tradingteacher
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Sometimes people send me screen shots of their charts asking me for my opinion on the direction from the chart displayed.
I have a look and I tell them, "I have NO idea, I can't even see the price or candles!"
Some traders loads their charts up with all kinds of indicators, and they are thinking when this crosses with this and that touches that, so long as this is over that I am in.."
WHAT?
This may work for you - it is a total info overload for me.
When it comes to indicators I could trade on a chart with NO indicators and I would much prefer to than loading it with a ton of them.
All these indicators are trying to tell you one thing and one thing only.
They are trying to indicate where areas of support and resistance will be.
My question is, why not just know where the areas of support and resistance will be lol.
I sit the night before (when it is in the Asia session) and I will work out where the support/resistance will be, fibs can help with this.
I then chart up the areas of S/R so I can send these charts out to the people who I teach so they know what to be looking for the next day.
I will draw these lines on my charts, and I use a pivot points indicator which plots the pivot point and S/R areas, which usually corresponds with the lines I have drawn in.
Then I wait and see how the market reacts to these S/R areas - easy.
I look for reversal patterns, continuation patters (these are the hammers, hanging men, engulfing etc) around the areas of S/R.
EASY.
I do not have a ton of info to process in my brain before I trade and this allows me to be able to do a full analysis on the 7 + pairs I trade in 20 mins tops.
This allows me to check the market only a few times a day and know exactly when there is a high prob of the market changing direction and me being able to scoop up 100+ pips for under a hour of chart reading.
If you like the RSI, the bands the this the that and it works out for you, good for you.
If you are not doing so well with them, it is most likely a case of info overload.
Forex trading is not hard, it is not complicated.
When you make it complicated, you make it hard.
Keep it simple, keep it easy and keep it profitable.
Happy trading
Skype - tradingteacher
I have a look and I tell them, "I have NO idea, I can't even see the price or candles!"
Some traders loads their charts up with all kinds of indicators, and they are thinking when this crosses with this and that touches that, so long as this is over that I am in.."
WHAT?
This may work for you - it is a total info overload for me.
When it comes to indicators I could trade on a chart with NO indicators and I would much prefer to than loading it with a ton of them.
All these indicators are trying to tell you one thing and one thing only.
They are trying to indicate where areas of support and resistance will be.
My question is, why not just know where the areas of support and resistance will be lol.
I sit the night before (when it is in the Asia session) and I will work out where the support/resistance will be, fibs can help with this.
I then chart up the areas of S/R so I can send these charts out to the people who I teach so they know what to be looking for the next day.
I will draw these lines on my charts, and I use a pivot points indicator which plots the pivot point and S/R areas, which usually corresponds with the lines I have drawn in.
Then I wait and see how the market reacts to these S/R areas - easy.
I look for reversal patterns, continuation patters (these are the hammers, hanging men, engulfing etc) around the areas of S/R.
EASY.
I do not have a ton of info to process in my brain before I trade and this allows me to be able to do a full analysis on the 7 + pairs I trade in 20 mins tops.
This allows me to check the market only a few times a day and know exactly when there is a high prob of the market changing direction and me being able to scoop up 100+ pips for under a hour of chart reading.
If you like the RSI, the bands the this the that and it works out for you, good for you.
If you are not doing so well with them, it is most likely a case of info overload.
Forex trading is not hard, it is not complicated.
When you make it complicated, you make it hard.
Keep it simple, keep it easy and keep it profitable.
Happy trading
Skype - tradingteacher