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Probably the most valuable video I’ve seen in years. I have never heard your explanation of moving averages and it is an eye opener. And, I’m not a newbie. I’ve been investing for 10 years. I hope many view this video as it is priceless. Thank you from a grateful trader:)
Thank you so much for your kind words and endorsement! It's incredibly rewarding to hear that our content has provided you with new insights, especially with a decade of investing experience under your belt. We're thrilled that the video resonated with you and appreciate you taking the time to express your gratitude. We hope to continue delivering valuable content that can be a game-changer for traders of all levels. Happy trading!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you find the strategy straightforward and valuable. It's always rewarding to know that the content presented is making a positive impact. We had a live stream on this strategy where I shared a few more insights that can be beneficial. You can watch it here: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute
Thank you so much! I just recently discovered the crossover of moving averages trading strategy by chance. I was over the moon. I used the 9 and the 21 EMA. It worked well for a while, started to become overconfident, but then I suddenly made a bunch of losses because i don't have enough knowledge considering that strategy. It's a great strategy and I want to use it in the future. But one must still be careful, always. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the crossover of moving averages trading strategy. It's great to hear about your initial success with the 9 and 21 EMA. Your enthusiasm is commendable, but as you rightly pointed out, caution and knowledge are key in trading. I recommend focusing primarily on the Golden and Dead Cross strategies that I explained in the video. These strategies have shown a much higher rate of success historically. Remember, every trading strategy has its own set of risks and requires continuous learning and adaptation. Keep educating yourself and remain cautious in your trading decisions. Wishing you success in your future trades!
Indeed, using moving averages in this way is a widely used technique in technical analysis. Thank you for sharing. Applying smaller moving average crossovers on larger timeframes can help identify longer-term trends and smoother signals earlier. This approach can help capturing broader market movements and can be particularly useful for swing or position traders. In our Moving Average Mastery course we teach a very specific method that uses the 7 period in large time frames. The disadvantage is that in order to use it properly, you need to be a master of market structure to recognize when the signal is correct or has higher odds to perform. Conversely, while it might seem counterintuitive, using longer period moving averages on shorter timeframes can offer a different perspective. These moving averages will be slower to react due to their longer period, providing a contrasting view of the trend against the typically quick fluctuations seen on these charts. This approach can help in filtering out short-term noise and identifying more substantial movements within a smaller timeframe. It's important to note that this method may not necessarily provide quicker signals but rather a smoothed perspective on short-term price movements. The disadvantage is that while the signals are generally better, shorter time traders want and need quicker signals. Hence their time frame choice. Personally I would not recommend this method due to the psychological implications. It's essential to remember that moving averages, while helpful, have limitations, such as the potential for lag in rapidly changing markets. That can make the use of longer period MA in short time frames not very useful. ... and that's the reason why I highlighted the use of Dead and Golden Crosses.
Thanks for the tips. I am a new trader, but from all that I have seen, all indicators follow price, and price is unpredictable, no one knows if price is going up or down, and I have seen it, it is totally unpredictable.
Excellent video--I like your detailed but "keep it simple," methodical approach to technical analysis instruction. I've been looking at charts for years and sill found this video helpful.
So glad to have people like you watching our content... Thank you so much for such wonderful feedback! Thrilled to know you found it helpful. As they say... the devil is in the details....
Thank you for your feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that the video has helped simplify your trading strategy. Using the 10 and 50 SMA on your screener is a great way to keep track of market trends. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for the positive feedback, and I'm glad you're finding the content helpful! Setting possible take profit levels typically involves several factors including technical analysis, time frame, trading style, risk management strategies, and your individual trading goals. Common methods include using historical support/resistance levels, Fibonacci retracement levels, or a set risk-reward ratio that suits your trading plan. We personally use Wave analysis, relationships and projections based on Elliott Waves. I'd recommend studying these methods in more detail to see which aligns best with your trading style. Also, look out for future videos where we'll dive deeper into setting effective take profit levels and other strategies to maximize your trading success. Thank you again for your feedback.
Thank you for your video. For the duel 5 & 20 sma analysis which chart do I apply this to. I think I heard you say weekly chart but looking for clarification.
Thanks for the video. I will study it. I have learned from others before that crossover signals can be dangerous because there can be strong pullbacks that activate your stop loss orders. So I am hesitant to take crossover signals.
