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    This document outlines a trading strategy using 3 indicators - CCI, Bull Power and Bear Power. It provides rules for buy orders when CCI is below -100, Bull Power is above 0, and the CCI candle closes higher than the previous one. Sell orders follow when CCI is above +100, Bear Power is below 0, and the CCI candle closes lower. There are options for setting stop losses, take profits, and trailing stops on an individual or averaged entry price basis. Position sizing increases or decreases by 20% based on capital changes of 20%.

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    This document outlines a trading strategy using 3 indicators - CCI, Bull Power and Bear Power. It provides rules for buy orders when CCI is below -100, Bull Power is above 0, and the CCI candle closes higher than the previous one. Sell orders follow when CCI is above +100, Bear Power is below 0, and the CCI candle closes lower. There are options for setting stop losses, take profits, and trailing stops on an individual or averaged entry price basis. Position sizing increases or decreases by 20% based on capital changes of 20%.

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    Cci and Bullbear Power

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    Lawrence Lawrence
    This document outlines a trading strategy using 3 indicators - CCI, Bull Power and Bear Power. It provides rules for buy orders when CCI is below -100, Bull Power is above 0, and the CCI candle closes higher than the previous one. Sell orders follow when CCI is above +100, Bear Power is below 0, and the CCI candle closes lower. There are options for setting stop losses, take profits, and trailing stops on an individual or averaged entry price basis. Position sizing increases or decreases by 20% based on capital changes of 20%.

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    CCI + BULL/BEAR POWER

    1 3 indicators - CCI, Bull Power & Bear Power. (Able to key in variable)

    1 Bull Power(50) must > 0.

    2 CCI(7) must < -100.


    Buy Order
    3 Buy at Open when Close of last CCI(7) candle > Close of CCI(7) a candle before.

    4 Provide option to limit the maximum orders.

    Compound equity. Every 20% increase in capital (realised profits) increase 20% of lot size. Every 20% decrease in capital (realised profits) reduce
    20% of lot size.

    Option 1 Set 30 pips SL & 30 pips TP for each position. Provide variable to change.

    Option 2 Average entry price. Take average price to set 30 pips SL & 30 pips TP for all position. Provide variable to change.

    Exit, SL, TP (pips)


    Option 3 Sell all positions at Open when close of last candle of BullPower(50) < 0.

    Option 4 Trail stop (20 pips) for each position. Provide variable to change.

    Option 5 Average entry price. Take average price to trail stop (30 pips) for all position. Provide variable to change.

    1 Sell Power(50) must < 0.

    2 CCI(7) must > +100.


    Sell Order
    3 Sell at Open when Close of last CCI(7) candle < Close of CCI(7) a candle before.

    4 Provide option to limit the maximum orders.

    Compound equity. Every 20% increase in capital (realised profits) increase 20% of lot size. Every 20% decrease in capital (realised profits) reduce
    20% of lot size.

    Option 1 Set 30 pips SL & 30 pips TP for each position. Provide variable to change.

    Option 2 Average entry price. Take average price to set 30 pips SL & 30 pips TP for all position. Provide variable to change.

    Exit, SL, TP (pips)


    Option 3 Sell all positions at Open when close of last candle of BullPower(50) > 0.

    Option 4 Trail stop (20 pips) for each position. Provide variable to change.

    Option 5 Average entry price. Take average price to trail stop (30 pips) for all position. Provide variable to change.

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