I Found An AMAZING Trend Following Strategy #shorts

Finance-focused summary (Trend-following strategy)

Core idea

A simple trend-following / two–moving-average “channel” approach that only trades in the direction of the prevailing trend.

Instruments / tickers mentioned

• No specific tickers, ETFs, bonds, commodities, or sectors mentioned. (Only generic “price” / trades.)

Indicator setup (step-by-step)

1. Add two moving averages to the chart.
2. Configure each moving average:
   • Moving Average #1
     • Length: 20
     • Source: High
   • Moving Average #2
     • Length: 20
     • Source: Low
3. Adjust the colors so they’re visually distinct.

Trading rules / methodology

Define the “channel”

• Treat the area between the two 20-period moving averages (using high vs low sources) as the channel.

Long trades (trend direction)

Trade long only when:

• Price is above the channel

Entry options:

• Breakout: enter on a breakout of recent highs, or
• Pullback buy: wait for price to come back into the area between the two moving averages, then buy

Expected behavior:

• Price “bounces” from that zone most of the time for “good profit.”

Short trades (mirrored logic)

The summary claims similar use for shorts:

• When price comes into the same area/channel, it “bounces,” implying it can be used for short setups as well.

Key recommendations / cautions

• Strong emphasis on trading with the trend (only longs when price is above the channel).
• No explicit risk management rules were provided (e.g., stop-loss, position sizing).
• No explicit backtest details (timeframe, sample size, or performance metrics) were provided beyond qualitative statements like “most of the time” and “good profit.”

Disclosures

• No “not financial advice” or other disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles.

Presenters / sources

• Not specified in the subtitles (no presenter name given).