Your caution is wise, and it's important to approach any strategy with a critical eye, especially when it comes to managing risk around potential pullbacks. The method I propose does take a slightly different approach which may address some of your concerns. I recommend watching the recording of today's live stream where I delve deeper into this topic. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html It might provide you with a fresh perspective on how to utilize crossover signals effectively while managing potential risks. Your due diligence in studying the strategy is commendable, and I believe it will serve you well in refining your trading decisions.
Though am still a newbie when it comes to forex trading, am super confident i will be immensely profitable if i adhere to instructions on your channel. You're the SIMPLY THE BEST!!
Thank you so much for your kind words and confidence in the content! Your comment to is the BEST! Thank you so much. Remember, the journey to becoming a proficient trader is a process - it takes time, patience, and dedication. Adhering to sound trading principles and continuously learning will indeed set you on the path to profitability. In the next few weeks I'll be posting a lot more content that should help you further. The key s to persevere. Keep up the spirit, follow the instructions carefully, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Welcome to the community, and here's to your future success in forex trading! 🌟
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're finding the lessons valuable. It's great to hear that you're learning a lot. If you have any questions or need further explanations on any topics, feel free to ask. Happy learning!
I can't thank you enough for sharing such useful knowledge that I can learn from nowhere. Can I ask you something, sir? All the tutorials you have given work for the stock and crypto markets? Thank you!
Absolutely! Technical analysis tools are universal and can be applied to both stock and crypto markets. However, remember each market has its own quirks. So, you may need to adjust the periods until you find one that works well, but the principles are exactly the same. So while the tools are the same, how you interpret them should vary according to the market's unique characteristics.
Sir i can see there is also an elliot wave marking in your chart. What and where can i get the elliot wave indicator like your By the way i do enjoy your video sharing very much Thank you very much
Hi, I don't have an Elliott Wave Indicator. But being an Elliotician, all my charts are usually filled with labels. I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I hope you explore the few videos we have on Elliott as well... Thank you for your kind feedback!
I find these strategies to work decent in heavily manipulated markets like forex because they are so mechanical. But I don’t find them useful in the futures markets I trade so I use other strategies there. You have to be flexible and not one single strategy is going to work in all markets all the time.
Faster is not always better; it can also gives you a lot more false signals. It's all a matter of testing in your market, your time frame and your personality. In essence any combination will work with the proper management and psychology. The truth is that many traders were able to make fortunes using just with a 10 SMA.
Thank you for sharing your tip! It's always insightful to hear different approaches to trading. However, when it comes to Golden and Dead Crosses, the strategy you mentioned might not be the most beneficial. When the crosses are not Golden or dead, typically it is better you enter on the breakout of the pivot left behind, rather than on a pullback itself. This is because the crossover itself serves as a significant market signal indicating a potential change in trend direction, and waiting for a breakout can confirm the strength of the new trend. Keep the insights coming, though - it's great to have a community that actively discusses their strategies!
Thank you for watching and for your great question! Yes, there are several screeners available that can scan for the 10-day SMA crossing the 50-day SMA. Popular platforms like TradingView, Thinkorswim, and Finviz offer customizable screeners where you can set these specific criteria. Additionally, some brokerage platforms might also provide this functionality. It's a useful technical analysis tool for identifying potential trend changes. Always remember to combine it with other analysis methods for best results, OR... simply focus on the dead and Golden crosses. Happy trading!
You're very welcome. I hope the strategy shared becomes a lot more than a tip and helps you achieve greater results in your trading. Than you for the feedback!
For trading off the 15-minute timeframe, the 20-period and 50-period moving averages are commonly used for identifying trends and potential entry/exit points. The 200-period moving average can also help indicate longer-term trends. Experiment with these to see what works best for your strategy.
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute I'll give it a shot, also on a separate screen I added the Ichimoku indicator I can see the potential according to the strategy. Thanks I just subscribed yesterday and am looking forward to learning much more, thanks.
thanks for the insights . great video . what about none and 9 and 21 day moving avrages . does that combintion work on daily chart equally good as 13 and 21 . or 13 and 21 is better on daily charts . or which one of the all you mentioned is the best for short term swing trades . ranging fron 7days to two months . a reply will be highly appritiated . thanks
I use the 10 linear weighted and 50 exponential. One thing also you should mention is that moving average cross over strategies do not work in sideways/consolidation markets. But you can use them for these cross over entries, potential reversals and trend continuation entries. But for sure, higher the time frame the better and more reliable the signal! You just won’t get many entires as you go higher and some people can’t handle the FOMO aspect of waiting.
