Straightforward answers to help you understand Trigon, its tools and the risks of automated trading.
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Clear explanations for first-time users, with deeper considerations for experienced traders.
Follows a market that is moving strongly in one direction.
For beginners
In simple terms, momentum looks for a move that already has strength. A rule may enter after a trend is confirmed, then exit if that strength fades.
For advanced users
Consider trend filters, entry confirmation, volatility, position sizing and slippage. Momentum can enter late and reverse sharply.
Looks for price to move between support and resistance areas.
For beginners
Imagine price moving between a floor and a ceiling. A range rule may look for an entry near the floor and an exit nearer the ceiling.
For advanced users
Define support and resistance objectively, include invalidation and stop rules, and avoid relying on a range during breakouts or strong trends.
Combine your own entry, exit and risk rules.
For beginners
Start with one clear rule at a time. Test it with a simulated allocation before adding more conditions.
For advanced users
Document assumptions, resolve conflicting signals, account for fees and slippage, and validate with out-of-sample tests.
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Risk reminder: automated strategies can lose money. Examples are educational, not a promise of performance or a personal recommendation.