Simple Trading System
based on the SBV Technical Analysis

Simple Trading System - Explanation of the basic principles of the simple trading system.

Long Position - Explanation of rules that can be used to open a long position.

Short Position - Explanation of rules that can be used to generate a short signal.

Stop-Loss - A few suggestions on protecting a system and setting stop-loss levels based on the technical indicators.

Additional Rules - Examples of additional rules for a more conservative trading system.

Prolonged Trends - SBV chart example with an explanation of how to adjust the signal level during prolonged trends when we witness large Buying or Selling volume accumulation.

Protect Profit - Another example of protecting profit after a prolonged trend and adjusting the signal level to extremely oversold levels.

Different Signal Levels - An SBV chart example that compares the use of different signal levels. In this example, 33% and 20% lines are compared.

Trailing Stop - This is a chart example that explains the use of a trailing stop based on the SBV indicator.

Trailing Exit - This chart example shows the use of trailing principle to exit a position.

Trailing Signal Line - This chart example explains an alternative use of the trailing principle to generate signals.

Adjusting to a Trend - An explanation of a possible trading system adjustment if a trader has knowledge of the parent, longer-term trend.

Long-Tern Trading - Taking a look at our proprietary indicators once a week or even once a month could be enough to define the long-term direction of the market. No matter what you trade, a long-term index analysis can give you a clear picture of what to do with your investments.

Mid-Term Trading - Check our charts and SBV Oscillator once a day after the market closes to see where the market has a tendency to go in the mid-term. By using this simple trading system you, may become a successful mid-term trader.

Short-Tern Trading - A simple trading system can be used by short-term traders who are willing to make use of more signals in exchange for greater potential profit.

60-day chart example - An example of a 60-day (1 bar = 1 hour) chart analysis to generate 3-7 signals a month.

30-day chart example -An example of a 30-day (1 bar = 30 minutes) chart analysis to generate 8-12 signals a month.

15-day chart example - An example of a 15-day (1 bar = 15 minutes) SBV analysis to generate 5-9 signals a week.

1-day chart example - An example of a 1-day (1 bar = 1 minute) chart analysis for intraday trading.

MA - Moving Averages - An example of a trading system that is based on the use of two technical indicators - the SBV oscillator and moving averages.