What is Harmonic Arbitrage Sequence?

The Harmonic Arbitrage Sequence (HAS) is a non directional bias strategy that can be use to trade any financial instrument. In a two and half years focus trading research, it becomes evident that trying to figure out why financial instruments like Stocks, Commodities, Forex, and derivatives thereof accumulates and then distributes is the absolute wrong approach to trading.

You don�t have to predict market directions; to execute your first trade, place a buy and sell order simultaneously on any chosen currency pairs. Manage your trades accordingly with the lot and risk sequence tables on the report titled How to Achieve More with Less (Abundance) on this blog.

The drawback of the Harmonic Arbitrage Sequence trading strategy is that there is no way to trade sixteen sequences successfully with less than �50,000; that is why we recommend to only trade with a cooperative portfolio. If you must trade with less, bear in mind that as the sequences drops from sixteen to a lower sequence, the risk increases.

HAS is a money management strategy that can be applied to any trading system to produce consistent profit. It is defined as a market convergence, an equilibrium point from which a distinguishable directional bias is conceived to produce a higher probability major market move. These moves were later discovered during a two and half years focus research to be randomly distributed, therefore cannot be categorically quantified with specifics and or accuracy.

How it Works

Based on the research findings, Harmonic Arbitrage Sequence was then designed with no directional bias in mind because nobody knows when a market will make a major move. Trade twenty currency pairs at a time. In every currency pair, enter sixteen buy and sixteen sell positions. Take profit of the first entry within a currency pair at entry price plus 180 points if it is a buy and minus 180 points if it is a sell.

If the first entry fails, repeat the entry every 100 points against the previous entry until sixteen buy and sixteen sell entries in one currency pair is achieved. Exit all open positions within a currency pair at 50% retracement. Trading portfolio balance starting with �50,000 after sixteen consecutive losses without a 50% retracement in 1,620 pips against primary order will be �9,866.00.

What are the odds that a financial instrument will rise or drop 1,620 points without a retracement of 50%? While it could be possible, it is most unlikely to happen. It is like asking if a tsunami can happen in the city of London, England in the next three years.

Trading With At Least �500

The question may be asked if one can trade with at least �500. Trade three currency pairs at a time. In every currency pair, enter three buy and three sell positions simultaneously. Take profit of the first entry within a currency pair at entry price plus 900 points if it is a buy and minus 900 points if it is a sell.

If the first entry fails, repeat the entry every 450 points against the previous entry until three buy and three sell entries in one currency pair is achieved. Exit all open positions within a currency pair at 50% retracement.

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