The 4 Squeeze Scalp tool is a tool that I have developed over the past few years. I was always fascinated by the fact that most people don’t know where price is heading. While Fibonacci and other linear type methods work it never gelled with me. I started by going deep into the fundamentals of momentum with an understanding that an object in motion heading in a particular direction tends to stay heading in that direction (until something derails it). Price, in my opinion, is no different.
Price can move up, down and sideways. And it moves in a wave, getting stronger over time until eventually pulling back and starting over again. In my mind, the compression of price and the relationship of that pressure to various lengths of time as well as RSI, ADX and DMI across these same time frames gives you a view on how the underlying price momentum is building up and releasing. For trading you want to be building a trade when pressure starts to build and you want to take profits when the wave starts to pull back and build for the next cycle.
Each dot represents a length of the momentum indicator and the line inside the oscillator is a weighted composite of the underlying momentum structure for each of the lengths selected. A trade follows the directional alignment of the line (red = down, yellow = neutral / chop, green = up) and the dots should be aligned from the bottom to the top (bright green = very bullish, dark green = neutral / bullish, dark red = neutral / bearish, bright red = very bearish). When the line and the dots are aligned you will have a high probability trade.
The backtest results below are based on 2 years of backtesting, using a 2 contract trade on a 100K account. While the absolute return is not meaningful the win rate and PF are great for a trade on CL on this timeframe. The tool can be used on any asset over any timeframe in a multitude of combinations.
To get access to the tool, please contact the author.
Price can move up, down and sideways. And it moves in a wave, getting stronger over time until eventually pulling back and starting over again. In my mind, the compression of price and the relationship of that pressure to various lengths of time as well as RSI, ADX and DMI across these same time frames gives you a view on how the underlying price momentum is building up and releasing. For trading you want to be building a trade when pressure starts to build and you want to take profits when the wave starts to pull back and build for the next cycle.
Each dot represents a length of the momentum indicator and the line inside the oscillator is a weighted composite of the underlying momentum structure for each of the lengths selected. A trade follows the directional alignment of the line (red = down, yellow = neutral / chop, green = up) and the dots should be aligned from the bottom to the top (bright green = very bullish, dark green = neutral / bullish, dark red = neutral / bearish, bright red = very bearish). When the line and the dots are aligned you will have a high probability trade.
The backtest results below are based on 2 years of backtesting, using a 2 contract trade on a 100K account. While the absolute return is not meaningful the win rate and PF are great for a trade on CL on this timeframe. The tool can be used on any asset over any timeframe in a multitude of combinations.
To get access to the tool, please contact the author.
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