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BNF Trading Strategy Insights
Sep 29, 2024
BNF Trading Strategy Presentation
Introduction
Topic: Overview of BNF trading strategy
BNF: Takashi Kotegawa, Japanese trader
Transformed $15,000 into over $300,000 trading stocks in Japan
Presentation duration: Approximately 20 minutes
Source of information: Japaneco (Portuguese channel)
Importance of understanding the strategy before implementing it
Key Concepts
Counter Trend Trading
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Takashi believes counter-trend trading is safer than trend-following strategies.
Many traders lose money, hence counter-trending can be advantageous if done correctly.
Day Trading Strategy
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Each trade lasts a maximum of 2-3 days.
Examples of trades: opening on Monday and closing on Tuesday (1 night, 2 days).
Types of Traders
Identifying Trader Types
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Takashi identified six types of traders based on their actions.
Type A: Long-term investors (open positions for extended periods).
Type B: Traders who buy on retracements.
Type C & D: Traders who expect trends to continue and buy at peaks.
Trader Types A and B are more likely to profit.
Strategy Overview
Goal
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Control risks and achieve high-probability trades.
Key Indicators Used
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Kyrie Tsu (Kyrie Relative Index)
Measures distance between price and moving average.
Volume
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Helps assess if a trend may change.
Bollinger Bands
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Although often ineffective, can support the analysis of price movements.
RSI (Relative Strength Index)
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Used to identify divergences, not just overbought or oversold conditions.
Trade Execution
High-Probability Trades
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Focus on small losses and potential for big wins.
Analyze conditions when Kyrie is high to enter short positions.
Close trades immediately when the market moves against your entry.
Example Trades
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Tesla Case Study
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Trade examples demonstrating the use of Kyrie and RSI indicators.
Emphasis on recognizing market patterns and gaps before entering trades.
Market Analysis
Real-Life Examples
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Analyzing Tesla stock over one year using TradingView.
Identify potential trades by monitoring key indicators for signals to short or go long.
Importance of adapting strategy based on market conditions and historical data.
Conclusion
Final Thoughts
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Aim to be on the opposite side of the market; most traders lose money.
Encouragement to apply the strategy and backtest it on charts.
Call to action: Like and subscribe for more content and strategies.
Reminder
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Ensure to understand all aspects of the strategy before implementing it.
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