Prof. Aldo, please correct me if I am wrong. If I understood you correctly, the death and Golden cross strategies you showed are precisely to avoid sideways markets, right?
Absolutely, your understanding is spot on. And congratulations because you obviously watched the entire video. The essence of the technique I demonstrated is to mitigate the whipsaw effect, which, as you noted, was emphasized in the video. It's crucial to acknowledge that no strategy offers a 100% success rate, and I conveyed that this method would work "almost every time" to reflect that reality. Upon applying this strategy, you'll discover its robustness across different markets and time frames. The concept of dead and golden crosses should indeed become invaluable tools in your trading toolkit. I encourage you to test it out and observe its effectiveness firsthand. Thank you for your insightful comment and engagement with the content!
Thank you for reaching out and for your kind words! I'm glad the video on moving averages was informative for you. Choosing the best type of moving average can depend on your specific trading style and objectives, but I can certainly give you some guidelines that might help you decide which is most suitable for your 1-hour timeframe trading. Simple Moving Average (SMA): This average is straightforward and gives equal weight to all prices in the period. It can be useful on the 1-hour chart for identifying a clear direction of the trend over a longer period. However, it might be slower to react to recent price changes, which could be less ideal for short-term trading decisions. Exponential Moving Average (EMA): The EMA gives more weight to recent prices, which means it reacts more quickly to price changes than the SMA. This can be particularly useful on the 1-hour timeframe where you might want to capture trends and reversals more swiftly. Weighted Moving Average (WMA): The WMA also places more weight on recent data, similar to the EMA, but the calculation is different. This could be beneficial if you’re looking for a fine-tuned response to recent price actions. For most intraday traders using a 1-hour chart, the EMA is often preferred because of its responsiveness to new information, which can be crucial when making quick trading decisions. However, the best way to determine what works best for you is to backtest each type with your trading strategy and see which aligns best with your trading goals and risk tolerance. Remember, no one type is categorically 'the best'; it all comes down to how it fits with your individual trading approach. Happy trading, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any further questions! P.S. If you were asking my personal preference, I personally believe in simplicity.
So glad you found this video useful. I trust its application will mark a before and after in your trading endeavors. Please let us know how it goes and what kind of results you get. And do not hesitate to ask any questions you may have as you try to apply it. Remember there is a live stream that accompanies this video. You can watch it here: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute
Thank YOU for your feedback and kind words. Sometimes, the answer is right in front of us. That's the case with this "secret". You'll notice very soon the positive effect of the strategy. I hope you can share with us and the community your results.
Thank you for finding the content interesting and informative! I suggest you consider watching the recording of our live session, where I expand further on this topic. You can find it here: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute. It might provide you with more insights and detailed explanations. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it!
Trading of a 1 min chart will require absolute mastery of your psychology. You'll get so many fail signals that it is practically irrelevant the strategy you use. The only thing I can suggest to you if you love trading of such small time frame is use volume. That will give you an edge. But if you're a novice trader, I strongly suggest you move to a larger time frame and learn swing trading..
Thank you for your question and trust... I believe I addressed the issue in detail on this video: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html I hope you find the answers you seek there. Best Wishes!!!
super ! un' informazione io vorrei tradare sul lungo termine va bene h4, daily ? (no scalping) quali medie mobili mi consiglia di usare? su questi timeframe? ringrazio
I never recommend scalping. For your question, there is a live stream session where I address your concerns and more in detail. I suggest you watch it here: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html. You will find useful information for long-term trading and using moving averages on the timeframes you mentioned.
