Indicators are never wrong. They take in price data, through a mathematical formula, and output a result.
They are called indicators, not money-makers. Wether you have them set incorrectly or not, depends on how you want to use them.
Indicators are never wrong. They take in price data, through a mathematical formula, and output a result.
They are called indicators, not money-makers. Wether you have them set incorrectly or not, depends on how you want to use them.
100% I agree
That is one of the best statement I've ever heard.
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Hello again,
Thank you, whroedor1
I will look in to factors that influence price data.
Yohana Parmi, please don't use child like \ (•◡•) / on a forum.
Hello again,
Thank you, whroedor1
I will look in to factors that influence price data.
Yohana Parmi, please don't use child like \ (•◡•) / on a forum.
hehe.. I just want to reduce markets pressure :))
but, I am agree with you too.
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Hello Everyone,
I have been trying to some study using indicators built into MetaTrader4. I have four indicators, below the setup in a way that I think best shows a market.
Do these parameters make sense to a professional trader, or are they incorrectly set?
Edit: works best on 1 hour time frame.
Stochastic (K 15,D 10,S 10) MA Method Exponential Close/Close
Relative Strength Index (30,15) Close
Money Flow Index (30)
Avg Direction Movement (15) Weighted Close (HLCC/4)