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Old 04-18-2008, 10:18 AM
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Hi,

Just wondering was there an indicator that gives a rough idea how much strength is left in a currency i.e If there is a break, what is a good indicator to highlight that it has run out of steam?

Thank you.
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Hi,

Just wondering was there an indicator that gives a rough idea how much strength is left in a currency i.e If there is a break, what is a good indicator to highlight that it has run out of steam?

Thank you.
Check RSI (relative strength index)
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Old 04-18-2008, 11:35 AM
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I asked similar question before. Didn't get a good answer. Most said take your chances and do money management.

Now I use big Stoch(s) to tell the trend or strength ... when they point in one direction.
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