The power to predict basics and advanced forex analysisPower Point
1) The document discusses advanced techniques for analyzing currency markets, including the use of pivots, Elliot waves, and Fibonacci to predict market movements and find high probability entry and exit points.
2) Pivots including support/resistance levels, moving averages, and trend lines are described as the basics for finding key market levels, with examples given on charts.
3) Elliot wave theory and Fibonacci retracements/extensions are presented as more advanced techniques for analyzing market emotions and structure. Examples on charts show how these can predict movements.
4) The author promotes their website, newsletter, and broker for learning these techniques through free courses and trading support.
This document introduces the MagicBreakout forex trading strategy. It is summarized as follows:
1) The strategy aims to enter the market before breakouts occur by using the CCI indicator to signal when to enter trades. This allows traders to enter positions before the crowd of momentum traders.
2) Detailed rules are provided for both entry and exit including identifying trends using EMAs, setting entry criteria using CCI crossovers, and taking profits and stops using Fibonacci retracement levels.
3) Following the strategy and strict money management is touted as the key to achieving consistent profits that grow exponentially over time. Additional paid strategies and software are promoted as helping automate the system.
Learn how to get Free Signal From Forex - Best Forex Trading strategyMao Sararith
What You Will Get:
1. Free Profitable Forex Signals with Minimum of 300 pips per month GUARANTEED.
2. Special Trick to drive your percentage of winning up to 95%
3. You don't need any Indicator, EA or Robot.
check out my blog: http://best10review.com
Whether you are beginner or experienced traders, here’s how you can build your forex trading strategy and test the profitability of your forex trading strategy in just five steps.
Better understand technical analysis and some indicatorsAbdirahmanYusuf14
This document provides an overview of technical analysis and some common indicators used in currency trading. It describes how technical analysis uses historical price data and trends to identify signals for profitable trades. Several technical indicators are explained, including moving averages, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci retracement, and RSI, which analyze trends, momentum, and overbought/oversold conditions to provide buy and sell signals. The document emphasizes the importance of combining multiple indicators and trading with the trend and within one's risk tolerance.
ARE YOU REALLY MAKING MONEY? FIND OUT FOR FREE: www.highvelocitymarketmaster.com/capitalgrowth
I'veve recently run a series of trading posts that used actual live Forex swing trades to hammer home points in the articles.
The secret being the exits were simple and as you will see, they were at a great point in the chart especially since my swing trading is all about one clean swing. More importantly, these exits take into account the thoughts that were expressed in the previous trading posts.
One Clean Swing: Being involved in the impulse (corrective depending on context) move and exiting before/during the adverse move if structure/price action is indicating that move
Read more: http://www.netpicks.com/secret-of-swing-trade-exits/
This document provides an outline and overview of an advanced forex trading course. The course will cover topics like market analysis steps, bias determination, traders dynamic index confirmation tool, golden patterns, resets anatomy, trading psychology, and intraday trading strategies. It emphasizes the importance of timeframes, moving averages, levels analysis, and counting levels to determine market structure and trading opportunities. The instructor assumes students have basic forex knowledge and will focus on more advanced concepts to help students improve their trading consistency, discipline, and ultimately profits.
Scalping futures is a technique which can provide a steady revenue stream to talented traders. This course explains the basics of the techniques involved in short term trading of index futures and what is involved in becoming a successful day trader.
The power to predict basics and advanced forex analysisPower Point
1) The document discusses advanced techniques for analyzing currency markets, including the use of pivots, Elliot waves, and Fibonacci to predict market movements and find high probability entry and exit points.
2) Pivots including support/resistance levels, moving averages, and trend lines are described as the basics for finding key market levels, with examples given on charts.
3) Elliot wave theory and Fibonacci retracements/extensions are presented as more advanced techniques for analyzing market emotions and structure. Examples on charts show how these can predict movements.
4) The author promotes their website, newsletter, and broker for learning these techniques through free courses and trading support.
This document introduces the MagicBreakout forex trading strategy. It is summarized as follows:
1) The strategy aims to enter the market before breakouts occur by using the CCI indicator to signal when to enter trades. This allows traders to enter positions before the crowd of momentum traders.
2) Detailed rules are provided for both entry and exit including identifying trends using EMAs, setting entry criteria using CCI crossovers, and taking profits and stops using Fibonacci retracement levels.
