FX INTERVIEW


Swiss roots. Tis strategy provides an extremely high hit rate. We use it in average 5 times per day trading the Dax on the Metatrader, so we are using CFDs. Let me give you an example: Every morning at 9 am CET the stock exchange in Frankfurt opens and you are able to trade the shares of the German companies. But the Dax future market already opens at 8 am CET. Now, we are looking to trade the Dax impulse at


exactly the


time when the stock exchange starts their business. Have a look yourself, there is a very high chance of an impulse where the Dax makes at least 10 points. And that’s what we are aiming for with the SwissBox strategy. Other markets are EURUSD, EURJPY.


You can use this special breakout strategy also for the market opening in the FTSE, Dow Jones and other stock indices and major FX pairs.


Important is to trade only markets that show a high 40 FX TRADER MAGAZINE January - March 2019


We are looking to trade the market impulse from balanced to chaotic state


FXTM:


What is your approach for finding trends in the markets, and you just said “BlueBox”, is it different from the SwissBox?


C.S.:


For trends we are working with indicators. We are using Heikin Ashi candles plus a set of self- programmed indicators and Pivot lines. Te BlueBox is an algorithm


volatility.


For our trend following and BlueBox strategies we are looking at more currency pairs including GBP, AUD, CHF and CAD.


we have come up with. It is our belief that the markets are either in a chaotic or balanced state. We stay away from the chaotic price movements as it is impossible to foresee them, hence chaotic. But sometimes


the


markets in an e q u il ib r ium. We are looking to trade the impulse balanced chaotic


from to


state.


The SwissBox is the name of the order tool, the add-on for the Metatrader.


FXTM:


Let’s go back to your


open impulse


trading method. Are you trading the


standard range


breakout or is it the Donchian


Channel the Turtle Traders have become famous with?


C.S.:


Most breakout strategies tell you to close the trade when the price comes back into the range and to wait for another breakout, or to close the trade on the opposite side on the range. We have taken that concept but changed it in a way that we open trades with a


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