RDX Strategy
RDX Strategy
RDX Strategy
Example:
Moving averages
In long term averages, 150 EMA is smaller and 200 EMA is larger average.
In short term averages, 13 EMA is smaller and 21 EMA is larger average.
Now to judge buy/sell decisions we need clear signal from them... all other signals are neutral.
eliable buy signal will have clear buy in short averages and clear buy in long term averages also.
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Same way reliable sell signal will have clear sell signal in short term averages and clear sell signal in long term averages also.
No reliable buy or sell signal in case there is conflict between long & short term moving average signals.
Bias (RSI)
Now whenever we want to initiate trade then firstly we have to decide BIAS for direction.
Momentum (RSI)
Momentum study guides us for exposure in our long or short trade.
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RSI Above 70~ very strong long (100%)
Please note, one need to check RSI at closing of the day for continuation of trade and exposure.
Trend (ADX)
Now finally trend confirmation.... ADX is very simple and effective tool to judge the underlying is trending or not...
ADX gives first indication of converting sideways to trending when it starts rising and DMI+ or DMI- leads it.
hen ADX is rising and bias is on long side then trend is uptrend.
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Similarly with rising ADX and short bias gives confirmation of downtrend.
For use of ADX, don’t go after the number. Just develop observation skill to watch ADX.
For use of RSI, strictly go as per number.
When you see ADX rising and giving you confirmation of trending movement..... pyramiding by buying options is the best
technique to get maximum benefit.
When ADX is not rising then I have writing positions in both calls and puts.... When adx starts rising then sometimes I buy
options also in the direction.
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Example:
Neutral zone
Ideal characteristics of neutral zone:
ADX falling
RSI remains between 45-55 (40-60)
Bollinger band narrowing
Sell far options in neutral.
In trending, sell and buy both.
Entry
When you are trading momentum....then start of momentum is your entry.
When we are in neutral zone:
RSI will remain between 45-55 and maximum it will go upto 40/60, (“Traffic Jam”)
Price will be around both short term averages...
Adx will be falling or flat with both DMI also in close contact with ADX (“Mee,ng of ADX family members”)
Then:
RSI will break the range, & crosses above 55
Price will suddenly get out of range (Bollinger band)
ADX will start rising
Then according to RSI breaking one by one levels you need to add positions as per our RSI criteria
e.g. add another lot above 60, another above 65, & another above 70
Exit
I don’t keep fixed stoploss. It always dynamic. Means I decrease my positions step by step. Suppose I have bullish positions then I
decrease positions when RSI goes below 70, Then again decrease below 65.... like wise.
when DMI+ comes below ADX line...first indication.... decrease your positions...
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when RSI comes below 70, then 65, then 60
when price goes below 13 average... decrease positions further or convert into neutral positions
when DMI- comes below ADX line (i.e. If -DI crosses below ADX, one third of the position has to be closed)
when RSI goes above 30, then 35, then 40 (i.e. If the RSI value moves (from below 30) to above 30, reduce short positions by
one third)
when price goes above 13 average (i.e. If the Price moves above 13EMA, book one third position)
*Any of these three may happen first. We have to follow the market and act accordingly.
We carry forward our positions only if daily chart is fulfilling all 3 criteria. Otherwise, we exit all at end of day.
Timeframe
Banknifty is high beta, so 15 minutes chart
From opening to 3 pm....15 minutes chart
After 3 PM, for carry forward positions daily chart
Hourly is father of both.... In confusion take guidance from father. Hourly charts are better but not useful for weekly expiry. So trading
in stocks or stock options should be best done in hourly.