Thank you for your kind words and support for the channel! I'm thrilled to hear you're finding value in the content. When it comes to selecting dual moving averages for different trading styles, it really depends on your trading strategy, risk tolerance, and the market's volatility. Here's a general guide that might help you: Intraday Trading (Day Trading): For intraday trading, traders often use shorter moving averages because they can provide quicker signals. A combination like the 10-period MA with a 20-period MA can be useful. These averages are responsive enough to reflect the price action of the day without too much lag. One-Day Quick Swing: If you're looking for a one-day swing, you might consider slightly longer averages than intraday but still on the shorter end, such as the 20-period MA with the 50-period MA. These can help you understand the short-term trend within the context of a slightly longer time frame. Multi-Day Swing Trading: For a swing trade that spans a couple of days, you might use a combination like the 50-period MA with the 100-period MA or the 50-period with the 200-period MA. These pairs offer a balance between sensitivity and lag, providing a clearer picture of the medium-term trend. Remember, these are not one-size-fits-all solutions. It's crucial to backtest any moving average combination with historical data to see how they would have performed in the past under various market conditions. This helps you understand the potential strengths and weaknesses of the strategy. Also, always consider the overall market context and other technical indicators or analysis methods to confirm signals. And most importantly, make sure to manage your risk appropriately for each trade. If you have further questions or need more personalized advice, don't hesitate to reach out in the comments or join one of our membership levels where you receive personal coaching! Keep exploring, and happy trading!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute wow, i appreciate your response, so much details in it , thank you my friend. I am sure i will join to your membership ond day , need to save sone money first . 🙏🙏🙏
@@yanivshmaryahu19 I'm really glad you found the response helpful! There's no rush-take the time you need to prepare, and know that we'll be here when you're ready to join our membership. Until then, keep learning and growing and making some money with the content on the channel. Your future in trading is bright, and every step you take now is an investment in that future. Best of luck with your savings, and I'm looking forward to welcoming you to our community one day!
@@yanivshmaryahu19 that's a large subject. We addressed it lightly during the live stream that expanded on the dual crossing. Here's the recording: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute
I'm using the 5/20 smas in the ES 15/30/60 minute time frames. Works pretty good. Can you recommend any other crossover smas that would work good on those time-frames?
It sounds like you've found a moving average combination that works well for your trading style, which is excellent. The key in trading is consistency and if the 5/20 SMAs on those timeframes are providing good results, it might be best to stick with them. In trading, we only need ONE thing to work in order to make money. Once you find it, you want to stick to it. However, if you're looking to experiment, many traders also find the 9/21 or 10/30 SMA crossovers effective, especially for capturing shorter-term trends. Remember, the best SMA settings are the ones that align with your trading plan and risk management strategy. Always backtest new combinations before incorporating them into live trading. Happy trading!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute I'd suggest trying larger MA crossovers if you want to trade a smaller timeframe. A 20/50 crossover with a 200 trend MA usually works well for longer moves intraday.
Thank you for your suggestion! While I personally don't engage in scalping, I understand that trading the open is a popular and intriguing strategy for many traders. Sadly I am not the right person to assist you with those matters.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your experience with us! I'm thrilled to hear that the video resonated with you and that you've found value in the simplicity of using moving averages. It's often the simplest strategies that stand the test of time and market fluctuations. In today's live stream we delved further into aspects that may help you refine your strategy even more. If you'd like to check it out here is the link: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html It's my hope that this approach continues to bring clarity to your trading decisions. Remember, the journey to mastering any trading concept, including MAs, is ongoing, and persistence is key. Keep learning, keep testing, and may your new path with moving averages lead to great results. If you have any questions or need further guidance as you delve into this strategy, feel free to reach out. Happy trading
Sir what is the technical scientific reason behind working of these averages . I mean what make them work . Wherever i see i am made to learn the rules but what derives them, the logic them is never clear. I am a physics professor and always look for reason behind . Would be glad if you can guide me through or help me find the reason. Thanking you !
Thank you for your insightful question. The effectiveness of moving averages, including the Golden Cross you mentioned, can be understood through the lens of statistical and psychological principles that underpin much of technical analysis in trading. At its core, a moving average smooths out price data to create a single flowing line, which makes it easier to identify the direction of the trend. From a statistical standpoint, this is akin to taking a sample mean, which gives a central tendency of the data. When you have two moving averages of different lengths, the shorter one will react more quickly to price changes because it considers fewer data points. The longer one will be slower to react, as it encompasses more data points. The Golden Cross occurs when the faster (shorter-term) moving average crosses above the slower (longer-term) moving average, suggesting a potential increase in momentum and a shift from a downtrend to an uptrend. The opposite of this, known as the Death Cross, suggests a potential loss of momentum and a shift to a downtrend. From a 'physics' perspective, think of it in terms of momentum. Just as a physical object in motion tends to stay in motion unless acted upon by an external force, trends in the market can persist. The crossing of moving averages can be likened to a shift in momentum, where the prevailing trend is strong enough to influence the direction of shorter-term price movements. Now, the "why" behind its effectiveness also includes a psychological aspect. The markets are made up of participants who act on their interpretations of price movements and patterns. When a large number of traders see these crosses and interpret them as buy or sell signals, their collective actions can result in the price moving in the direction of the signal. This self-fulfilling nature is where the logic of moving averages finds practical application. Additionally, moving averages can act as levels of support or resistance in the market. A Golden Cross may indicate that the market sentiment is changing to bullish, which can attract more buyers, whereas a Death Cross may suggest bearish sentiment, attracting sellers. In essence, while moving averages are a technical tool, their significance is derived from their ability to condense market information into actionable signals that traders agree upon and respond to, creating a collective behavior that can move markets. I hope this provides the logical clarity you seek. The harmony between statistical significance and mass psychology in the market is indeed a fascinating subject worthy of a professor's curiosity. Thank you for your interest and for prompting such a thoughtful discussion.
