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Most of the time, market reversals / pull backs usually follow volume and price spikes thus these spikes could be the first indication of an exhaustion and possible reversal/pullback. High volume Turns is an indicator that scans the market for price and volume spikes around over-bought/over-sold market conditions. These spikes when spotted serves as the first indication of reversal/pullback. Note : Though it seems ok now but this is a system that is still under development. We have
Version 1.6 ! Volume Strength 28 is better , easier to use and more awesome ! Based on complaint we got from the reviews, we understood many don't know how to really use the time frame setting on the input menu thus they have complaints of volatility, thus we have designed an Automatic Time Frame selection system that is suitable for novice traders.! The design of the indicator has been changed along with some calculation metrics. Based on complaints of high volatility we have been getting
TRADE RULES
BUY Entry: Enter Buy signal on Buy arrow and Currency strength> 3.0 and RSI (14) <65 or ADX (14) <30
Buy Exit: Use stop loss = 2 * ATR, Take Profit = 2 * ATR, Move Take Profit to nearest support , Partial Close = 1 ATR (Move Stop Loss To 1 ATR on partial Close), Exit profitable trade if RSI (2) <40 or Currency Strength <1.5
Sell Entry: Enter Sell signal on Sell Arrow and Currency strength 35 or ADX (14) 60 or Currency Strength>-1.5
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Camarilla Pivots Historical plots the historical data of the camarilla pivot point levels on the chart. The Camarilla Pivot levels was originated in 1989 by Nick Scott. The levels are used as primary support and resistance levels by Intraday traders. The levels are calculated with the following formula: R4 = C + RANGE * 1.1/2 R3 = C + RANGE * 1.1/4 R2 = C + RANGE * 1.1/6 R1 = C + RANGE * 1.1/12 PP = (HIGH + LOW + CLOSE) / 3 S1 = C - RANGE * 1.1/12 S2 = C - RANGE * 1.1/6 S3 = C - RANGE * 1.1/4 S4
The Volatility Ratio was developed by Jack D. Schwager to identify trading range and signal potential breakouts. The volatility ratio is defined as the current day's true range divided by the true range over a certain number of days N (i.e. N periods). The following formula is used to calculate the volatility ratio: Volatility Ratio (VR) = Today's True Range/True Range over N number of days To calculate the volatility ratio, the true range is calculated using the following formula: Today's True
Pivots Dashboard is the single most complete instruments set for Pivot Points trading currently available in the market. We have done a comprehensive research prior to the product design to make sure that this product meets every need of Pivot Point trading. Pivots Points are significant levels technical analysts can use to determine directional movement and potential support/resistance levels. Pivot Points are thus predictive or leading indicators. While the points were originally used by floor
This Currency Meter Calculates Strength Using a currency basket of 28 pairs? This Currency Meter uses a basket of 28 currency pair to define strength. This is very important because it gives an wholesome view of the strength of a currency by considering its reaction to all major currencies paired with it. This Currency Meter is Multi-timeframe!!! Majority of the currency strength indicators around the market today only has a single time frame view. Even with the so called multi-timeframe