EMA
EMA Bounce Rules
- Prices should be above EMA 200 and mapped EMA also
- The price should break significant Support or Resistance
- In uptrend it should make resitance and in downntrend it should create support
- Check the retracement in PT
- Prices should always be above EMA in PT in Uptrend and below in Downtrend
- Draw a trendline and map EMA
- Then look for price crossing EMA
- Should exhibit strength or weakness
- There should be a crossover with the same big candle crossing EMA
Scenario 1: EMA Bounce or Divergence in CT
- Prices are above EMA 200 in PT
- Map Prices with EMA in PT
- Till the prices are above EMA in PT means the stock is trending up
- Map EMA on price in CT
- Wait for prices to go below EMA
- DO NOT TRADE if there is a REGULAR BEARISH DIVERGENCE
- In CT
- Look for Divergence, Divergence can be on or above RSI 40
- Look for small boxes/consolidation
- Candlestick patterns
- EMA Bounce
Scenario 2: Breakout
- Prices are above EMA 200 in PT
- Map Prices with EMA in PT
- Till the prices are above EMA in PT means the stock is trending up
- Map EMA on price in CT
- Wait for price to create a resistance in CT
- DO NOT TRADE if there is a REGULAR BEARISH DIVERGENCE
- In CT - Noise Handling is a must
- EMA 200 + trendline
- SACT
- Price Action
Scenario 3: Divergence in CT
- Prices are above EMA 200 in PT
- Map Prices with EMA in PT
- Till the prices are above EMA in PT means the stock is trending up
- DO NOT TRADE if there is a REGULAR BEARISH DIVERGENCE
- In CT - wait for divergence
- W pattern
- Break of divergence
- Price Action
Scenario 4: Patterns in CT
- Prices are above/below EMA 200 in PT
- Map Prices with EMA in PT
- Map Prices with EMA in CT
- Pattern break with big candle and volume should be below EMA 200 even if it against trend in CT
Scenario 4: EMA + RSI
- Prices are above/below EMA 200 in PT
- Prices are below EMA 200 in PT
- Current peak is lower than the previous peak
- In CT
- EMA Bounce
- Candlestick Pattern
- Pattern Below EMA