1️⃣SMA
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SMA is a versatile indicator used with other indicators or alone. If it's rising, trend is bullish. Open up trades. If it's falling, trend is bearish. Open down trades. When chart crosses indicator upwards, it signals uptrend. When chart crosses downwards, it signals downtrend.
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2️⃣EMA
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EMA is a Moving Average indicator that helps identify trend strength and reversals. Unlike the Simple Moving Average (SMA), the EMA provides more accurate, timely signals. A good time to trade is when the asset price reverses, shown by the EMA line changing direction and crossing the candlestick.
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3️⃣WMA
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WMA assigns higher weights to recent prices and lower weights to past prices, making it more responsive to recent changes and less lagging than the Simple Moving Average (SMA). |
4️⃣Parabolic SAR
Stop and Reverse
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The Parabolic SAR is a trend-following indicator that identifies potential price reversals. Represented by dots above or below the price chart, it signals whether the trend is bullish or bearish. |
5️⃣Bollinger Bands
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Bollinger bands are an indicator that shows the direction of a trend and helps find the trend reversal point. The basic principle for trading with this indicator is trading on a trend reversal. |
6️⃣Ichimoku Cloud
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This comprehensive trend indicator helps traders identify trend direction and strength using five lines based on different moving averages. It generates multiple signals, aiding in pinpointing high-accuracy market entry points.
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7️⃣Alligator
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It uses three modified moving average lines: the Jaw (blue), Teeth (red), and Lips (green). When these lines cross, they signal potential trades and form the Alligator's Snout. |
8️⃣ZigZag
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It analyzes past price movements, showing trend directions and reversal points. It doesn't predict future prices but displays changes as a continuous zigzag line, hence its name.
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9️⃣Donchian Channel
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The Donchian Channel is created by identifying the highest and lowest prices over a chosen time period. |
🔟Sentiment
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Shows the ratio of open trades for an asset. The red segment represents the percentage of DOWN trades, and the green segment represents UP trades. Also called Traders' Choice, it reflects the preferred trading direction of traders. |
1️⃣1️⃣Pivot Points
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The Pivot Points indicator uses methods like Pivot, Camarilla, Fibonacci, Woody, and DM to identify trend reversals. It marks support and resistance levels, helping traders of all levels determine price benchmarks for closing trades in Forex.
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1️⃣2️⃣Bill Williams' Fractals
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It highlights chart highs and lows to help traders accurately identify trends. Steadily declining lows suggest a bearish market, signaling a potential down trade opportunity.
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