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Thank you! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the information valuable. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. If there are any specific topics you'd like to see covered in future videos, please let me know! 👌
Great question! Yes, the Dead and Golden crosses strategies can be applied to the crypto market as well. The principles of technical analysis often hold true across different markets, including cryptocurrencies. However, keep in mind that the crypto market can have higher volatility and different market dynamics compared to traditional markets. It's always a good idea to test any strategy with historical data or in a demo environment before applying it to live trades. If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Happy trading in the crypto world!
In that first example, the 21 SMA first crossed below and that would have been a losing trade, you chose the second one which was a hindsight decision hehe!
The concept of Golden and Death Crosses is often discussed among traders. However, I'd like to emphasize that my definition is different. Many traders prefer to use the 50-day and 200-day moving averages to define Golden and Death Crosses. But in my application of Golden and Death Crosses, I add a layer of context by considering the direction of the long-term average regardless the period being used. And that small twist is what makes it so effective and different. The reason is simple, a Golden Cross, where the short-term average crosses above the long-term average, holds more significance if the long-term average is already trending upwards. Conversely, a Death Cross is more meaningful in a scenario where the long-term average is trending downwards. This additional criterion helps to ensure that the signal is in line with the broader market trend, potentially adding to its reliability. Remember, the key is to test and validate these tools within your own trading framework to establish their value to you. I'd like to emphasize that my personal preferences for these indicators are less important than what might work best for you, given your trading style and market conditions you're navigating.
Yes. I asked because I respect & value your level of professionalism. I have recently tested the 10/50 with directional bias and it has proven to be STRONG. Your definition of a GC & DC is much more applicable. I wasn’t sure if one has proven to be stronger than the other in different time frame scenarios from 1H to W1 . Thank you so much for sharing!
I believe we have a live stream where I covered some of the combinations in different time frames. Ultimately, you'll need to test them all and see which one works better with your trading style, time frame, risk, etc.... Here's the link for the recording I am referring to. th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
Hello sir.its very useful and your way of teaching is very easy to understand.can you suggest me that where do I book profit and where to set sl in this deth cross and golden cross stretegy.and my appologis for my poor English 😂 thank you sir
I think your English is probably better than mine, so I am the one who should apologize to you and to all our community. Regarding your questions I believe it will be best if you watch todays video recording where I go through some of your questions. I think that can be a lot more useful than if I try to explain something in a written form. Here's the link to the recording: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html After you watch it, please let me know if you still have questions. Many thanks!
Hello professor hope you fine.first iam sorry for late reply and i watch the full video,but still I need to watch another time b'coz first of all I am a bit bad in English.so for most of the words I am pause the video and go to Google translate and then back to the video 😜😄 and also when I am writing this. 2nd one is i couldn't understand about stop and reverse.and i confused to select sr indicator in tradingview because when I type sr or stop and reverse, it returns a large list.next I am struggling to find the correct relative low and high.finally can you suggest me one thing sir,i do use 1Atr(20 period smoothing sma)for set stop lose it's the right way or not.1Atr or 3Atr which is preferable.i know this length one is make you irritate so I am sorry for that and thank you very much sir
@@elamaran1445 Firstly, don't worry about the language barrier or the late reply - it's fantastic that you're making such an effort to learn! Using Google Translate and pausing the video shows your dedication, and I truly admire that. 😄👍 Regarding your confusion about the stop and reverse (SR) concept and finding the right indicator in TradingView, here's a quick tip: try searching specifically for "Parabolic SAR" instead of SR or stop and reverse. This should narrow down your search results and help you find the right tool more easily. For identifying the correct relative lows and highs, it might take some practice, but you're on the right track. Keep experimenting and reviewing examples, and it will become clearer. Now, about your question on using 1 ATR (Average True Range) for setting stop losses: it's a good method, as it adjusts the stop loss based on the market's volatility. Whether to use 1 ATR or 3 ATR depends on your trading style. If you prefer a tighter stop loss, go with 1 ATR. If you're okay with a wider range to give your trades more room to move, then 3 ATR might be better for you. And please, never apologize for asking questions, no matter how long they are! Questions are a sign of a keen mind, and I'm here to help as much as I can. Keep them coming, and thank you for being so engaged!
