I have looked at many different indicators, right now I am using john carter squeeze, wave with 9 and 30 Sma. I have had good results when I am patient.
What others using and what type of success or failure?
I have looked at many different indicators, right now I am using john carter squeeze, wave with 9 and 30 Sma. I have had good results when I am patient.
What others using and what type of success or failure?
Hello MJon, and welcome.
I use Real Volume, and the odd moving average… Also, the ATR… That’s it…
Thanks for responding. Ill check out real volume. What is odd moving average?
It is just an Engliah expression… for.example: ‘I read the odd book’.means ‘I.read some books’… So, I use some.moving averages
when we use both RSI and Stochastic,it gives kinda handy confirmations abouts the trend…i just said… still studying! :1:
I don’t use any indicators except moving averages. Moving averages are some thing that I need to check the direction and strength of currency trend I’m trading on.
While not really an indicator the best thing you can use are plain old horizontal lines drawn on your charts indicating key levels - probably best to use the daily or 4H charts for these.
As for actual indicators I never found many of them that much use. For E/U in the 1H chart I have the 100SMA and 200SMA as when the market is in a making up it’s mind mode they can sometimes be used to lean against. Like PipMeHappy I also use ATR to give me a gauge of how far price might run.
If I were you I wouldn’t spend much time checking out lots of different indicators trying to work out some secret sauce. Learn how to trade the price action around various key levels (monthly high / low, previous day high / low, areas which attracted significant attention before, etc.) and combine this with a general understanding of the pair you’re looking to trade. This will give you a much more robust trading skill that can be consistently applied across nearly all currency pairs.
There’s lots of good info about this in these old threads:
http://forums.babypips.com/free-forex-trading-systems/6632-alternative-technical-templates.html
http://forums.babypips.com/free-forex-trading-systems/19076-technical-templates-2-a.html
Thanks. that’s great info!
awesome! thanks. E/U is European union, correct? So do what pairs with E/U?
I like bollinger or macd to identify trend, but placing plain Support and Resistance lines and fib I find the best to base my entry.
E/U = EUR/USD. That’s the pair I trade most often but I monitor about 12 pairs in total for setups as the same strategy outlined in those 2 threads above can be applied to most currency pairs.
Indicator ADX has worked very well for me recently though I have been working with others. That very one has really yielded good result.
My recent success with this indicator is enormous for a beginner, just saw my trade;
Sell trade on EURUSD
Entry price 1.0995
Close price 1.0744
Lotsize 3
Indicator: Indicator of ADX
Profit so far $75 and counting.
This indicator usually serves for determination of a phase of the market (a trend or a flat). You can read more on it.