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The document outlines a 5-Minute Trend Trading Strategy on TradingView, detailing steps to set up a chart with specific indicators, including the 50 EMA, 20 EMA, and RSI. It provides a backtesting procedure to identify trade setups for buying and selling, along with guidelines for marking entries, exits, and managing risk. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of risk management, suggesting to risk only 1-2% of total capital per trade and offering a formula for calculating lot size.

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The document outlines a 5-Minute Trend Trading Strategy on TradingView, detailing steps to set up a chart with specific indicators, including the 50 EMA, 20 EMA, and RSI. It provides a backtesting procedure to identify trade setups for buying and selling, along with guidelines for marking entries, exits, and managing risk. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of risk management, suggesting to risk only 1-2% of total capital per trade and offering a formula for calculating lot size.

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Great! Let’s set up your 5-Minute Trend Trading Strategy on TradingView.

🔹 Step 1: Open a 5-Minute Chart

1️⃣ Go to TradingView and open your preferred forex pair (e.g., EUR/USD).
2️⃣ Click on the timeframe selector (top left) and select 5m (5-minute chart).

🔹 Step 2: Add Indicators

✅ 50 EMA (Exponential Moving Average)

 Click Indicators (fx icon at the top).

 Search for "Exponential Moving Average" and add it.

 Click the settings ⚙️and set the Length to 50, change the color to blue.

✅ 20 EMA

 Add another Exponential Moving Average.

 Set the Length to 20, change the color to yellow.

✅ RSI (Relative Strength Index, 14 period)

 Open Indicators again.

 Search for "Relative Strength Index (RSI)" and add it.

 Keep the default settings (14 period, levels at 70 & 30).

🔹 Step 3: Save Your Chart

 Click on Save Layout so you don’t have to set it up again.

Now your chart is ready! ✅


👉 Let me know if you need help adjusting anything before we move to backtesting. 😊

Great! Now let’s **backtest** the strategy to see how well it works.
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### **🔹 Step 1: Go Back in Time**

1️⃣ On TradingView, **scroll back** on the 5-minute chart.

2️⃣ Stop at a random point **before you see future price movements** (so you don’t cheat).

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### **🔹 Step 2: Identify Trade Setups**

Look for these conditions:

✅ **Buy Setup (Long Trade):**

- Price is **above the 50 EMA** (blue line).

- Price pulls back to touch the **20 EMA** (yellow line).

- RSI is **above 50** (bullish momentum).

- A **bullish candle forms** after touching the 20 EMA.

✅ **Sell Setup (Short Trade):**

- Price is **below the 50 EMA**.

- Price pulls back to touch the **20 EMA**.

- RSI is **below 50** (bearish momentum).

- A **bearish candle forms** after touching the 20 EMA.

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### **🔹 Step 3: Mark Your Entry & Exit**

🔹 **Entry:** Place a trade where a confirmation candle forms.

🔹 **Stop-Loss (SL):**

- **For buys:** Below the last low.


- **For sells:** Above the last high.

🔹 **Take-Profit (TP):**

- Set at **2x your stop-loss** (Example: If SL = 10 pips, TP = 20 pips).

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### **🔹 Step 4: Record the Results**

💡 Use a simple table to track trades:

| Trade # | Pair | Buy/Sell | Win/Loss | Pips Gained/Lost | Notes |

|---------|------|---------|----------|------------------|-------|

|1 | EUR/USD | Buy | Win | +20 pips | Clear pullback to 20 EMA |

|2 | GBP/USD | Sell | Loss | -10 pips | RSI was near 50 (weak signal) |

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### **🔹 Step 5: Analyze the Results**

- Did more trades **win or lose**?

- Are there **common patterns in your winning trades**?

- What **mistakes** did you notice in losing trades?

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👉 **Try backtesting 10 trades and tell me your results!**

I’ll help you analyze them and improve your approach. 😊

Great question! **Risk management** is key to long-term success in forex trading.


### **📌 How Much Should You Risk?**

A common rule is to **risk only 1-2% of your total capital per trade**.

💰 **Your Account Balance: $200**

🔹 **Risk 1% per trade:** $200 × 1% = **$2 risk per trade**

🔹 **Risk 2% per trade:** $200 × 2% = **$4 risk per trade**

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### **📌 How to Calculate Lot Size (Position Size)?**

Your **lot size** depends on:

✅ Risk per trade (**$2 or $4**)

✅ Stop-loss distance (**in pips**)

✅ Currency pair volatility

**Example Calculation:**

- You trade **EUR/USD**.

- Your stop-loss is **10 pips**.

- You risk **$2 per trade**.

💡 **Lot Size Formula:**

📌 **Lot size = (Risk per trade) ÷ (Stop-loss in pips × Pip value)**

For EUR/USD:

✔️Pip value for **0.01 lot (micro lot)** ≈ **$0.10 per pip**.

✔️**Lot size = $2 ÷ (10 pips × $0.10) = 0.02 lot (2 micro lots).**

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### **📌 Final Risk Management Plan for Your $200 Account**

✅ **Risk 1-2% per trade** ($2-$4).

✅ **Use a stop-loss** (don’t risk more than 10-20 pips per trade).

✅ **Start with small lot sizes** (0.01 - 0.03 lots).

✅ **Never overtrade** (max 3-5 trades per day).

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### **🔥 Next Step:**

Do you want a **position size calculator** or need help setting up risk management in TradingView? 😊

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