3) Following the strategy and strict money management is touted as the key to achieving consistent profits that grow exponentially over time. Additional paid strategies and software are promoted as helping automate the system.
Learn how to get Free Signal From Forex - Best Forex Trading strategyMao Sararith
What You Will Get:
1. Free Profitable Forex Signals with Minimum of 300 pips per month GUARANTEED.
2. Special Trick to drive your percentage of winning up to 95%
3. You don't need any Indicator, EA or Robot.
check out my blog: http://best10review.com
Whether you are beginner or experienced traders, here’s how you can build your forex trading strategy and test the profitability of your forex trading strategy in just five steps.
Better understand technical analysis and some indicatorsAbdirahmanYusuf14
This document provides an overview of technical analysis and some common indicators used in currency trading. It describes how technical analysis uses historical price data and trends to identify signals for profitable trades. Several technical indicators are explained, including moving averages, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Fibonacci retracement, and RSI, which analyze trends, momentum, and overbought/oversold conditions to provide buy and sell signals. The document emphasizes the importance of combining multiple indicators and trading with the trend and within one's risk tolerance.
ARE YOU REALLY MAKING MONEY? FIND OUT FOR FREE: www.highvelocitymarketmaster.com/capitalgrowth
I'veve recently run a series of trading posts that used actual live Forex swing trades to hammer home points in the articles.
The secret being the exits were simple and as you will see, they were at a great point in the chart especially since my swing trading is all about one clean swing. More importantly, these exits take into account the thoughts that were expressed in the previous trading posts.
One Clean Swing: Being involved in the impulse (corrective depending on context) move and exiting before/during the adverse move if structure/price action is indicating that move
Read more: http://www.netpicks.com/secret-of-swing-trade-exits/
This document provides an outline and overview of an advanced forex trading course. The course will cover topics like market analysis steps, bias determination, traders dynamic index confirmation tool, golden patterns, resets anatomy, trading psychology, and intraday trading strategies. It emphasizes the importance of timeframes, moving averages, levels analysis, and counting levels to determine market structure and trading opportunities. The instructor assumes students have basic forex knowledge and will focus on more advanced concepts to help students improve their trading consistency, discipline, and ultimately profits.
Scalping futures is a technique which can provide a steady revenue stream to talented traders. This course explains the basics of the techniques involved in short term trading of index futures and what is involved in becoming a successful day trader.
New point and figure charting capabilities on Metatrader 4 platform. If you trade on MT4, chances are you do not have point and figure chart on the standard software package. Newly launched indicator allows advanced point and figure charting on any forex brokerage with Metatrader4. Free download of indicator for limited time only.
The document discusses binary option trading as an alternative or supplement to forex trading. It provides an overview of binary options, including how they are derived from forex and allow traders to predict whether the price of an asset will rise or fall within a fixed time period. Some key advantages of binary options over forex trading mentioned include precisely knowing your maximum potential profit or loss upfront, the ability to realize profits instantly at expiration, and less room for error when entering trades. The document suggests that while binary options offer simpler trading with fixed payouts, forex may allow for greater potential profits if price movements are large and sustained in your favor. Overall, both have merits and traders can consider using binary options to hedge forex positions
This document summarizes the contents of the June 2014 issue of the ATMASPHERE newsletter published by the Association of Technical Market Analysts. The issue includes articles on trading systems based on pure price action, point and figure analysis techniques like the 6 column trap, the process of developing a trading system, book reviews, and event updates. It provides an overview of the various technical analysis concepts and strategies discussed in the different articles featured in this issue of the newsletter.
DirectionTrader.com is a day trading education company that specializes in trading the futures markets. We run a live trading room daily and provide a number of trading education courses to fit anyone's trading level and needs. If you don't have time to sit in the live trading room everyday, the trading courses and newsletters are archived and available for you whenever you have time.
Mindfluential trading pdf for stock learning....
Session one ......candle formation
Trading rules
Core components of price action....support and resistance supply demand trendline
The document discusses how the Commitments of Traders (COT) report can be used to help determine when a market trend is ending and a new trend is starting. It explains that the COT report details the long and short positions of different trader types, including commercial traders, who are trend starters and enders, and non-commercial traders, who are trend followers. It describes how the positions of commercial traders in particular can provide clues about future market direction. The document illustrates how to interpret COT data through the use of indices and provides examples of how analyzing the COT report has successfully identified trend changes in currencies like the Australian dollar and commodities like gold in the past.
