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ABC Swing Trading Course
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ABC Swing Trading Course

Course Introduction

ABC Swing Trading Strategy is a strategy trading method designed to help investors establish a mindset for consistent profitability. By using simple time and event filters, it eliminates excessive false signals in the market, accurately captures entry opportunities in the forex market, and aligns with the trader's account situation. It helps traders overcome personal flaws, subjective trading, and overtrading, enabling them to buy at buying points and sell at selling points, thus providing the possibility of sustained profitability in the marathon of forex trading.   


ABC Swing Trading Strategy mainly consists of the following six steps, which are also the steps for you to build your own trading system in the future:   


1. Choose your trading time frame.   

2. Find methods to confirm new waves or new trends.   

3. Identify trading signals that verify the start of your new trend.   

4. Define your maximum tolerable risk.   

5. Set your entry and exit signals.   

6. Based on the five points above, record your trades, verify them, and adhere to trading discipline.   


In this strategy course, I will break down all the trading tools used in ABC Swing Trading Strategy step by step. You may find that all these tools have appeared in other books or courses and that you may have used them in real trading but without achieving profitable results. This is partly because you do not have a consistent trading strategy, and your trading process constantly changes strategies, making it impossible to validate them. On the other hand, while our trading tools seem simple, some parameter settings differ from the mainstream. Moreover, our Channel ABC wave theory does not fully follow Elliotts theory. This is why many people question my wave theory on TradingView. Learners should apply the theories they learn to real trading and, through actual trading, identify the "momentum, position, and state" in the charts. Based on their investment style and risk preferences, they can add their commonly used indicators to establish a personalized trading system.   


Content Outline


1. Lines and Channels:   

Connecting any two highest or lowest points can form a resistance or support line. Drawing a line parallel to the resistance or support line can create a descending or ascending channel. Lines are an effective tool for identifying trends, but each line has its unique significance, and we only look for lines beneficial to our trading. Channels, composed of lines, are another effective tool for spotting trends. Besides indicating trends, channels are also crucial predictive tools for entry and exit points in our trading strategy. This chapter will explain how to use lines and channels to identify trends.   


2. ABC Wave Theory:   

Many beginner forex traders are easily misled by Elliotts eight-wave cycle model. While Elliott Wave Theory is a classic, it serves more as an introductory tutorial than a definitive answer. If you rigidly apply the eight-wave theory in trading, you are likely to suffer heavy losses. We do not dismiss Elliott Wave Theory but want you to realize that correctly counting waves does not guarantee profits or improve your trading returns. No one can fully predict a trend until it ends. Wave counting is merely a tool to predict the continuation or termination of a trend. This chapter will explain how to apply ABC Wave Theory to analyze trends.   


3. Japanese Candlestick Charts:   

Once you can identify and analyze trends, you need Japanese candlestick charts (K-lines) to execute trades. K-lines help you break free from all "indicators" and "fundamentals," avoid market noise, and observe the collective actions of all participants as displayed on the chart. Based on your investment style and capital size, you can design corresponding trading strategies to ensure returns while controlling the predictability and calculability of maximum drawdowns. K-lines serve as your entry indicator and your best exit signal. This chapter will focus on identifying the end of the previous wave using K-lines, finding entry points in advance, and planning exits.   


4. Fibonacci Sequence and Harmonic Theory:   

The Fibonacci sequence is one of the three main components of "position" in the Channel ABC forex trading strategy. By using the Fibonacci sequence, the strategy predicts potential entry and exit points. The advantage of prediction is that it allows you to prepare your account for position sizing and risk control in advance.   


Harmonic theory, also known as harmonic trading patterns, is essentially derived from the Fibonacci sequence. Based on extensive empirical validation, predecessors have summarized highly repetitive patterns in forex trading. When prices exhibit specific behaviors forming these patterns, traders can often spot entry opportunities before the market moves. They simply need to trade according to their pre-planned strategy. The characteristics of harmonic trading are clear entry points, reasonable stop-loss levels, and ideal profit targets. In the Channel ABC forex trading strategy, the Fibonacci sequence and harmonic theory are auxiliary tools for predicting positions.   


5. Trading Indicators: RSI and EMAs   

The Channel ABC forex trading strategy uses only two simple indicators for assistance: RSI and EMAs. By setting basic parameters, these two indicators are used as trend reversal and trend continue indicators in the ABC Swing Trading Strategy   


6. Support and Resistance:   

Support (zones) and resistance (zones) are critical components of the "position" aspect. They represent the outcomes of intense battles between bulls and bears and reflect market sentiment. Identifying key levels provides traders with potential entry and exit opportunities, enabling them to plan position sizing and risk management in advance based on risk-reward ratios. Their practical effectiveness is quicker than trend analysis and more meaningful for traders. Additionally, pre-setting "positions" through support and resistance helps investors develop the right mindset and emotional control, making investing an enjoyable part of life.   


7. Risk Management:   

Forex investment is a game of probabilities under controlled risk. Controlling risk is the fundamental prerequisite. In the investment process, what is most needed is not diligence but efficiency. Diligent trading risks losing the ability to manage funds, exposing human weaknesses. The market does not care whether you win or lose today. What can change your trading outcome more than diligence is the "compound interest mindset." Fund or risk management is the gatekeeper of the Channel ABC trading strategy. To trade effectively, a stable and profitable trading system is essential, along with a risk management strategy that allows you to progress steadily and sleep soundly.   


8. Application of ABC Swing Trading Strategy

This section addresses issues encountered by individual investors when using the Channel ABC trading strategy. Through practical demonstrations, it corrects common mistakes in strategy trading and position risk management, helping investors using the Channel ABC strategy develop the right long-term investment mindset and a steady compound interest trading philosophy.   


Applicable


Amateur retail investors and experienced professional investors with a certain level of knowledge in financial derivatives trading.


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Mon to Fri :10:00-22:00