How to Combine the 50 EMA and Stochastic RSI for Big Results
"The Road to $2,000: My Journey Using Multi-Timeframe Trading"
How to Hold On for Bigger Targets
Hello traders,
Today, I’m going to show you how to hold on for those bigger targets and make meaningful progress in your trading journey.
Be sure to read all the way to the end to get the key takeaway.
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The Strategy
I use a strategy that involves the 50 EMA (Exponential Moving Average) and Stochastic RSI on two timeframes: the 15-minute chart and the daily chart.
By aligning these two charts, I gain the confidence to aim for larger targets, which has made a huge difference in my trading success.
Take a look at the charts provided:
The daily chart shows the broader trend and the overall market conditions.
The 15-minute chart gives precise entry and exit points.
When both timeframes are aligned—both signaling a buy—I know I’m trading with the trend.
This alignment gave me the confidence to hold onto a trade, and the results speak for themselves.
The Results
Currently, I’m up 25% on a single trade—$446 profit on a $1,400 account. This account started at just $500 and is now approaching $2,000. That’s the power of combining multiple timeframes to find high-probability trades.
Using multiple timeframes does two things:
Increases Confidence: When both charts align, you know the probabilities are on your side.
Improves Timing: The smaller timeframe refines your entry point, while the higher timeframe keeps you in the trade longer, so you can capture bigger moves.
Notice how the 50 EMA on the daily chart confirmed the uptrend, while the stochastic RSI on the 15-minute chart showed the right moment to enter.
Key Takeaway
The power of multi-timeframe trading lies in how it combines the bigger picture with precise timing.
By syncing your analysis across multiple timeframes, you can stay in trades longer and maximize your profits.
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What’s your biggest takeaway about multi-timeframe trading?
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Casey Stubbs
Thank you for your post. 👌I was wondering what criteria you use when you say the charts are in alignement?
I am not talking about the indicator and the timeframe itself, because that is very clear. But what do you want to see in both timeframe graphs to say that they are in alignment?
Have you kept stats as to how often it works; what if the market closes under the 50 M A the next day; so how or when you bail out of a trade? ; if using options, how much time should you buy, or does a weekly ITM or ATM option suffice?