Trading without a strategy is like gambling. To be consistent on Quotex, you need a system.

In this guide, I will share 5 beginner-friendly strategies that rely on technical analysis and price action. These are not "magic buttons" but proven methods to analyze the market.

1. Bollinger Bands Reversal

Best for: Ranging markets (side-ways movement). Indicators: Bollinger Bands (Period 20, Deviation 2).

How it works: Bollinger Bands consist of three lines. The price tends to stay between the upper and lower bands.

CALL Signal: When a candle closes below the lower band and the next candle starts moving up back inside the band.
PUT Signal: When a candle closes above the upper band and the next candle starts moving down.

2. RSI Trend Following

Best for: Trending markets. Indicators: RSI (Period 14).

How it works: The RSI (Relative Strength Index) measures momentum.

Overbought (below 70): Price might reverse down.
Oversold (above 30): Price might reverse up.

Strategy: Instead of reversals, we look for trend confirmations. If RSI crosses 50 from below to above, it confirms an UP trend (Call). If it crosses 50 from above to below, it confirms a DOWN trend (Put).

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3. MACD Crossover

Best for: Identifying new trends. Indicators: MACD (default settings).

How it works:

CALL Signal: When the MACD line (fast line) crosses above the Signal line (slow line).
PUT Signal: When the MACD line crosses below the Signal line.

Combine this with the histogram. If the histogram flips from negative to positive, it's a strong bullish sign.

4. Support and Resistance

Best for: Price Action trading (no indicators).

How it works:

Support: A price level where the asset has bounced up multiple times. Buy (Call) when price touches this line.
Resistance: A price level where the asset has reversed down multiple times. Sell (Put) when price touches this line. > Tip: Draw horizontal lines on the chart chart to mark these zones.

5. Japanese Candlestick Patterns

Best for: Short-term reversals (1-5 minute trades).

Key Patterns:

Engulfing Pattern: A large green candle completely "eats" the previous small red candle (Bullish reversal).
Pinbar (Hammer): A candle with a small body and a long bottom wick (Bullish rejection).

Risk Management Rule

No strategy wins 100% of the time. Follow the 5% Rule: Never invest more than 5% of your total balance in a single trade. This protects you from blowing your account during a losing streak.

Conclusion

Start by picking one strategy from this list. Practice it on your Quotex Demo Account until you are profitable for at least a week before switching to real money.

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