Darvas Box is a trading system developed by nicolas Darvas that takes into account the maximums and volumes. The principle of Darvas is based on the purchase of securities that exchange new highs and design a box around the maximum and recent lows to establish the entry point and the stop loss order. For example, a currency pair is considered inside in a Darvas box when the price action goes above the previous maximum, but makes a lower quote at a price not far from the maximum price.
The indicator that I propose is that realized in 2013 by Trend Laboratory.
Options:
Choose a trading mode.
Buy
The indicator that I propose is that realized in 2013 by Trend Laboratory.
Options:
- Time frame 5 min or higher (best time frame is 15 min, 30 min h1).
- Currency pairs, minor, majors, stock indices, stocks and commodities.
- Darvas Box NMC (3, 3, 1). with some ways to set the boxes and then trade:
- Darvas Modes;
- 0-Classic (by Upper Pivot);
- 1-Modern (by Upper Pivot);
- 2-Bi-directional Classic (UpTrend by Upper Pivot, DownTrend by Lower Pivot);
- 3-Bi-directional Modern (UpTrend by Upper Pivot, DownTrend by Lower Pivot);
- 4-Classic by 1st Pivot (Upper or Lower);
- 5-Modern by 1st Pivot (Upper or Lower).
Choose a trading mode.
Buy
- Buy arrow
- Take profit discretionary but you can use standard ratio 1.19 PT/SL. Stop loss on the previous swing low.
- Sell arrow
- Take profit discretionary but you can use standard ratio 1.19 PT/SL. Stop loss on the previous swing high.
