
Explore the Ichimoku framework, including tenkan sen, kijun sen, leading spans, lagging span, kumo cloud, crossovers, breakout signals, and entry and exit, with risk management and real-world examples.
Unpack the origin of Ichimoku kinko hyo, its five main indicators, and how traders today use the method to know when to buy or sell.
Explain tenkan sen and kijun sen as the nine-period blue and the 26-period red lines, calculated as the average of highest highs and lowest lows, with platforms handling the math.
Learn how leading span A and leading span B form the Ichimoku cloud, using 52 past candles and 26 periods ahead, to identify support, resistance, and bullish or bearish signals.
Learn to locate the Ichimoku cloud on TradingView and MetaTrader 4 as an indicator, then adjust colors and visualization.
Explore tenkan sen, kijun sen, and the kumo cloud’s role in signaling trend and key support and resistance, with price above clouds indicating bullish and below clouds bearish trends.
Learn how tenkan-sen and kijun-sen crossovers signal bullish or bearish trades, and how cloud breakouts provide further buy or sell signals, with tenkan-sen and kijun-sen as support and resistance.
Apply Ichimoku entry and exit signals using tenkan-sen and kijun-sen crossovers or cloud breakouts, with options for pending orders or one-click trading, and watch support and resistance zones.
Learn risk management for forex, crypto, and stocks by setting stop losses and take profits relative to capital, using 1–2% risk, support and resistance, and Ichimoku cues.
Show real-world Kijunsen and Tenkensen crossovers in Ichimoku, highlighting buy and sell signals, stop loss placement, take profits, and kumo clouds across forex, indices, and crypto markets.
Explore live market examples of the Ichimoku common clouds strategy, showing breakouts, stop-loss placement under the clouds, and how to backtest and combine with price action for risk-managed trades.
Demonstrate live Ichimoku trading across forex and Bitcoin, using crossovers, cloud breakouts, and pullbacks to enter with stop loss and take profit targets. Apply risk-free trailing stops to protect profits.
Trading with indicators or without has always been the topic of controversy among traders and investors. Some of them think they do not work and they are old fashioned, but on the other hand the other group believe in them. I guess it is not true to judge which group is right and in the financial markets, everyone has his or her own strategy.
Japanese Strategies are really working in the world, and Ichimoku cloud strategy is one of the Japanese ones. Many traders think the strategy is old, but we still can see successful traders who take profit by using the indicator.
It has 5 main indicators which some traders find them difficult to work with, but I have tried to teach these 5 main indicators short and simple in 9 lectures that you like it.
My own recommendation is to watch these clips and lectures more than once, and try to practice them on the platforms I explained about. The most important thing you should know is the back testing. In order to get successful, you should forward test this strategy on demo account to see whether it is working or not.
I hope you enjoy the course. You can contact me if you have any question about trading and about Ichimoku cloud strategy.