drawn horizontally at a support level that prevented the price from moving lower. The second trend line is drawn downward. When the support level is broken, the price will move down aggressively.

A transaction signal is generated when the price drifts below a trendline and is called the neckline. The neckline is simply a support that has prevented the price from moving lower. The Head and Shoulders was first identify as a bullish pattern, but as demand weaken the price will move below the neckline. The declines give traders a great opportunity to realize gains over a brief period of time by short selling.

Dragon fly doji is a candlestick which shows the same open, high, close price. This pattern shows that seller dominated trading at first that drove the price lower. However, buyer then dominated the trading makes the price back to the opening level. Dragonfly doji can show early signal of bullish reversal (upward reversal).

Gravestone doji is a candlestick which shows the same open, low, close price. This pattern shows that buyer dominated trading at first that drove the price higher. However, seller then dominated the trading makes the price back to the opening level. Gravestone doji can show early signal of bearish reversal (downward reversal).