My Number one Spike strategy for Boom and Crash

In the next few minutes you are going to understand my number one spike strategy for Boom and Crash. Please if you are still confuse after reading this article , kindly drop a comment below this post and I will try and respond to your questions as soon as I can.

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My Number one Spike strategy for Boom and Crash

Let look at the market this way:

For Crash, it start by buying up, then suddenly spikes occur, it try to buy again, then spikes occur sometimes almost immediately or it may take a longer period of time depending on the direction of the market.

For Boom, it start by selling down, then suddenly spikes occur, it try to sell again, then spikes occur sometimes almost immediately or it may take a longer period of time depending on the direction of the market. So it is safe to say that Boom is the opposite of Crash.

But what causes spikes to occur in Boom and Crash?

I started asking this question, the first day I was introduced into the Boom and Crash Market, because I knew if I could understand the cause of spikes, I will be able to develop a spike strategy for Boom and Crash that will help me win in the market.

My mentor then introduced me to the statement on each of the indices on Meta trader 5.
“On average 1 drop occurs in the price series every 1000 tick” for Crash 1000.
“On average 1 spike occur in the price series every 1000 tick” for Boom 1000.
“On average 1 drop occurs in the price series every 500 tick” for Crash 500. and
“On average 1 spike occurs in the price series every 500 tick” for Boom 500.

I started trying to understand what each statement means but it wasn’t easy at first, it took me about one full day of intensive research to finally understand their meaning.

Since the drop or spike is based on tick, what is a tick?

A tick denotes a market’s smallest possible price movement to the right of the decimal. In a plain term each increment in the digit of price is a tick. A price change, from 2.8066 to 2.8067 would represent one tick. Having established this, I started counting the tick for C1000 and I realize that before it reaches 1000 tick there will be a drop, the same goes for the other indices.

This discovery enable me to develop my spike strategy for boom and crash. I always advised newbies to focus on catching the spike especially when the trend is right because its one of the best risk management strategy I’ve ever come across.

What causes spike or drop in Boom and crash is the reaction of price at hot zones (support and resistance). Once price get to a hot zone, the tendency of a drop is 90%. Rather than flooding your chart with thousand of indicators, study market structure and price action, because they will assist you to detect where spike will occur in Boom and Crash.

The only indicator on my chart is 200 EMA. The  200 EMA assist me on higher timeframe to spot hot zone and once I spot a hot zones on the chart, I place a sell or buy limit with Take Profit on those points depending on what the market structure is saying. This is the best conservative way of trading. I have carefully avoided Stop loss, because most times the market will first hunt for Stop loss before the spike occur.

This is what you need to do.

1. Insert 200 EMA on your chart
2. Check D1, H4, H1, and M30, M15 and M5 for the hot zones, if possible draw a line at each zone
3. Using your demo first (if you don’t have a demo click here to open one), place sell limit on each of the point
4. I will advice you use different timeframe for each indices, then monitor the progress for at least a day or two
5. Try and study and understand the trend of the market, in a downtrend for Crash M15, M5 and M1 hot zones works better, but on a upward trend, H4, H1, M30 and sometimes D1 works better.
6. In a upward trend for Boom M15, M5 and M1 hot zones works better, while H4, H1, M30 works better for a downtrend

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