Master Scalping Like a Pro: The Powerful 25-50-100 EMA Strategy!

00:00 - Hey Trader! Welcome to another 
video here at ComLucro! Today,   we’re diving into "Master Scalping 
Like a Pro: The Powerful 25-50-100   EMA Strategy!" If you’re looking for 
a simple yet highly effective approach   to improve your trading performance, 
this strategy is exactly what you need. Scalping demands precision 
and quick decision-making,  
00:20 - and with the right tools—like exponential 
moving averages (or EMAs)—you can turn market   trends into consistent profits. Whether you’re 
a seasoned trader or just starting your journey,   mastering this method will give you the edge 
you need to trade with confidence and clarity. At ComLucro, we’re dedicated to helping 
you make smarter and more informed trading   decisions. Don’t forget to check out 
our other resources, including the  
00:42 - Wyckoff Method and Smart Money Concepts, 
all available on our channel and website. Let’s jump right in and break down the steps 
of this powerful EMA scalping strategy. Before we dive into the strategy, let’s 
take a quick moment to talk about moving   averages and why they’re so important for 
what we’re about to do. Moving averages   are powerful tools that help smooth 
out price data, making it easier to  
01:02 - spot trends and understand the market’s 
overall direction. For this strategy,   we’re specifically using exponential moving 
averages, or EMAs. What makes EMAs special   is that they give more weight to recent price 
data, so you can react faster to market changes. Now, if you’re not too familiar with 
moving averages or you want to learn more,   I’ve got you covered. Check out our 
video called 'Technical Indicators:  
01:24 - How to Use and Improve Your 
Trading Accuracy.' In that video,   we break down moving averages in detail, along 
with other key indicators and tips to sharpen   your trading skills. It’s a great resource, 
and I highly recommend giving it a watch! To follow along with this scalping strategy, 
here’s what you need to do. Add three EMAs to   your chart. If you’re using TradingView, it’s 
super easy—just search for "Exponential Moving  
01:47 - Average" in the Indicators menu, and add three of 
them. Set the periods to 25, 50, and 100, and make   sure your chart is set to a 5-minute timeframe. 
This setup is crucial for the strategy to work. If you’re on a different platform, don’t 
worry—the process is pretty similar. Just   look for the option to add Exponential 
Moving Averages and set the same periods. To make things even clearer 
while you’re following along,  
02:10 - I recommend using a consistent color 
scheme for your EMAs. For example: Use Light green for the 25-period EMA.
Pick light red for the 50-period EMA.  And go with cyan for the 100-period EMA.  This color setup not only makes it 
easier to identify trends at a glance,   but it also helps you stay organized 
as you apply the steps of the strategy.
02:30 - And here’s something even better. To save you 
time and make this process even smoother, you   can use our custom tool: the Exponential Moving 
Averages by ComLucro indicator. It’s available   on TradingView, and it’s designed to be flexible 
and easy to use. With this indicator, you can: Adjust the EMA lengths to any value you 
prefer. The default settings are 10,   20, 50, 100, and 200, but you can 
customize them however you like. 
02:56 - Change the colors to suit your personal 
style or make trends easier to spot.  Show or hide any of the EMAs with a simple 
checkbox, so you can keep your chart clean   and focus on what matters most.
Adding this indicator is quick and   straightforward. Once it’s on your chart, you 
can adjust everything directly in the menu,   giving you more time to analyze market trends 
and execute your trades with confidence.
03:17 - This flexibility makes it a powerful 
tool for any trading style, whether   you’re scalping or analyzing longer-term 
trends. So, give it a try and see how it   helps you streamline your setup and 
take your trading to the next level! Alright, let’s now break down 
the strategy step by step. Step 1: Identifying the Trend.
The first step is to determine  
03:35 - the market trend. Look at the 25, 50, and 100 EMAs 
on your chart. To confirm a trend, all three EMAs   must be aligned in the same direction and spaced 
apart. If they’re sloping upward and separated,   it’s an uptrend. For a downtrend, they must slope 
downward and stay aligned in the same order. Avoid entering trades during ranging 
markets, where the EMAs are flat or crossing   each other. A clear trend is essential 
for this strategy to work effectively.
04:01 - Step 2: Spotting the Entry Signal.
Once you’ve identified a trend,   it’s time to look for an entry 
signal. Here’s how it works: For a buy trade, the price must pull 
back and close below the 25 or 50 EMA.  Wait for the price to close back above the 
25 EMA. This confirms your entry signal.  Remember the golden rule: if the price touches 
or breaks below the 100 EMA during the setup,  
04:23 - the trade is invalid, as this 
indicates a potential trend reversal. For a sell trade, the process is reversed: The price must pull back and 
close above the 25 or 50 EMA.  Wait for the price to close back below 
the 25 EMA to confirm your entry. Step 3: Planning the Exit. 
04:40 - Once you’ve entered the trade, 
it’s crucial to plan your exit: Set your stop loss at the 50 EMA for 
tighter risk management or at the 100   EMA for a more conservative approach.
Your profit target should be 1.5 to 2   times the distance of your stop loss 
for a solid risk-to-reward ratio.  To further protect your profits, consider using 
a trailing stop aligned with the 50 EMA. This  
05:02 - allows you to lock in gains as the price moves in 
your favor while giving the trade room to breathe. So, here’s how this looks in action:
Imagine an uptrend where all three EMAs   are sloping upward, and the candles are above 
them. You’re waiting for the price to pull back   and close below the 25 or 50 EMA. Once it closes 
back above the 25 EMA, you enter a buy position.   Your stop loss is set at the 50 EMA, and your 
profit target is set at 1.5 times the stop-loss  
05:29 - distance. As the price rises, it hits your 
profit target, resulting in a successful trade. Finally, let’s take a look at 
how this works in a downtrend:  In a downtrend, the process is reversed. The 
EMAs slope downward, and the candles stay   below them. Wait for the price to pull 
back and close above the 25 or 50 EMA,   then close back below the 25 EMA to enter 
a sell position. Use the same stop-loss  
05:51 - and profit-target rules, and as the price 
drops, you achieve another successful trade. In conclusion, mastering this 25-50-100 EMA 
scalping strategy can significantly enhance   your trading efficiency in trending markets. 
By understanding how to identify trends,   pinpoint entry signals, and plan your exits, 
you’ll trade with more confidence and consistency. Don’t forget to explore our other 
resources, including the Wyckoff  
06:14 - Method Course and Smart Money Concepts, 
available on our channel and website at   comlucro.com.br. Remember, always analyze 
market structure, backtest your setups,   manage your risk effectively, and never trade 
without a stop loss. Best of luck in your trades! I hope you enjoyed today's video. If 
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