5 Comments on "ATTENTION PROFITABLE FOREX TRADERS: what type of indicators do you use (fibbonacci, bollinger bands, Elli…?"
Yarcofin on Wed, 10th Mar 2010 9:46 pm
I find that for me, the following work best:
Moving Averages, a 5 and 10.
Stochastic
%K Period: 10
%D Period: 3
Slowing: 3
RSI
Period: 6
Use the 15 minute chart to trade off of, and 4 hour to verify the long-term trend.
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Technical analysis is the way to go…… the markets are efficient and by the time you learn about political or other fundamental factors, they have already been factored into the price. I have also noticed that even after big changes, it always goes back to where it was in a relatively short time period. You don’t want to play the fundy game.
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I’ve never heard of a brokerage that charges commissions instead of a pip spread…… pip spread seems better to me though, since some are as low as 2 pips.
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I have tried scalping and personally it doesn’t work for me, it just feels like gambling. Tons of false signals that really screw you up. So for me I trade either over the course of a day, several days, or even hold positions for a week. I average about 90 pips per day trading long-term instead of very short.
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Everything else you need to know: http://www.babypips.com
Don’t pay for courses, it’s all available free online. And demo accounts are one of the best ways to get experience for free. References : Currently working with my programmer friend to create an automated trading system that I hope will eventually be able to generate enormous annual returns.
I normally use both fundamentals and technical indicators.
However lately I see a lot of the new software programs that can generate signals for you even on autopilot.
I was very skeptical initially but I have tested 3 of them and I am very impressed. Would be really useful for new comers. Even if you know nothing of fundamentals or technical indicators you can still trade.
Forex trading has really become much easier than what we had to go through in the old days. References : http://forextradingmadeeasy.info
Yarcofin on Wed, 10th Mar 2010 9:46 pm
I find that for me, the following work best:
Moving Averages, a 5 and 10.
Stochastic
%K Period: 10
%D Period: 3
Slowing: 3
RSI
Period: 6
Use the 15 minute chart to trade off of, and 4 hour to verify the long-term trend.
—————-
Technical analysis is the way to go…… the markets are efficient and by the time you learn about political or other fundamental factors, they have already been factored into the price. I have also noticed that even after big changes, it always goes back to where it was in a relatively short time period. You don’t want to play the fundy game.
———————-
I’ve never heard of a brokerage that charges commissions instead of a pip spread…… pip spread seems better to me though, since some are as low as 2 pips.
———————-
I have tried scalping and personally it doesn’t work for me, it just feels like gambling. Tons of false signals that really screw you up. So for me I trade either over the course of a day, several days, or even hold positions for a week. I average about 90 pips per day trading long-term instead of very short.
————————-
Everything else you need to know:
http://www.babypips.com
Don’t pay for courses, it’s all available free online. And demo accounts are one of the best ways to get experience for free.
References :
Currently working with my programmer friend to create an automated trading system that I hope will eventually be able to generate enormous annual returns.
Doc9999 on Wed, 10th Mar 2010 10:34 pm
None.
The main indicator is the price it self.
I do forex manually and automatically.
My automatic system is here:
http://automaticforextrading.blogspot.com
References :
http://automaticforextrading.blogspot.com
FriendsterSkins.Net on Wed, 10th Mar 2010 11:16 pm
my fave indicators is from
http://forexperfect.com
its 100% FREE,
its combine, stochastic, ADX, Bulls, Bear, Momentum to determine trend level strength
you can see how it perform :
http://forexperfect.com/forexperfect-performance.html
References :
http://forexperfect.com
http://forum.forexperfect.com
Dave Graham on Wed, 10th Mar 2010 11:50 pm
I normally use both fundamentals and technical indicators.
However lately I see a lot of the new software programs that can generate signals for you even on autopilot.
I was very skeptical initially but I have tested 3 of them and I am very impressed. Would be really useful for new comers. Even if you know nothing of fundamentals or technical indicators you can still trade.
Forex trading has really become much easier than what we had to go through in the old days.
References :
http://forextradingmadeeasy.info
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