While many may simply consider themselves 'traders,' I view my role in the markets through a more specialized lens. As a Certified Financial Technician accredited by the International Federation of Technical Analysts and a member of the Society of Technical Analysis, I approach trading from a foundation of informed decision-making. My expertise is further deepened by my certification in Elliott Wave Analysis. My journey in the financial markets and technical analysis began in the early '90s, evolving into a passion for teaching these disciplines over the past two decades. Since my initial foray into investing in 1991, I have consistently applied rigorous analysis and a disciplined approach to every investment decision I make. I hope this answers to your question...
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Probably the most valuable video I’ve seen in years. I have never heard your explanation of moving averages and it is an eye opener. And, I’m not a newbie. I’ve been investing for 10 years. I hope many view this video as it is priceless. Thank you from a grateful trader:)
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great simple strategy been present by you so superbly, thank you
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you find the strategy straightforward and valuable. It's always rewarding to know that the content presented is making a positive impact. We had a live stream on this strategy where I shared a few more insights that can be beneficial. You can watch it here:
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These indicators are awesome. You can compete against them and learn how to be a better trader than you ever could be with training wheels.
Thank you so much! I just recently discovered the crossover of moving averages trading strategy by chance. I was over the moon. I used the 9 and the 21 EMA. It worked well for a while, started to become overconfident, but then I suddenly made a bunch of losses because i don't have enough knowledge considering that strategy. It's a great strategy and I want to use it in the future. But one must still be careful, always. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the crossover of moving averages trading strategy. It's great to hear about your initial success with the 9 and 21 EMA. Your enthusiasm is commendable, but as you rightly pointed out, caution and knowledge are key in trading.
I recommend focusing primarily on the Golden and Dead Cross strategies that I explained in the video. These strategies have shown a much higher rate of success historically.
Remember, every trading strategy has its own set of risks and requires continuous learning and adaptation. Keep educating yourself and remain cautious in your trading decisions. Wishing you success in your future trades!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute Thank you so much for your kind words and advice. I also wish you all the best in the coming future 🙏
The secret is to use small moving average crossovers on a larger timeframe, and larger moving average crossovers on a smaller timeframe.
Indeed, using moving averages in this way is a widely used technique in technical analysis. Thank you for sharing.
Applying smaller moving average crossovers on larger timeframes can help identify longer-term trends and smoother signals earlier. This approach can help capturing broader market movements and can be particularly useful for swing or position traders.
In our Moving Average Mastery course we teach a very specific method that uses the 7 period in large time frames. The disadvantage is that in order to use it properly, you need to be a master of market structure to recognize when the signal is correct or has higher odds to perform.
Conversely, while it might seem counterintuitive, using longer period moving averages on shorter timeframes can offer a different perspective. These moving averages will be slower to react due to their longer period, providing a contrasting view of the trend against the typically quick fluctuations seen on these charts. This approach can help in filtering out short-term noise and identifying more substantial movements within a smaller timeframe.
It's important to note that this method may not necessarily provide quicker signals but rather a smoothed perspective on short-term price movements. The disadvantage is that while the signals are generally better, shorter time traders want and need quicker signals. Hence their time frame choice. Personally I would not recommend this method due to the psychological implications.
It's essential to remember that moving averages, while helpful, have limitations, such as the potential for lag in rapidly changing markets. That can make the use of longer period MA in short time frames not very useful.
... and that's the reason why I highlighted the use of Dead and Golden Crosses.
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Thanks for the tips. I am a new trader, but from all that I have seen, all indicators follow price, and price is unpredictable, no one knows if price is going up or down, and I have seen it, it is totally unpredictable.
Excellent video--I like your detailed but "keep it simple," methodical approach to technical analysis instruction. I've been looking at charts for years and sill found this video helpful.
So glad to have people like you watching our content... Thank you so much for such wonderful feedback! Thrilled to know you found it helpful. As they say... the devil is in the details....
Thank you for this video. It has helped me simplify my trading. I configured the 10 and 50 SMA on screener.
