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Adaptive moving average (AMA), as the name suggests is an adaptation of moving average. It is designed to adapt according to the dynamic market as needed. ---- Simple moving average (SMA) and its cousins weighted moving averages (WMA) and exponential moving averages (EMA) all work fantastic when the market is trending. However when the market is range bound they pick up a lot of market noise generating a lot of premature signals. Moreover, they are all inherently lagging ...
- U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) to Increase 200+K for Fifth Straight Month. - Would Mark Longest String of 200+K Prints Since 1999-2000 Trading the News: U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) are projected to increase another 215K in June, but the European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision may spark a mixed reaction in the EUR/USD as market participants weigh the outlook for monetary policy. What’s Expected: ...
Talking Points: The MACD and Signal line crossover gives traditional buy/sell signals.Histogram is the difference between the MACD and Signal line.We can enter when Histogram begins to get smaller rather than wait for a cross. Most technical traders have experience using the more popular oscillators, RSI, CCI, and MACD, etc. But many traders I’ve taught are not aware of the alternative way to use the MACD. In this article we will discuss how to use MACD’s histogram ...
Originally Posted by ArticleMan Could the 2014 FIFA World Cup opening in Brazil this week affect the global Forex market? It might seem a crazy idea on a par with traders using moon cycles to try to forecast market movements, but don’t dismiss the idea out of hand. A recent study by Goldman Sachs has concluded that the stock index of the winning country has on average outperformed global equity indices by 3.5% during the first month after the final, before underperforming the same measure by 4% over the following ...
Originally Posted by ForeCastle Talking Points: The Uk100 has failed to break over 6,900Price is still trading above supportA lower low must be made for the trend to turn Stock markets around the world have been making record runs over the past few years. However, with prices taking a pause, many traders are left to wonder if or when their favorite equities indices will turn. While fundamentally this can become a challenge, technical traders can use a series of price action clues to help them identify ...
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