Successful traders have disciplined habits and trading techniques that separate them from others. The key traits include having a clear objective, using a suitable trading system for their personality and risk tolerance, drawing a plan and strictly executing it, properly sizing positions based on risk level, being willing to accept losses, carefully recording all trades, taking responsibility for their own decisions, maintaining a learning attitude, believing in themselves and their system, periodically reviewing their system, and approaching trading like a game by following rules and strategies without emotional attachment to wins or losses. These traits allow successful traders to remain objective and consistent in their approach.
The document provides disclaimers and information about hypothetical and simulated trading performance. It warns that trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss. It also contains copyright information for the book "Forex 1 Min Profit" and discusses scalping strategies in forex trading. Scalping involves holding positions for very short periods of time, such as 1-5 minutes, to profit from small price movements. Two specific 1-minute scalping systems using Bollinger Bands and pivot points on GBP/JPY and EUR/USD are described.
This document provides information about Union Pacific Limited (UPL), a New Zealand-based online forex brokerage company. It outlines UPL's trading systems and services, including a fully automated trading platform available 24/5 with low fees. It also describes Optimum Management Services, the company appointed to promote UPL's platform through client registration, education, and account management. Details are given on forex trading methodology, available currency pairs, account types, position size, and the online platform for monitoring trades and making withdrawals. Risk management procedures like stop orders and margin calls are also summarized.
This document provides information about Union Pacific Limited (UPL), a New Zealand-based online forex brokerage company. It outlines UPL's trading systems and services, including a fully automated trading platform available 24/5 with low fees. It also describes Optimum Management Services, the company appointed to promote UPL's platform through client registration, education, and account management. Details are given on forex trading methodology, available currency pairs, account types, position size, and the online platform for monitoring trades and making withdrawals. Risk management procedures like stop orders and margin calls are also summarized.
Stops are an important risk management tool that allow traders to control how much they can lose on a trade. Inexperienced traders often avoid using stops due to a fear of being wrong, but being wrong is an inevitable part of trading. When placing a stop, it is important to choose a level within your trading plan's risk tolerance parameters based on technical factors like pivots, Fibonacci levels, or ATR. Fundamental trades may use wider stops since they are intended to be held for months rather than days. Overall, using objective criteria from a trading plan for stop placement is crucial, even though determining the exact level requires some subjectivity.
This document discusses swing trading tactics and provides an overview of:
1. The 6 major time frames used in trading, including long term, intermediate term, and short term frames. Daily charts are most used by swing traders.
2. The 4 trading styles - wealth building styles of core trading and swing trading, and income producing styles of guerilla trading and micro-trading.
3. Tools for swing trading including using the 20 day and 40 day moving averages to identify entry and exit points in trends on daily charts.
http://www.netpicks.com/tjgiveaway1 - YOUR FREE TRADING SYSTEM
Imagine for a moment that you have plotted out a trading zone on your chart and that is the area you will need to see price visit before entering a position. Maybe it’s a confluence of factors such as price pivots, a moving average, measured pullback via Fibonacci and a round number.
What do you need next?
You need something called a trade trigger to get you into the position.
http://www.netpicks.com/look-before-you-leap/ - READ MORE
Discover the Smart Money with the Order Block Indicator & S&D indicator.pdfStaceyJarred
As a retail trader, you and I can’t control the market. We are talking about over $6 trillion worth of transactions daily in the forex market; how can we control that?
It’s the big boys known as smart money who control the market. Smart money refers to central banks, market makers, and institutional investors.
When they place an order, they don’t place it for thousands of dollars; they place it for millions and billions of dollars. That’s when the market moves, creating a situation known as order blocks.
The idea of an order block strategy is to ride along with the smart money. As mentioned earlier, as retail traders, we don’t control the market, so how about we do what smart money is doing?
We must create order blocks for the order block trading strategy. Bearish order blocks form when there is a large sell order by smart money. Bullish order blocks appear when there is a large buy order.
You can locate these zones at the end of a strong trend. After that, you just have to draw a rectangle on the origin of the new trend.
