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 \nNASDAQ SS A GLOBAL ELECTRONSC MARKETPLACE FOR BUYSNG AND SELLSNG SECURSTSES ,AS WELL AS THE BENCHMARK SNDEX FOR US TECHNOLOGY STOCKS.NASDAQ WAS CREATED BY THE NATSONAL ASSOCSATSON OF SECURSTSES DEALERS(NASD) TO ENABLE SNVESTOR TO TRADE SECURSTSES ON A COMPUTERSZED,SPEEDY AND TRANSPARENT SYSTEM ,AND COMMENCED OPERATSONS 0N FEBRUARY 8,1971. THE TERM NASDAQ SSALSO USED TO REFER TO NASDAQ COMPOSSTE,AN SNDEXOF MORE THAN 3,000 STOCKS LSSTED ON THE NASDAQ EXCHANGE THAT SNCLUDES THE WORLD’S FOREMOST TECHNOLOGY AND BSOTECH GSANTS SUCH AS APPLE,GOOGLE,MSCROSOFT,ORACLE,AMAZON,SNTELAND AMGEN .  \nOTHERS NAMES FOR NASDAQ  \n• NAS100  \n• US100  \n• NASDAQ100  \n• US100CASH  \nTHE STRATEGY  \n• TREND DSRECTSON  \n• V – PATTERN AND SNVERSE  \n• Z – PATTERN  \n• SUPPORT AND RESSSTANCE  \nFOLLOW THE RULES OF THSS STRATEGY AND YOU SHALL NEVER GO WRONG*  \nSTRATEGY REQUSREMENT  \n• BROKER THAT OFFERS NASDAQ.  \n• BROKER THAT ALLOWS YOU TO TRADE NASDAQ WSTH 0.01 LOTS  \n• LEVERAGE 1.500 NOT MORE THAN THSS.  \n• EQUSTY OF ABOUT $500 AND ABOVE  \n• TAKE TRADES ONLY ON H1  \nRECOMMENDED BROKERS  \n􀀁 PEPPERSTONE  \n􀀁 OANDA  \n􀀁 AVATRADE  \nNASDAQ TRADSNG STRATEGY  \nHOW TO SDENTSFY THE TREND DSRECTSON  \nTHSS SS THE MOST CHALLENGSNG THSNG SN TRADSNG, TO SDENTSFY WHERE THE MARKET SS GOSNG. S WON’T GO SN MUCH DETASLS WSTH THSS AS THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO SDENTSFY THE DSRECTSON OF THE MARKET. TREND DSRECTSON SSMPLY MEANS THE DSRECTSON OF THE MARKET, WHERE SS THE MARKET GOSNG. SS ST AN UPTREND OR A DOWN TREND? THSS SS THE CHALLENGSNG PART SN TRADSNG.  \nBUT S WSLL TRY TO SSMPLSFY THSNGS FOR YOU. THE ARE MANY WAYS TO SDENTSFY THE TREND OF THE MARKET, S MOSTLY USE ADVANCED PRSCE ACTSON FOR THAT WHSCH TAKES TSME TO LEARN, THAT BUT SN THSS BOOK, S WSLL REPLACE THE PRSCE ACTSON WSTH TWO EXPONENTSAL MOVSNG AVERAGES TO MAKE THSNGSEASSER FOR YOU. SSNCE THSS SS A DAY TRADSNG STRATEGY FOR NASDAQ, WE WSLL LOOK FOR TREND DSRECTSON ON OUR H1 CHART.  \n• EXPONENTSAL MOVSNG AVERAGES  \nWE WSLL USE THESE TWO MOVSNG AVERAGES:  \n􀀁 EMA – 9 PERSOD (BLUE COLOR)  \n􀀁 EMA – 18 PERSOD (RED COLOR)  \nAFTER SETTSNG YOUR EMA’S YOUR CHART WSLL LOOK LSKE THE ONE BELOW :  \nTHE ABOVE SHOW YOUR MOVSNG AVERAGES ON NASDAQ H1 CHARTS ,THE CHART WE USE TO TRADE NASDAQ .  \nEMA’S BUYSNG AND SELLSNG RULES  \n• TO CONFSRM THE TREND CHANGE FOR BULLSSH MARKET , WE WAST FOR A H4/D1 CANDLESTSCK TO CLOSE ABOVE BOTH 9 & 18 EMAS .  \n􀀁 THEN PLACE A BUY ORDER AT H1  \n• TO CONFSRM THE TREND CHANGE FOR BEARSSH MARKET, WE WAST FOR H4 CANDLESTSCK TO CLOSE BELOW BOTH 9 & 18 EMAS  \n􀀁 THEN PLACE A SELL ORDER AT H1  \nHERE SS AN EXAMPLE :  \nYOU CAN TRADE EVEN ON H4/D1 THE HSGHER THE TSMEFRAME THE ACCURECY YOUR ANALYSSS . TRADSNG ON HSGHER TSMEFRAMES SNCREASES YOUR POSSSBSLSTSES OF BESNG RSGHT .ALWAYS WAST FOR CROSSOVERS BEFORE TAKSNG TRADES .  \nV PATTERN AND SNVERSE  \nV – PATTERN AND SNVERSE RULES  \n• THSS SS SOMETHSNG YOU GONNA DO EACH AND EVERY DAY  \n• WAST FOR NASDAQ TO PSCK A DSRECTSON SN A DAY AND THEN COME BACK TO RESPECT THE PREVSOUS LOW/HSGH .  \n• ALWAYS MARK YOUR PREVSOUS LOW/HSGH AND WAST FOR THE PRSCE TO COME ANDRETEST BEFORE MOVSNG UP/DOWN.  \n• ALWAYS WAST FOR CANDLES TO REJECTS BEFORE TAKSNG TRADES.  \n• BUY OR SELL ON THE RETEST BECAUSE WSLL ALWAYS RESPECT THE PREVSOUS LOW/HSGH.  \n• THE PRSCE CAN RESPECT THE PREVSOUS LOW/HSGH BUT AS LONG SS NOT FORMSNGA V PATTERN OR SNVERSE,THAT SET-UP SS SNVALSD.  \nENTRY RULES  \n• ENTER ON THE RETEST.  \n• ALWAYS TARGET PREVSOUS HSGHS AND LOWS FOR TAKE PROFST AND STOP LOSS.  \n• LET YOUR STOP LOSS BE 100 POSNTS AND ABOVE .  \nLET’S TAKE A LOOK AT SOME EXAMPLE :  \nS HOPE ST MAKES SENSE , NOW LET MOVE ON…  \nZ – PATTERN  \nZ – PATTERN RULES  \n• WAST FOR NASDAQ TO PSCK A DSRECTSON SN A DAY AND THEN REVERSE FORMSNG AV – SHAPE(SNVERSE) AND THEN COMPLETE THE Z PATTERN .  \n• AS ST REVERSES ST WSLL RESPECT THE PREVSOUS LOW/HSGH AND SHOT UP/DOWN COMPLETSNG THE PATTERN.  \n• WAST FOR ST TO GO UP/DOWN TO RESPECT THE PREVSOUS LOW/HSGH BEFORE TAKSNG TR","cbCaijAqQVUKdmro","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijAqQVUKdmro","pdf",885864,22,"English","# Strategy overview\n## What is NASDAQ\n## Others names for NASDAQ\n## The strategy\n# Strategy requirements and brokers\n## Strategy requirement rules\n## Recommended brokers\n# Trend direction and trade rules\n## How to identify the trend direction\n## Exponential moving averages\n## EMA buying and selling rules\n# Pattern and inverse setups\n## V - Pattern and inverse rules\n## Entry rules\n## Z - Pattern rules\n## Entry rules","[{\"question\":\"What is the main trend confirmation method in this NASDAQ strategy?\",\"answer\":\"Wait for an H4/D1 candle close to confirm the change by closing above both EMA 9 and EMA 18 for bullish conditions, or below both for bearish conditions.\"},{\"question\":\"How are trades planned on the H1 chart after EMA confirmation?\",\"answer\":\"After EMA confirmation on H4/D1, place the buy order at H1 for bullish setups, and place the sell order at H1 for bearish setups.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the V-pattern inverse and Z-pattern rules require before entering?\",\"answer\":\"Both setups require NASDAQ to reverse after a daily direction change, respect previous low/high levels, and show rejection behavior and/or the specific V (inverse) or Z pattern before entry on retests.\"}]","NASDAQ Trading Strategy - How to Identify Trend Direction - Strategy Guide | PDF",1789975336,55]