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Hi   Here is a well known and popular scalping strategy (as described by Admiral Markets).

 

https://admiralmarkets.com/education/articles/forex-strategy/forex-1-minute-scalping-strategy-explained

 

Many would find the 1 minute too fast but the principle is good. If using a longer time frame add a 20 ema.

So, ema's in correct order = trending, look for a pullback to bounce back off an ema while the very fast stochastic (5,3,3,3) is bouncing back out of the extremes {up over 20 (long) or down under 80 (short)}.

 

Worth demo-ing for a play about with to suit own style.

The video (on scalping) linked on the web page is worth a look too (1 hour).

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