yep and realize that's more of a strategy that's pretty simple using Stochastic.  and some other things. You don't know the long statistical history that's a short time. 

again I've given you a lot of tools i.e. puzzel pieces to use to try and put together your own methodology, here's a short list

- 60 Stochastic above 50% look to buy abc type pullbacks, same for when MACD crosses above zero.  When 60 stochastic is trending above 80%, one can buy shallow pullbacks with tight stops.

The MA ribbon pinches squeezes provide low risk long and short trades, with the best one's being the first pinch/squeeze after a 60 Stochastic crosses above 50% or MACD above zero

Symmetry is an awesome tool for looking for areas of support or resistance, or to confirm when a trend is over and when to look to buy the a higher low bounce or short a lower high bounce. 

The 50% area for 60 Stochastic and 34 Stochastic are low risk buy opportunities

Places where the MACD line comes and pinches nearly touches it's average (MACD Kiss) is a low risk trade 

doji candlesticks extended far from their 9 EMA's esp if you see some CCI divergence can provide low risk trades

CCI extreme spikes to >-250/300 esp if you see some pos div after that are low risk bounce trades

the list goes on and on, there's a lot of different puzzel pieces to use to put together something that works for you