By plotting order block zones, we can move along with the big boys and place buy and sell orders.
You might be thinking, “How will these zones help me?”
Central banks and other market movers don’t place their orders at once. They wait and place their orders in regular intervals creating “blocks.”
They don’t place their orders at once because it can create high volatility and disrupt the market. That’s when the price returns to certain levels, so smart money can place their orders again, which presents us with an entry point.
So, now you know what order blocks are, we can move into the best order block trading strategies.
1. The document discusses key concepts for understanding supply and demand in financial markets including imbalance, continuation and reversal patterns, using multiple timeframes, structure basics, order flow, liquidity, advanced structure, and price of interest points.
2. Imbalances are areas in the order book where all orders were not filled, and the market returns to these zones to fill inefficiencies. Continuations tend the trend while reversals reverse the trend.
3. Combining multiple timeframes allows for confirming trades with higher probability of success and improved risk-reward. Understanding structure, order flow, and liquidity areas helps identify entry opportunities around key levels.
This document discusses the importance of creating a trading plan that includes sections on what type of trader you are, how you will manage positions and enter/exit trades, when you will trade, and why you are trading. It emphasizes that a trading plan helps you trade within your comfort zone and style. The plan should define your risk percentage per trade, entry/exit rules, and goals. Having a plan provides discipline and structure to your trading.
New point and figure charting capabilities on Metatrader 4 platform. If you trade on MT4, chances are you do not have point and figure chart on the standard software package. Newly launched indicator allows advanced point and figure charting on any forex brokerage with Metatrader4. Free download of indicator for limited time only.
The document discusses binary option trading as an alternative or supplement to forex trading. It provides an overview of binary options, including how they are derived from forex and allow traders to predict whether the price of an asset will rise or fall within a fixed time period. Some key advantages of binary options over forex trading mentioned include precisely knowing your maximum potential profit or loss upfront, the ability to realize profits instantly at expiration, and less room for error when entering trades. The document suggests that while binary options offer simpler trading with fixed payouts, forex may allow for greater potential profits if price movements are large and sustained in your favor. Overall, both have merits and traders can consider using binary options to hedge forex positions
This document summarizes the contents of the June 2014 issue of the ATMASPHERE newsletter published by the Association of Technical Market Analysts. The issue includes articles on trading systems based on pure price action, point and figure analysis techniques like the 6 column trap, the process of developing a trading system, book reviews, and event updates. It provides an overview of the various technical analysis concepts and strategies discussed in the different articles featured in this issue of the newsletter.
DirectionTrader.com is a day trading education company that specializes in trading the futures markets. We run a live trading room daily and provide a number of trading education courses to fit anyone's trading level and needs. If you don't have time to sit in the live trading room everyday, the trading courses and newsletters are archived and available for you whenever you have time.
Mindfluential trading pdf for stock learning....
Session one ......candle formation
Trading rules
Core components of price action....support and resistance supply demand trendline
The document discusses how the Commitments of Traders (COT) report can be used to help determine when a market trend is ending and a new trend is starting. It explains that the COT report details the long and short positions of different trader types, including commercial traders, who are trend starters and enders, and non-commercial traders, who are trend followers. It describes how the positions of commercial traders in particular can provide clues about future market direction. The document illustrates how to interpret COT data through the use of indices and provides examples of how analyzing the COT report has successfully identified trend changes in currencies like the Australian dollar and commodities like gold in the past.
Successful traders have disciplined habits and trading techniques that separate them from others. The key traits include having a clear objective, using a suitable trading system for their personality and risk tolerance, drawing a plan and strictly executing it, properly sizing positions based on risk level, being willing to accept losses, carefully recording all trades, taking responsibility for their own decisions, maintaining a learning attitude, believing in themselves and their system, periodically reviewing their system, and approaching trading like a game by following rules and strategies without emotional attachment to wins or losses. These traits allow successful traders to remain objective and consistent in their approach.
The document provides disclaimers and information about hypothetical and simulated trading performance. It warns that trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss. It also contains copyright information for the book "Forex 1 Min Profit" and discusses scalping strategies in forex trading. Scalping involves holding positions for very short periods of time, such as 1-5 minutes, to profit from small price movements. Two specific 1-minute scalping systems using Bollinger Bands and pivot points on GBP/JPY and EUR/USD are described.
