QT Bot Trading Formulas

Introduction to Trading Formulas on QT Bot
Written by QTBOT
Updated 1 month ago

1. IKH Formula

1.1. Characteristics

  • Trend Trading in Highly Volatile Markets: The IKH formula helps identify major trends in the market, especially during high volatility periods.

  • Identification of Highly Volatile Currency Pairs Based on BTC: This formula allows for the identification of currency pairs with high volatility based on Bitcoin’s fluctuations.

  • Trailing Positive Stop Loss to Reach Higher Take Profit Targets: You can use this formula to trail a positive stop loss and hold positions to reach higher take profit (TP) levels.

1.2. Advantages

  • Holding Positions to Achieve High Profit %: Ability to maintain trades until desired profit levels are achieved.

  • Identifying Major Market Trends: Helps in accurately determining strong upward or downward market trends.

  • Identifying Currency Pairs Based on BTC Movements: Easily detects trading opportunities based on Bitcoin’s volatility.

  • Effective in Strong Trends: Works well in markets with clear trends.

1.3. Disadvantages

  • Ineffective in Sideways Markets: The IKH formula does not perform optimally in sideways market conditions.

  • Less Effective in Liquidity Sweeps: Trading may be negatively affected during liquidity sweeps in the market.

1.4. Note

  • Combination with BB Formula: Combining IKH with the BB formula can offset each other’s weaknesses and optimize performance in all market conditions.

2. SMC Formula

2.1. Characteristics

  • Medium-Term Uptrend Trading: The SMC formula is designed to track medium-term upward trends.

  • Stable Market Without Liquidity Sweeps: SMC performs well in stable markets that are not subject to liquidity sweeps.

  • Market Reversal Identification: Helps in recognizing and responding quickly to market reversal signals.

2.2. Advantages

  • Detection of Altcoin Rebounds: Particularly effective in identifying rebound waves in Altcoins.

  • Trading at Support and Resistance Levels: The SMC formula is strong in determining and trading at important support and resistance zones.

2.3. Disadvantages

  • Ineffective in Sideways Markets: This formula is not suitable for sideways market conditions.

  • Ineffective in Highly Volatile Markets: Trading may face difficulties in markets with significant volatility, both upward and downward.

2.4. Note

  • Best Used in Stable Markets: The SMC formula is most suitable when the market is stable and not subjected to excessive liquidity sweeps.

3. BB Formula

3.1. Characteristics

  • Short-Term Bidirectional Trading: The BB formula allows for short-term trading in both upward and downward directions.

  • Applicable in All Three Market Conditions: Can be used in trending up, trending down, and sideways markets.

  • Effective in Sideways Markets: Particularly strong in markets with no clear trend (sideways).

3.2. Advantages

  • Effective in Sideways Markets: The BB formula is an ideal choice when the market is moving sideways.

  • Trading Based on BTC Movements: Efficient in monitoring and taking advantage of Bitcoin’s price movements.

3.3. Disadvantages

  • Ineffective in Extreme Volatility: The BB formula is not suitable for markets with extreme volatility.

  • Ineffective in Strong Upward and Downward Movements: Trading can face high risks in markets with strong volatility.

3.4. Note

Combination with IKH Formula: Combining the BB formula with IKH helps optimize trading performance in all market conditions, leveraging the strengths of both formulas.

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