Overview Swing Trading Methods – Feedback Wanted

Hi everyone,

As a beginner in swing trading, I wanted to create a clear and structured overview of the most popular swing trading methods to help me understand the different strategies and how they might fit my trading style. I’ve done some research and compiled a table with key details about each method, including indicators, success rates, risk levels, and market conditions.

Here’s a summary of what the table includes: • Popular Methods (e.g., Wyckoff, Fibonacci, Moving Average Crossover, Breakout Trading, etc.). • Indicators and Key Features for each method. • Risk Level and Suitability for different market conditions. • Risk/Reward Ratios and psychological demands of each strategy. • Suggestions for timeframes and trading frequency.

I’d love to get feedback from the community: 1. Does this overview make sense? Are there any important methods I missed? 2. Are there any errors or improvements you’d recommend? 3. What’s your favorite swing trading method and why? 4. If you had to create a tier list or ranking of these methods, what would it look like?

After paper trading for a while, I’m planning to start with a small live account of €1,000. I’d like to know: • Is this approach reasonable as a beginner? • Is 1-2% risk per trade (about €10-20) sufficient, or would you suggest a different percentage? • Are stocks, CFDs, and leveraged ETFs good instruments for beginners, or should I focus on something else?

I’d really appreciate any advice or insights from the community to make sure I’m on the right track!

Thanks in advance!

Let me know if this works or if you’d like any changes!