The always-in concept: the market is always either always-in-long or always-in-short. When it flips, you reverse your position.
Indicators Used
EMA 20Signal BarsTrend Lines
Rules
📈 Always-In Long
- Strong bullish trend bar closing on its high
- Followed by bullish follow-through bar
- Price above the 20 EMA
- Market is "always-in-long" until a reversal signal
- Reversal signal = strong bear close below EMA 20
📉 Always-In Short
- Strong bearish trend bar closing on its low
- Bearish follow-through confirms
- Price below 20 EMA
- Always-in-short until bull reversal
💡 Pro Tip
In a trading range, the always-in direction is whichever direction has the stronger most recent breakout attempt, even if it fails.