How to set a trendline scalping system?

<p id="isPasted">In 2025, setting up a trendline scalping system for high-volatility assets requires a combination of precise drawing, multi-timeframe confirmation, and automated execution triggers.</p><p><strong>1. Drawing the Core Trendline</strong></p><p>For a scalping system, your trendline is a dynamic barrier rather than a general guide.</p><ul><li>The Three-Touch Rule: A trendline is only considered "valid" and active once it has at least three distinct touchpoints. Connecting only two points is a "candidate" line, not a proven one.</li><li>Touchpoint Precision: Ensure the line touches as many candle wicks as possible without cutting through the bodies of the candles.</li><li>Slope Sensitivity: Avoid trendlines that are too steep, as these are often unsustainable and lead to high-frequency false signals. </li></ul><p><strong>2. Timeframe &amp; Indicators Setup</strong></p><p>Success in scalping (trades lasting 1–30 minutes) relies on reducing noise from lower timeframes.&nbsp;</p><p><strong><em>Primary Timeframes</em></strong>:</p><ul><li>Context: Use H1 or M15 to determine the major trend (bullish if price is above a 50 EMA).</li><li>Execution: Use M1 or M5 for entry signals once the price interacts with your trendline.</li></ul><p><strong><em>Confirmation Indicators</em></strong>:</p><ul><li>RSI (Period 7): Use a shorter period for scalping. Look for values above 50 for longs and below 50 for shorts.</li><li>9 EMA / VWAP: Many 2025 systems use the 9 EMA as a "trend visualize" and the VWAP as a baseline; enter only when price and the EMA are on the same side of the VWAP. </li></ul><p><strong>3. Entry and Exit Rules</strong></p><ul><li>The Bounce Entry: Buy when the price touches a rising trendline (3rd touch) and is confirmed by a bullish indicator (e.g., Stochastic turning up from below 20).</li><li>The Breakout Entry: Wait for a candle to close completely above or below the trendline before entering. In 2025, modern systems often wait for a "retest" of the broken line to confirm the new direction.</li><li>Exit Targets: Scalpers typically aim for small gains (7–10 pips) or the nearest significant previous peak/trough. </li></ul><p><strong>4. 2025 Risk Management Standards</strong></p><ul><li>The 1% Rule: Never risk more than 1% of your total capital on a single trade.</li><li>Fixed Stop-Loss: Place your stop-loss immediately after entry, typically 1–2 pips beyond the trendline or the most recent swing high/low.</li><li>One-Click Brackets: Use modern trading platforms (like Price Ladder XY) to automatically set entry, target, and stop-loss in a single action to match the sub-second speed needed for scalping. </li></ul>