What works best when market isn't trending?

[Deleted] 2006.07.10 00:13

I have one friend that uses the stochastic and the cci together when markets are basically flatlining. I'm am thinking that is redundant, they look at the same basic stuff. I was told the zig zag looks at something different.

Question basically is when the markets are not really established in a trend or 'between' trending one way or the other what is the most winning strategy? most winning indicator combinations etc.

[Deleted] 2006.07.10 02:50 #1

Hey.... you are asking for the holy grail

The best way to know whether a market is trending or ranging is to just look at the prices. If you can't tell a trend, then it does not exist. Very simpel.. right?

If you want to use an indicator, the ADX is the one to go with.

Good luck.

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[Deleted] 2006.07.10 04:49 #2

I'm not asking how to tell the difference between trending and channeling. I am asking for how to best deal with channels? If that is the holy grail??? I thought it was just part of making a system that knows how to handle differen conditions.

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cubesteak 2006.07.12 07:35 #3

Maybe this?

From what I've read (so, bear in mind you are getting theory here, not my own experience!) Firebird seems to prefer choppy sideways markets.

https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/173367

Jump in on the thread, there is a TON of info...

I'd be interested to know what else you find.

good luck!

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