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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:
    • 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:
    • 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:
    • 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:
    • Control risks and achieve high-probability trades.
  • Key Indicators Used:
    1. Kyrie Tsu (Kyrie Relative Index)
      • Measures distance between price and moving average.
    2. Volume:
      • Helps assess if a trend may change.
    3. Bollinger Bands:
      • Although often ineffective, can support the analysis of price movements.
    4. RSI (Relative Strength Index):
      • Used to identify divergences, not just overbought or oversold conditions.

Trade Execution

  • High-Probability Trades:
    • 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:
    • Tesla Case Study:
      • 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:
    • 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:
    • 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:
    • Ensure to understand all aspects of the strategy before implementing it.