Free Framework · Nasdaq

The simple framework: price, two moving averages, RSI and volume.

No magic. A routine with clear rules and discipline, easy to follow. See the full step-by-step, plus the free tools we use every session.

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Timeframes & indicators

Below are the timeframes and indicators we use, and we suggest you run the same settings. The framework happens on the 5-minute, but context is read top-down first. The edge isn’t having more indicators, it’s discipline.

DailyContext / trend
EMA 50 + EMA 200, the bigger picture.
60 minBias
EMA 21.
15 minMonitor
RSI (we mark the 50 line, with F6) + EMA 9 and EMA 21.
5 minExecution
SMA 20 + EMA 9 · RSI 14 (smooth 3, we mark the 50 line, plus 30 / 70) · VolumeFilter · T&S (Time and Sales), we use two, one with size filter 4 and one with size filter 2, to read the order flow.

The 50 line on the RSI (15 and 5 min) is what validates the trade: with RSI above 50, it validates the buy; below 50, it validates the sell.

One setup, two contexts

It’s the same setup in both directions, buy and sell. Read closely how we align everything and let volume give the confirmation, and you’ll see how simple it is.

▲ Look for a buy when
  1. Price is above the EMA 9
  2. The EMA 9 is above the SMA 20
  3. The RSI is above 50%
  4. The definitive confirmation is always volume + aggression (VolumeFilter)
  5. A second entry are the pullbacks to the 9 and 20 averages: price touches the average, gets absorbed and defended, then accelerates in the direction of the move.
⚠ Watch out for the range-bound market: it fools you. Wait for the market to define a direction.
▼ Look for a sell when
  1. Price is below the EMA 9
  2. The EMA 9 is below the SMA 20
  3. The RSI is below 50%
  4. The definitive confirmation is always volume (VolumeFilter)
  5. A second entry are the pullbacks to the 9 and 20 averages: price touches the average, gets absorbed and defended, then accelerates in the direction of the move.
⚠ Watch out for the range-bound market: it fools you. Wait for the market to define a direction.
Bonus tipnobody wants to teach this one
Use the VIX on the 5 min, like in the print below. It has an inverse correlation with the Nasdaq.
VIX and Nasdaq correlation on the 5-minute chart
VIX × Nasdaq on the 5 min, inverse correlation: when one goes up, the other tends to fall.

Now it’s your turn

We hope you understood how the framework works. From here, set the same parameters we use on the 5-minute on your own chart and start watching the market for opportunities.

On the site we have the Daily Analysis, which shows the day’s possible projection, like the example below:

Favorable ScenarioExample, not a recommendation
Trigger: break above 30728.
Target 1: 31375.
Target 2: 31900.
Stop: 29850.
Historical context, not a forecast.

We also have the Gamma regions, where we show what to watch and how to use those areas.

The content is updated daily. Good trades!

The free tools behind it

Daily AnalysisThe day’s direction and key levels, every morning
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Gamma regionsWhere price tends to react, we watch those areas
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VolumeFilterOur volume confirmation, free to download on the site
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Before you trade thisMap it on your chart and test it on your simulator for a few days before risking anything.
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