Simple Trading System Using ADX and DMI
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Intro” _builder_version=”3.0.62″ background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” text_font_size=”18″ border_style=”solid”]ADX/DMI Details Below Are From:
- A webinar presentation from The Trading Zone / Chart Trading Patterns.
- These details present a Simple Trading System Using ADX and DMI Indicators
Chart
- Range, Tick, Volume or Renko chart – all will work for this
- This example 4 Range which means every candle has height of 4 ticks
- Tradestation
- Range = .04
- Using 1 Tick Interval
- Ninjatrader
- Range = 4
- Tradestation
- To get more signals decrease the range value
- To get less signals increase the range value
- Dont use a minute chart
- ADX – Default (14 period)Change from Line Chart to Histogram to differentiate between the indicators when quickly looking
- 3 Horizontal lines on ADX chart
- 10, 20 and 40
- DMI (DI+, DI-) (Default 14 period)
- Dont use the indicator that has DMI, and ADX together – add them separately
- DI+ Green Line
- DI- Red Line
- 3 Horizontal lines on ADX chart
How to use the ADX, Di+ and Di-
- Step 1: Start with the strength of the Trend. If there is no trend don’t trade
How to Measure Trend?
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- Step 1 Use ADX to Determine Trend
- 0 -10 – No Trend – No trade
- 10 -20 – Transition
- 20 -40 – Trending
- 40+ – Exhaustion
- Step 2 Use Di- and Di+
- Sellers are in charge or if Di- is above Di+
- Buyers are in charge if Di+ is above Di-
- Step 3: Combine the ADX (Trend strength with the Di+ and Di- Direction
- Step 1 Use ADX to Determine Trend
Putting it all together
- Look at chart ADX – you see it moving up to 20 area
- Now look for Di+ crossing over the Di- line
- That is your buy indicator
- Now watch ADX – Look to exit when it crosses above 40
- The details above by themselves show a simple trading strategy using ADX and DMI – but if you want to take it to the next level check out this free video from the Chart Pattern Trading
- ***Trading involves and is not suitable for everyone. Past performance is never indicative of future results. Trade at your own Risk**