Thank you for your feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that the video has helped simplify your trading strategy. Using the 10 and 50 SMA on your screener is a great way to keep track of market trends. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for this video. I believe you have taught me a valuable lesson on using the 50 day to confirm signals on the shorter time frames.
Thank YOU for your kind word and feedback. I'm glad to know the lesson was valuable to you and I wish you the very best in your trading.
great job... thanks alot. please how do we set possible take profit levels?
Thank you for the positive feedback, and I'm glad you're finding the content helpful! Setting possible take profit levels typically involves several factors including technical analysis, time frame, trading style, risk management strategies, and your individual trading goals.
Common methods include using historical support/resistance levels, Fibonacci retracement levels, or a set risk-reward ratio that suits your trading plan. We personally use Wave analysis, relationships and projections based on Elliott Waves.
I'd recommend studying these methods in more detail to see which aligns best with your trading style. Also, look out for future videos where we'll dive deeper into setting effective take profit levels and other strategies to maximize your trading success. Thank you again for your feedback.
Use support and resistance levels or wait for the crossover to change direction
Thank you for your video. For the duel 5 & 20 sma analysis which chart do I apply this to. I think I heard you say weekly chart but looking for clarification.
Please look at the video a couple more times
Thanks for the video. I will study it. I have learned from others before that crossover signals can be dangerous because there can be strong pullbacks that activate your stop loss orders. So I am hesitant to take crossover signals.
Your caution is wise, and it's important to approach any strategy with a critical eye, especially when it comes to managing risk around potential pullbacks. The method I propose does take a slightly different approach which may address some of your concerns. I recommend watching the recording of today's live stream where I delve deeper into this topic. Here's the link:
th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
It might provide you with a fresh perspective on how to utilize crossover signals effectively while managing potential risks. Your due diligence in studying the strategy is commendable, and I believe it will serve you well in refining your trading decisions.
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute Thank you for the link, I will watch it. Please continue making great content 🙏
Though am still a newbie when it comes to forex trading, am super confident i will be immensely profitable if i adhere to instructions on your channel.
You're the SIMPLY THE BEST!!
Thank you so much for your kind words and confidence in the content! Your comment to is the BEST! Thank you so much.
Remember, the journey to becoming a proficient trader is a process - it takes time, patience, and dedication. Adhering to sound trading principles and continuously learning will indeed set you on the path to profitability. In the next few weeks I'll be posting a lot more content that should help you further. The key s to persevere.
Keep up the spirit, follow the instructions carefully, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Welcome to the community, and here's to your future success in forex trading! 🌟
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute thanks for the advice and am exceedingly grateful for wishing me well 😊
Learning so much! What a teacher!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're finding the lessons valuable. It's great to hear that you're learning a lot. If you have any questions or need further explanations on any topics, feel free to ask. Happy learning!
I can't thank you enough for sharing such useful knowledge that I can learn from nowhere. Can I ask you something, sir? All the tutorials you have given work for the stock and crypto markets? Thank you!
Absolutely! Technical analysis tools are universal and can be applied to both stock and crypto markets. However, remember each market has its own quirks. So, you may need to adjust the periods until you find one that works well, but the principles are exactly the same. So while the tools are the same, how you interpret them should vary according to the market's unique characteristics.
Thank you so we use for day or weak time frame only
All strategies are always applicable to all time frames. Naturally the lower the time frame the more false signals you'll get.
Sir i can see there is also an elliot wave marking in your chart. What and where can i get the elliot wave indicator like your
By the way i do enjoy your video sharing very much
Thank you very much
Hi, I don't have an Elliott Wave Indicator. But being an Elliotician, all my charts are usually filled with labels.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. I hope you explore the few videos we have on Elliott as well... Thank you for your kind feedback!
I find these strategies to work decent in heavily manipulated markets like forex because they are so mechanical. But I don’t find them useful in the futures markets I trade so I use other strategies there. You have to be flexible and not one single strategy is going to work in all markets all the time.
Do you trade ES? S&p futures are super manipulated in my opinion
Hello Professor... What do you think of the 5ema with the 20sma. Seems a little faster.
Faster is not always better; it can also gives you a lot more false signals. It's all a matter of testing in your market, your time frame and your personality. In essence any combination will work with the proper management and psychology. The truth is that many traders were able to make fortunes using just with a 10 SMA.
One tip Ive found is do not enter on the initial crossover but wait for the pullback into it and then enter
Thank you for sharing your tip! It's always insightful to hear different approaches to trading. However, when it comes to Golden and Dead Crosses, the strategy you mentioned might not be the most beneficial.
