The Easiest Forex Scalping Strategy I Use Daily

Today guys, I want to show you the easiest sculping strategy that I use every single day in the forex markets because it's fast, easy, and it actually works whether you're scalping or let's say day trading. And when I say that this scalping strategy is so easy and yet damn profitable, take a look at these results where nine out of 10 trades that I took hit my take-profit target. So, if you ever try to scalp the markets with an overly complicated trading strategy, look no further because this scalping strategy can actually help you become consistently profitable in the forex market. So, this scalping strategy uses just two moving averages. And even though they do lag, I will show you my personal way on how to filter out the bad trades and find highly profitable ones so you can scalp the markets, you know, daily with the full confidence. Okay guys, so before I show you this easy scalping trading strategy, let's quickly clear it up what scalping really means in day trading. So scalping is pretty much when you are trading on a very low time frame charts like the one minute or five minute charts and the markets moves fast and you are quickly in and out of the trades, you know, grabbing small but consistent profits multiple times daily. And it's essentially faster like a short-term form of day trading because well, you are taking advantage of quick momentum moves in the forex market. But it's definitely not the same as swing trading or long-term investing because scalping is all about momentum and precision. So you're never aiming to catch the whole, you know, market trend. Instead, you are just targeting the most cleanest and easiest part of the move to trying to profit from. Okay, guys. So with that being said, let's jump into the actual trading tools of this sculping strategy and we will use two simple indicators. So the first one will be the 50 period simple moving average and the second one will be 200 period simple moving average. That's it. It's very simple and easy. Now these two moving averages act as your main sculping guide. So the 50 simple moving average shows you the shortterm momentum while the 200 SMA indicates the longerterm direction of the forex market. So when the 50 SMA is below the 200 SMA we are in a bearish trend. And when the 50 SMA is above the 200 SMA, we are in a bullish trend. So, I personally like to use the 1 minute, 5 minute,