Trading Strategies and Approach

1. Discretionary trading only by professional traders
2.  Strategies based on proven support and resistance
3.  Preference on High Probability Trades
4.  Retracement or “pullback” strategies
5.  Price Patterns and Divergence strategies
6.  High Probability Trades
7.  Frankfurt – London – New York market open strategies
8.  Technical analysis used to calculate & plan trades
9.  Trading decisions based on both technical & fundamental data
10.  Major pairs traded intraday - All funds settled daily

Our strategies involve trading from universally recognised levels of Support & Resistance, usually in the direction of the daily trend. We also look at chart patterns and price action.

Entry points are carefully selected levels at which we expect price to react from allowing us to utilise a very small stop loss and keeping initial risk on each trade down to an absolute minimum.

In addition to the initial small risk on each trade, we are also extremely aggressive in removing the risk from

the trade, meaning that most losing trades result in tiny losses in comparison to the much larger gains achieved on the successful trades.

Profit targets are usually 2 – 5 times larger than the initial risk.

Charting tools typically can include Oscillators,  Swing Points or Fractals, Fibonacci Studies, Average Daily Range Figures, Pivot Points, MACD Divergence and Wave Analysis to analyse the market and base entries and exits on.

Generally, we will not trade in thin trading conditions such as major data events and speeches that can result in a lack of market liquidity.

Key principles:

1.  Performance
2.  Active trading approach
3.  Capital preservation while trading
4.  Conservative risk management
5.  Transparency – approachable team