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Very interesting THEORETICAL discussions about the presence or absence of a trend, but unfortunately there is no information for the PRACTICAL trader...
In theory all methods work, but in trading there are misunderstandings that turn into disadvantages...
Topics such as trend detection are best dealt with by concrete examples. It is clear, understandable and unambiguous what the author wants to convey to others.
Very interesting THEORETICAL discussions about the presence or absence of a trend, but unfortunately there is no information for the PRACTICAL trader...
In theory all methods work, but in trading there are misunderstandings, which turn to minus...
Topics such as trend detection are best dealt with by concrete examples. Clearly, clearly and unambiguously understand what the author wants to convey to others.
And why do you think that those who have this knowledge will clearly,intelligibly and unambiguously convey to others?
And why do you think that those who have this knowledge will convey it clearly and unambiguously to others?
Yes, you're right on the whole! But what's the point of theoretical nonsense that even the author himself has difficulty understanding? It's much easier to use examples...
The trend is the 3rd buffer of the indicator. +-1000 = entry
It looks like a 30 min chart, but it shows an intraday trend reversal.
But the main question here is whether it is a trend reversal or another pullback. This question cannot be solved using the 30 min chart. The main trend is determined by the large charts - 8h.... D1... W1.
The answer to this question is very important. And the main thing here is the difference in risk. If you open with a trend, the risks are minimal (the trend will always win out!), and if you open with a pullback, the risks are much higher.
But some Traders work on a pullback - whatever you like...
It looks like a 30 min chart, but it shows an intraday trend reversal.
But the main question here is whether it is a trend reversal or another pullback. This question cannot be solved using the 30 min chart. The main trend is determined by the large charts - 8h.... D1... W1.
The answer to this question is very important. And the main thing here is the difference in risk. If you open with a trend - the risks are minimal (the trend will always take you out!), while if you open with a pullback - the risks are much higher.
But some traders work on a pullback - whatever you like...
This is the M15 EURUSD look right now. If there is movement, there is profit.
is the M15 EURUSD look right now. There's movement - there's profit
Yes, you're right on the whole! But what's the point of theoretical nonsense, in which even the author himself can hardly understand? It's much easier with examples...
The whole point is that there can be no theory in forex. They all don't work.
All these theorists are just moonlighting on them.
The whole point is that there can be no theory in forex. They all don't work.
All these theorists are just moonlighting on them.
At least one theory works: price is partly deterministic. Look at the D1 chart - you can see the waves