#DayTradingStrategy An effective trading strategy is the "Mini-POC Level Test" which uses market profile to identify key support and resistance levels. This strategy is based on identifying the transition of supply-demand equilibrium from zone A to zone B and then looking for mini-POCs (points of control) in the price trajectory between these zones.

*How it works:*

- The market profile is used to find the transition of supply-demand equilibrium.

- Mini-POCs are identified along the price trajectory.

- The price is waited to test the mini-POC level.

- Confirmation is received through indicators such as Delta in lower time frames.

- A position is entered with a stop loss and take profit.

*Advantages:*

- Allows trading in favor of the main trend.

- Works across different time frames and markets.

- Possibility to use confirmation signals.

*Disadvantages:*

- Does not guarantee profits.

- There may be mini-POC level tests without positive results.

Another popular strategy is the exponential moving averages (EMA) with periods of 5, 8, 13, and 21. This strategy involves ¹:

- Identifying trends using EMA.

- Evaluating the strength of the trend.

- Finding entry and exit points.

*Setup:*

- Recommended markets: Forex, indices, precious metals.

- Recommended time frames: any time frame.

- Recommended market sessions: avoid sessions with low volatility.