DAX Trading Signals

The Trading Signal Result History

You can read back through all the member articles to verify these signals and also learn more about the specific levels that were sent out and traded. The member articles include screenshots and signal information but also details of how these signals were generated, and how the trades were entered and managed.

DTI Strategy

This is the main intraday strategy that I use. I share this strategy with you as a member and you can install it onto your charts the same as I do. This strategy requires some ability to use your judgement and your ability to make good decisions. It’s not a simple trading system, rather it’s an effective trading strategy. Below you will find the results from my trading of this strategy on DAX and FTSE. 

This strategy suits someone that is serious about trading and has some time to really use the strategy properly. If you do not have Trading View, you won’t be able to use the strategy, but you can always just use the morning signals.

Morning Signals 

Every morning, around 9am (UK Time), I send out four signals. These are usually limit orders to enter into the market for the DAX and FTSE. These signals are very effective and they are suitable for those that are time poor and can not utilise the intraday trading strategy. Below you will find results from the morning signals.

You will normally get four signals, two for DAX and two for FTSE.

One signal is to go long and one signal is to go short. I use these signals to place limit orders at those levels, because price will normally be trading in the middle of them at the time I send the signals.

Some days both position will be filled, some days only one will fill and other days none will fill. There are times when I would consider reactivating a position, but it’s rare.

These signals are “set-and-forget” although I would recommend using some position management and moving the stop loss to breakeven, once the position reaches 50% of the target.