Strategy "lx + Alx = direction"
This strategy contains two tools: DOM Module lx and DOM Module Alx.
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This strategy contains two tools: DOM Module lx and DOM Module Alx.
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Configuring the workspace
Step 1. In the left panel of the terminal, click on "New tab".
Step 2. In the window that opens, select the connection to the exchange, the ticker and the "Candle chart", then click "Apply".
Step 3. There is an indicator at the bottom of the candlestick chart, for this strategy you will need the "Module Ix" and "Module AIx" indicator, to select it you need to click on the "+" window and select the one you are interested in.
After setting up, the workspace should look like this:
Where the mobility of applications is carried out (some kind of struggle) that's where the significant level is located. If one side of the BID or ASK significantly prevails over the other side, then this is the place of either a rebound or a breakdown (these data can be estimated by the indicator of the AIx module - which way the volume rose).
In a place where the spike on the indicator has a significant value exceeding the neighboring values of the indicator, there is a level on this candle - the price subsequently retests or bounces off these levels.
At the beginning, it is necessary to find a level - a place where we will make a decision about entering a deal. To do this, select an extreme spike according to the "Module Ix" indicator.
With an extreme spike, we mark the level where the candle was closed.
When the price approaches the level, it is necessary to determine whether there will be a rebound from the level or a breakdown of this level. To do this, pay attention to the "AIx Module" indicator:
If the price approaches the level from the bottom up, then for a rebound, the indicator should show the opposite dominance (i.e. a red histogram), and at a breakdown, the indicator should show dominance in the direction of movement (i.e. a green histogram).
If the price approaches the level from top to bottom, then for a rebound, the indicator should show the opposite dominance (i.e. a green histogram), and at a breakdown, the indicator should show dominance in the direction of movement (i.e. a red histogram).
After the above steps, we enter the appropriate position.
