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A trend is easy to recognise when it is out of its young age, and the beginning of a trend is always caught up in an obscure trend condition, then still in its development.
A flat is more easily predicted by the current market situation
There are already many new ideas for flat forecasting which I will implement into the improved code shortly.
After all, it's important to predict, not to see the consequences. Isn't it?
Absolutely right
not at all...
not at all...
I would like to hear your point of view. Not everything is absolute, of course, but there is a grain of understanding in every point of view...
I would like to hear your point of view. Not everything is absolutely necessary, but there is a grain of understanding in every point of view...
I'm just observing )))
As far as the topic itself is concerned. I don't think you can find such methods. More precisely: to find them, you need to assemble a team with both technicians (technical analysis) and analysts (news (market and political), wars, epidemics, discoveries, etc., etc.).
No one can do such a task alone. Consequently, you just need to look for the (right) points, or some areas to enter the market at the right time. And, of course, the same points for exiting. Basically, relying on the analysis.
Personally, I do not have any worthwhile thoughts at the moment. And the ones I had, as I now suspect due to the error of price reading from the trend line, have not been tested...
I have not said anything new. All this has been known for a long time and to all.
So excuse me ))))
I'm just observing ))))
As for the topic itself. I don't think such methods can be found. More precisely: to find them, you need to assemble a team with both technicians (technical analysis) and analysts (news (market and political), wars, epidemics, discoveries, etc., etc.).
No one can do such a task alone. Consequently, you just need to look for the (right) points, or some areas to enter the market at the right time. And, of course, the same points for exiting. Basically, relying on the analysis.
Personally, I do not have any worthwhile thoughts at the moment. And the ones I had, as I now suspect due to the error of price reading from the trend line, have not been tested...
I have not said anything new. All this has been known for a long time and to all.
So, sorry ))))
No need to apologize. That's right. Everybody seems to know everything, but there is one BUT. Can't one person generalize the analysis? You may disagree with me here. Generalization will depend on the summands. There is no arguing that. Korolev was not alone in building rockets. But we should not exclude the possibilities of some people who to some extent can analyse and see a future market outlook. It is more difficult to build a rocket alone. But the market is not a rocket.
There's no need to apologise. That's right. Everyone seems to know everything, but there is a BUT. You can't summarize the analysis by yourself? I beg to differ. Generalization will depend on the summands. There is no arguing that. Korolev was not alone in building rockets. But we should not exclude the possibilities of some people who to some extent can analyse and see a future market outlook. It is more difficult to build a rocket alone. But the market is not a rocket.
I would be unspeakably surprised and, at the same time, genuinely happy for someone who can ride the market alone ))))))))
I will be unspeakably surprised and, at the same time, genuinely happy for whoever can ride the market alone ))))))))
volatility indicators are sometimes good at identifying trends/floats
There is a simple solution without indicators. At the opening of the day we draw a horizontal line, if the price breaks the line several times it is a sideways trend, and if it moves away from it and draws new extrema, then it is a trendy day. That's how my robot recognizes trends.