This document provides information about Union Pacific Limited (UPL), a New Zealand-based online forex brokerage company. It outlines UPL's trading systems and services, including a fully automated trading platform available 24/5 with low fees. It also describes Optimum Management Services, the company appointed to promote UPL's platform through client registration, education, and account management. Details are given on forex trading methodology, available currency pairs, account types, position size, and the online platform for monitoring trades and making withdrawals. Risk management procedures like stop orders and margin calls are also summarized.
This document provides information about Union Pacific Limited (UPL), a New Zealand-based online forex brokerage company. It outlines UPL's trading systems and services, including a fully automated trading platform available 24/5 with low fees. It also describes Optimum Management Services, the company appointed to promote UPL's platform through client registration, education, and account management. Details are given on forex trading methodology, available currency pairs, account types, position size, and the online platform for monitoring trades and making withdrawals. Risk management procedures like stop orders and margin calls are also summarized.
Stops are an important risk management tool that allow traders to control how much they can lose on a trade. Inexperienced traders often avoid using stops due to a fear of being wrong, but being wrong is an inevitable part of trading. When placing a stop, it is important to choose a level within your trading plan's risk tolerance parameters based on technical factors like pivots, Fibonacci levels, or ATR. Fundamental trades may use wider stops since they are intended to be held for months rather than days. Overall, using objective criteria from a trading plan for stop placement is crucial, even though determining the exact level requires some subjectivity.
This document discusses swing trading tactics and provides an overview of:
1. The 6 major time frames used in trading, including long term, intermediate term, and short term frames. Daily charts are most used by swing traders.
2. The 4 trading styles - wealth building styles of core trading and swing trading, and income producing styles of guerilla trading and micro-trading.
3. Tools for swing trading including using the 20 day and 40 day moving averages to identify entry and exit points in trends on daily charts.
http://www.netpicks.com/tjgiveaway1 - YOUR FREE TRADING SYSTEM
Imagine for a moment that you have plotted out a trading zone on your chart and that is the area you will need to see price visit before entering a position. Maybe it’s a confluence of factors such as price pivots, a moving average, measured pullback via Fibonacci and a round number.
What do you need next?
You need something called a trade trigger to get you into the position.
http://www.netpicks.com/look-before-you-leap/ - READ MORE
Discover the Smart Money with the Order Block Indicator & S&D indicator.pdfStaceyJarred
As a retail trader, you and I can’t control the market. We are talking about over $6 trillion worth of transactions daily in the forex market; how can we control that?
It’s the big boys known as smart money who control the market. Smart money refers to central banks, market makers, and institutional investors.
When they place an order, they don’t place it for thousands of dollars; they place it for millions and billions of dollars. That’s when the market moves, creating a situation known as order blocks.
The idea of an order block strategy is to ride along with the smart money. As mentioned earlier, as retail traders, we don’t control the market, so how about we do what smart money is doing?
We must create order blocks for the order block trading strategy. Bearish order blocks form when there is a large sell order by smart money. Bullish order blocks appear when there is a large buy order.
You can locate these zones at the end of a strong trend. After that, you just have to draw a rectangle on the origin of the new trend.
By plotting order block zones, we can move along with the big boys and place buy and sell orders.
You might be thinking, “How will these zones help me?”
Central banks and other market movers don’t place their orders at once. They wait and place their orders in regular intervals creating “blocks.”
They don’t place their orders at once because it can create high volatility and disrupt the market. That’s when the price returns to certain levels, so smart money can place their orders again, which presents us with an entry point.
So, now you know what order blocks are, we can move into the best order block trading strategies.
1. The document discusses key concepts for understanding supply and demand in financial markets including imbalance, continuation and reversal patterns, using multiple timeframes, structure basics, order flow, liquidity, advanced structure, and price of interest points.
2. Imbalances are areas in the order book where all orders were not filled, and the market returns to these zones to fill inefficiencies. Continuations tend the trend while reversals reverse the trend.
3. Combining multiple timeframes allows for confirming trades with higher probability of success and improved risk-reward. Understanding structure, order flow, and liquidity areas helps identify entry opportunities around key levels.
