In this lesson I will show you how to combine the characteristics of the CCI indicator along with the Reversal Bar candlestick to form a little trading method.

Momentum 1 is a short-term trend momentum strategy. Short-term means that this strategy can enter and exit several trades a day.

This is a classic swing trading strategy which is trying to catch the next immediate price movement in the direction of the prevailing trend. Three consecutive lower highs in an uptrend and higher lows in a downtrend

This is another very simple, but extremely efficient strategy. The round numbers (example EUR/USD 1.2800, USD/JPY 99.00) are natural levels of support and resistance. A lot of orders are placed around these levels.

The opening range breakout is appropriate for the futures and stocks markets. It could be used in the forex market too, but with lower rate of efficiency.

In this strategy we enter in the direction of the current bar price move. The entry has to be confirmed by RSI Oscillator.

The Pivot points (PP) are one of the most common methods for identifying support and resistance levels. There are several different methods for calculating pivot points, the most common of which is the five-point system.

This indicator was developed by Larry Williams and it is a version of the Stochastic Oscillator. Its values are plotted on an inverted scale from 0 to -100. Williams %R is efficient in trending markets.