3:1 R:R Strategies

35 trading strategies tagged as 3:1 R:R (risk/reward ratio). Each template is fully documented with entry rules, indicators, risk management, and configuration parameters.

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Categories
Harmonic Patterns

Bat Pattern Entry Trading Strategy

The Bat pattern is a precision harmonic formation with a 0.886 XA retracement at point D. One of the deepest harmonic entries. The tight stop beyond D creates excellent risk:reward…

Harmonic1H, 4HConservativeAny
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Elliott Wave

Wave 5 Divergence Exit Trading Strategy

Wave 5 of an Elliott impulse often terminates with momentum divergence. Price makes new extreme while RSI/MACD show weaker readings than wave 3. This signals trend exhaustion and p…

Elliott Wave4H, DailyModerateExhausted Trend
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TD Sequential

TD Countdown 13 Reversal Trading Strategy

After a completed TD Setup (count of 9), the TD Countdown begins. Counting 13 specific closing relationships that signal deeper exhaustion. A confirmed 13 Countdown is one of the s…

ReversalDailyModerateExhausted Trend
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Market Profile

Poor High Short Trading Strategy

A 'poor high' is a market profile high formed by only 1-2 single prints, indicating the upper extreme was not auction-accepted. These unfinished highs typically get revisited and s…

Market ProfileDailyModerateFutures
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ICT Advanced Models

Power of 3 (PO3) Trading Strategy

Power of 3 describes the daily cycle: Accumulation → Manipulation → Distribution. Price accumulates in an Asian session range, manipulates (runs stops) at London open, then distrib…

ICTDailyModerateFX/Indices
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Volatility Strategies

NR7 Breakout Trading Strategy

NR7 (Narrowest Range of 7 days): today's range is the smallest of the last 7 trading days. A clear volatility contraction. Explosive breakouts follow these compressed days more oft…

Volatility CompressionDailyModerateAny
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Wyckoff Method

Wyckoff Phase C Test Trading Strategy

Phase C of Wyckoff accumulation features a 'test'. Price returns to the Spring low on decreasing volume, confirming supply exhaustion. This is the tightest-stop long entry in the ent…

Wyckoff4H, DailyModerateAccumulation
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