This document discusses the importance of creating a trading plan that includes sections on what type of trader you are, how you will manage positions and enter/exit trades, when you will trade, and why you are trading. It emphasizes that a trading plan helps you trade within your comfort zone and style. The plan should define your risk percentage per trade, entry/exit rules, and goals. Having a plan provides discipline and structure to your trading.
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2. Education
Academic info
Schooling From Punjab
MBA From symbiosis international
university
Languages
Hindi Punjabi English
B.Tech In Computer Science from
MDU.
3. Trading Journey
2011- 2014 (Learning Phase)
After Marriage in 2010, I quieted my job from IBM to balance out my family life and decided to resume my passion
which abandoned un gracefully.
I started trading again after learning from books, blogs, self experiment and working on Indictor and wipe out my
capital 2-3 more times. Finally, I realized that only simply strategies work in the market like price action, demand
and supply, EMA’s.
2015- 2017 (Turning Phase as profitable trader)
In 2015, I became a profitable trader after having Price action and demand supply setup in my trading strategy.
But, something was missing and that is Rule base trading.
2017- 2021 (Rule base trading with price action)
In 2017, I converted all my Intraday strategies into Algo and created my own eco-system. Later, I started activated
my Algo into the Trading View to simplified the system.
2022 – Till Now Present Time
In 2022, 90% of my Intraday/Swing trades execute by the TradingView Indicator/strategies and some in cloud.
2007-2008 (Pre-Learning Phase)
I opened my Demat account in 2007 and started trading & investing based on my friend & office colleagues
suggestion. I also earned good amount of money because of beginner luck. Unfortunately, wipe out entire capital
in 2008 crash and took break till 2011.
4. What I learned in my trading journey
1. Simple Strategies work in market.
2. Rule base trading.
3. Diversify you profile (Intraday, Swing & Investment)
4. Stock Market is a serious business (not a ATM machine)
5. Never stop learning.
6. Charts tell everything.
5. HOW DO I TRADE
Step - 1
Big Players Foot Prints
Step - 2
Market Momentum
Step - 3
Enter into Trade
Step - 4
Risk Management &
trailing profit
Step - 5
Rule Based algo
trading
6. Step-1 : Draw Big Players Foot Prints
Its very important to understand the action of FIIs, DII’s and HNI’s on chart.
Marking Demand & Supply Zone based on big player movement
• Intraday : 30 & 60 Min
• Swing Trading : 4 Hour & 1 Day
• Investing : 1 Day
What is Supply and Demand Zone.
These big players can’t just put their whole order into the market at once because they are accumulating so
much that it would move the price. So instead, they buy increments within a specified price range. This causes
what we see on the chart as a ‘demand zone’.
Equally, when they are selling their position, it can’t be all done at once because the selling pressure would send
the price sharply lower and reduce their profits because they would be forced to sell into a market decline,
caused by their own large orders. So again they sell over a period of time to minimize the market impact of their
trades, which creates the 'supply zone'.
7. How I draw supply and demand zones
There is no tool to draw supply and demand zones I look at a candlestick chart and to spot supply and demand zones. I
try to fine the following structure in the chart to spot demand and supply zone :
1. Look at the chart and spot successive large successive candles. Its mean that the price got rejection from that zone.
2. Spot the base made by the price before giving movement
3. Spotting the consolidation zone before the continues big move
Supply Zone
Demand Zone
8. Its very important to understand the Market momentum to measure of overall market sentiment before
entering into the trade for high accurate trade. I never enter into any without confirmation.
How I check the Market Momentum
EMA/DEMA/TEMA
• 5//10/20/200
Step-2 : Market Momentum
9. I enter into the trade based on breakout/breakdown on demand/supply levels/zones on 15 mins chart. I
generally buy the Nifty/BN/Stock option except expiry day.
My trade size in
Nifty Option : 10-30 lots
Bank Nifty Option : 10-12 lots
Stock Option : 2-3 lots
Step-3 : Entry & Exit
10. After entering into trade, I always focus on profit trailing. I book 50% of my lot size on .78 (Fibo) and
remaining either for target or cost to cost. Will explain on chart.
Step-4 : Risk Management and Profit Trailing
11. After entering into trade, I always focus on profit trailing. I book 50% of my lot size on .78 (Fibo) and remaining
either for target or cost to cost. Will explain on chart.
Step-5 : Algo Trading based on TradingView Indicator