I've used this with some success, but it could use some fine tuning. 

 

The timeframe and currency pair chosen can be any.

 

Set EMAs at 55, 21, 9, and 5 (55-red, 21-green, 9-gold, 5-yellow).

Set MACD at 21, 55, and 8.

Set Stochastic at 8, 3, and 5.

 

Look first for the MACD signal line to cross the MACD histogram moving either up or down, depending on the trend.

 

Look second for the stochastic lines to cross in the same direction as the MACD histogram moving either up or down, depending on the trend. Stochastic lines moving north, upward, would be buy signal, and moving south, downward, would be sell signal.

 

Your entry becomes more sure when the MACD histogram and stochastic %K and %D are synchronizing in the same direction as the trend line.

 

Wait for the stochastic lines to cross each other in the same direction after the MACD signal line has crossed the MACD historgram. The MACD must signal first, before the stochastic lines match the MACD. Enter when all indicators/EMAs match the trend direction.

Try not to enter a position in the overbought (stochastic lines above 80) or oversold (stochastic lines below 20). Stochastic markers can also be 70 and 30 for tighter trades.

One exit point is to wait until the MACD lines crossback.

No other indicators or moving averages are used.