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Talking Points: The moving average is easy to compute, and simple to chart.Moving averages can help to smooth out near-term noise and volatility.Moving averages can be used in a variety of ways, and we address the three most popular in this article. Simplicity: The indicator’s job is to translate the price action over the relevant period of time (using the inputs selected by the trader or user) to arrive at a particular message. The basis for all ...
Talking Points: Swing trading can be attractive due to the potentially strong risk-reward ratios available.Swings take place in range-bound and trending markets.We show traders how to trade swings in both environments using two different technical indicators. When someone first begins to learn to trade, they’ll often delve right into technical analysis. After all, if you can read a chart and get trade ideas directly from past price information, there is no need ...
Talking Points Lack of volatility can provide range trading opportunitiesTraders can look for market turns at support & resistance valuesTraders can use an oscillator, like CCI, to time market entries The idea of trading short term market reversals is a popular one, especially in low volatility environments. Traders that are aware of the current market conditions can take advantage of the absence of any distinguishable trend by first identifying key levels of support ...
Originally Posted by igorad Originally Posted by Dave dear Igorad, can you build an All_Atr_Ma indicator, with your collection 26 smoothing algorithms, similar to that one here attached thank you D. Hi Dave, Please check out the AllATR_v1 indicator with the advanced popup/email alerts. Regards, Igor
Talking Points: This article is an extension in our series on the topic of Price Action.In our last article, we saw how supply and demand can be seen via the study of price.In this article, we take this a step further in looking at intra-candle dynamics. Price action can give traders a clear and concise view of supply and demand at any one point-in-time. This can be extremely important for finding new trends, locating potential reversals, and those beautiful situations ...