Simple high accuracy “Forex OsMA Oscillating Indicator Strategy with Volatility Quality Filter” – This Moving Average (OsMA) oscillating indicator is a derivative of crossover strategies and will be our main entry signal indicator.
As the OsMA reflects the first positive bar, we get a BUY signal. As the OsMA reflect the first negative bar, we get a SELL signal.
But before we fire our shots, we have to screen our trades first.
To have a higher probability trade, we should be trading in the direction of a higher timeframe trend.
To determine our trend, we will be using the Volatility Quality – Zero Line GZ Filter.
- Time Frame:
- M5 (Scalping), M15
- M30, and H1 (Intraday)
- H4 or higher (Swing trading)
- Currency Pairs: Any
MetaTrader Trading Indicators
- OsMA
- Volatility Quality – Zero Line GZ
How to install “Forex OsMA Oscillating SCALPING System with Volatility Quality Filter“
- Download “ForexWOT.Com-OsMAOscillatingSystem” (Zip/RAR File).
- Copy mq4 and ex4 files to your Metatrader Directory …/experts/indicators/
- Copy the “ForexWOT.Com-OsMAOscillatingSystem.tpl” file (template) to your Metatrader Directory …/templates /
- Start or restart your Metatrader Client.
- Select Chart and Timeframe where you want to test your forex system.
- Right-click on your trading chart and hover on “Template”.
- Move right to select “ForexWOT.Com-OsMAOscillatingSystem” trading system and strategy
- You will see “OsMA Oscillating Trading System” is available on your Chart
BUY Rules
- Volatility Quality (line): Green
- OsMA (histogram): Enter a BUY market order on the close of a candle corresponding a cross above the zero OsMA
SELL Rules
- Volatility Quality (line): Red
- OsMA (histogram): Enter a SELL market order on the close of a candle corresponding a cross below the zero OsMA
Trading NOTES
- Set the take profit at 2x the stop loss in pips (Risk Reward Ratio = 1:2)
- The higher the reward-risk ratio, the higher the risk of not reaching the take profit.
- The OsMA indicator is a classic example of how to use an oscillating indicator as a basis for an entry.