This strategy report is called the "The Big Three" trading strategy. This strategy is going to 
teach you how to use three special indicators on your charts to find powerful trade entries. 
 
If this “Big Three”term sounds familiar to you, it's because it's a common term to identify 
three highly important prominent entities in any given group or subject. 
 
For instance, the professional National Basketball Association team Miami Heat (from 
2010–2014) got together Chris Bosh, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. 
 
At the time, these NBA players were considered the three prominent super stars in the 
league. Once they united, they were arguably the best trio to ever play the game together.  
 
Because of that, they found great success winning two championships. 
 
And before them, there were another trio called the "Big three," 
It was the Boston Celtics (from 2007–2012) who had Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, and Paul 
Pierce. 

 
I could go on and on going back in history about this but you get the point. 
 
When three highly important entities or group of people get together and work with each 
other, the results are usually astoundingly great. 

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So we thought, what better way to prove that to you then to get three entities on your 
chart to all work collectively together. 
 
Our goal here is to teach you something that works and does not require hours of chart 
analysis on your part. 
 
With that being said, let's take a look at these three special indicators that will show you 
some incredible winning trades when you apply them on your chart. 
Here are some key details about the strategy that you may want to know before we get 
started. 

Important Details 
● This strategy can be traded on​ any given time frame 
● This can be used for swing trading, day trading, and scalping 
● This strategy can be traded with any market, such as, Stocks, Futures, and Forex 
● It can be a great addition to your current trading plan 

Indicators Used  
1. 20 Period Simple Moving Average 
2. 40 Period Simple Moving Average 
3. 80 Period Simple Moving Average 
 
Please note that is strategy does work the way we are going to show you, however, we get 
traders sometimes that tell us that they tweaked the strategy that we showed them. This is 
also fine! We all trade differently. We loving hearing your feedback! 
So now let's jump into the key rules of the "Big Three" Trading strategy. 

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Step 1- Apply Indicators to Chart 

Apply all of the three moving averages to your chart like this: 

 
You can make them green, blue, red, pink, etc... The color is just your personal preference. 
Again these are 20, 40, 80-period Simple moving averages. 
 
After studying the charts and applying many different moving averages, we found these 
three to work extremely well together for this particular strategy. Which is why we called 
them the big three ;) 

Step 2- The Trend... Up or Down? 

Once your "Big Three" indicators are on your chart, go ahead and find a current up trend or 
down trend. 
To do that simply look at where the price ​action​ is and determine if its above the moving 
averages or below 
 
 

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If the price is above the three moving averages you have an uptrend: 

 
However, if the price is below the three moving averages then you have a downtrend: 

 
 
 
 
 

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Note** ​if you see something like this: 

 
If The market is flat and the price action is not making a new high or low and just saying 
stagnant… 
 
I would avoid this type of market because we are looking for a trending market, not a flat 
or "sideways" market. 

Step 3- Wait for entire candle to close outside of Moving 

averages + Pull Back in Price Action + Continuation of Trend 
Wait for the price close below ​lowest​ moving average in a​ downtrend​: 

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Or, Wait for the price close ​above​ highest moving average in an ​uptrend​: 

 
 
Once you see this occur, you wait for the price to pull back and then move in the direction 
of the trend to make your entry. To determine this you can either go to a lower time frame 
or stay on the current time frame that the entire candle closed completely below or above 
the moving averages. 

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The price action does not have to necessarily go back and touch the moving averages 
(which does occur) but you need to confirm there was pull back in the price and then a 
continuation of the current trend. 
 
In the example below, you can see that the entire candle closed above all three of the 
moving averages, pulled back in price action, and then continued upward. 
 
I marked where you could have entered this trade. This was the bullish candle after a 
candle closed bearish. 
 
The reason that I prefer to wait for a break pullback and go is because statistically, the 
price will mostly always retrace during a bearing or bullish trend. 

 
For a more risky approach to this strategy, you could technically get in a trade right when 
the price breaks the highest or lowest moving average but this method may cause more 
harm than good. 
 
The reason is that not every time it breaks these lines it is headed for a strong up or down 
trend. 
 
Which is why you need to wait for a FULL candle to close above/below these lines and you 
wait for a pull back and go to enter the trade. 

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Take a look at this below: 

 
What happened? 
 
Well, it:  
✓ Broke the above the moving average lines. 
✓A full candle closed above the lines 
✗ Retracement and the continuation of trend ​= this did not occur so you would not have 
entered the trade! It did retrace, however, the price did not continue to go in the direction 
of the trend. 
 
We need these three elements for the trade to occur… 
 
Which is why we call this the "Big Three" Trading Strategy 
 
Three different steps to find a trade and execute it. 

Stop loss/ Take Profit  

Place your stop loss Below the bottom moving average line. Depending on what time 
frame you are in will vary on how large your stop is. 

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Scalpers (Below One hour chart)​ may have a tight 5-10 pip stop 
While day traders/swing traders (​One hour time chart and above​) will have a 30-50 pip 
stop 

 
Your take profit is when the price touches the 80-period line. The price crossed this line at 
+196 pips! 
You can tweak this rules as you wish, but we found the best way to push your winners with 
this strategy was to wait until the price touches the 80-period line. 

Conclusion 
This strategy is extremely fun to use and trade with. It is not very messy on your chart 
because there are only three little lines to look at​.​ These little lines are are actually huge 
in value because one the price goes above these lines and the rules are met, then you have 
a great entry point. Let us know what you think of this strategy.  
 
SInce this is one of our most popular strategies and people seem to find it very easy to use 
we thought it would be a great benefit to give you some more examples of this strategy in 
action! 
 
Check out the examples below: 

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The BIG THREE Indicator​ Can Win ​Three Times As Many Trades​ Than
Your Average “Free” Indicator” You See in the Marketplace.​- Guaranteed

TAP HERE TO GET YOUR SPECIAL 

DISCOUNT  
 
 
 
 
Example #1: EURUSD 1 hour time chart 
 

Step 1- Apply Indicators to Chart 

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Step 2- The Trend... Up or Down? 

Step 3- Wait for entire candle to close outside of Moving 

averages + Pull Back in Price Action + Continuation of Trend 

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Stop Loss/ Take Profit

As you can see you will still be in this trade because the price action has not hit the 80
period moving average yet. Currently up 58 pips.
Example #2 USDCHF currency pair 1 hour chart

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Step 1- Apply Indicators to Chart

Step 2- The Trend... Up or Down?

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Step 3- Wait for entire candle to close outside of Moving 
averages + Pull Back in Price Action + Continuation of Trend 

Stop Loss/ Take Profit

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This trade above is up 67 pips and counting. This should have
enough momentum to push 120 pips out of this one single trade.

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