When the crosses are not Golden or dead, typically it is better you enter on the breakout of the pivot left behind, rather than on a pullback itself. This is because the crossover itself serves as a significant market signal indicating a potential change in trend direction, and waiting for a breakout can confirm the strength of the new trend. Keep the insights coming, though - it's great to have a community that actively discusses their strategies!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute this is for a 1-15m charr 9/21 cross
Yeah but often u lose the big movements by doing so…need a mix of behaviors
Thanks for this great video. Are there any screeners that scan for 10 Day sma crossing 50 day sma?
Thank you for watching and for your great question! Yes, there are several screeners available that can scan for the 10-day SMA crossing the 50-day SMA. Popular platforms like TradingView, Thinkorswim, and Finviz offer customizable screeners where you can set these specific criteria. Additionally, some brokerage platforms might also provide this functionality. It's a useful technical analysis tool for identifying potential trend changes. Always remember to combine it with other analysis methods for best results, OR... simply focus on the dead and Golden crosses. Happy trading!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute thank you for your reply. I do trade on think or swim. Trying to create this scan on the platform.
@@jzgtr100 Good luck!!!
Thank you so much !!!
You're very welcome!!!
Thanks for the video, great tip 👍
You're very welcome. I hope the strategy shared becomes a lot more than a tip and helps you achieve greater results in your trading. Than you for the feedback!
Cause you don't have stop losses, that's why it looks like it wins a lot.
I normally trade off the 15m timeframe which averages may be best thanks in advance
For trading off the 15-minute timeframe, the 20-period and 50-period moving averages are commonly used for identifying trends and potential entry/exit points. The 200-period moving average can also help indicate longer-term trends. Experiment with these to see what works best for your strategy.
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute I'll give it a shot, also on a separate screen I added the Ichimoku indicator I can see the potential according to the strategy. Thanks I just subscribed yesterday and am looking forward to learning much more, thanks.
@@Cisco910 Wonderful! Welcome to the channel and good luck with your tests.
thanks for the insights . great video . what about none and 9 and 21 day moving avrages . does that combintion work on daily chart equally good as 13 and 21 . or 13 and 21 is better on daily charts . or which one of the all you mentioned is the best for short term swing trades . ranging fron 7days to two months . a reply will be highly appritiated . thanks
I use the 10 linear weighted and 50 exponential. One thing also you should mention is that moving average cross over strategies do not work in sideways/consolidation markets. But you can use them for these cross over entries, potential reversals and trend continuation entries. But for sure, higher the time frame the better and more reliable the signal! You just won’t get many entires as you go higher and some people can’t handle the FOMO aspect of waiting.
Prof. Aldo, please correct me if I am wrong. If I understood you correctly, the death and Golden cross strategies you showed are precisely to avoid sideways markets, right?
Absolutely, your understanding is spot on. And congratulations because you obviously watched the entire video.
The essence of the technique I demonstrated is to mitigate the whipsaw effect, which, as you noted, was emphasized in the video. It's crucial to acknowledge that no strategy offers a 100% success rate, and I conveyed that this method would work "almost every time" to reflect that reality.
Upon applying this strategy, you'll discover its robustness across different markets and time frames. The concept of dead and golden crosses should indeed become invaluable tools in your trading toolkit. I encourage you to test it out and observe its effectiveness firsthand.
Thank you for your insightful comment and engagement with the content!
Tks Professor.. for the video. You explained 3 types of moving average . What is best type for traders using 1 hr time frame for trading ? Tks .
Thank you for reaching out and for your kind words! I'm glad the video on moving averages was informative for you.
Choosing the best type of moving average can depend on your specific trading style and objectives, but I can certainly give you some guidelines that might help you decide which is most suitable for your 1-hour timeframe trading.
Simple Moving Average (SMA): This average is straightforward and gives equal weight to all prices in the period. It can be useful on the 1-hour chart for identifying a clear direction of the trend over a longer period. However, it might be slower to react to recent price changes, which could be less ideal for short-term trading decisions.
Exponential Moving Average (EMA): The EMA gives more weight to recent prices, which means it reacts more quickly to price changes than the SMA. This can be particularly useful on the 1-hour timeframe where you might want to capture trends and reversals more swiftly.
Weighted Moving Average (WMA): The WMA also places more weight on recent data, similar to the EMA, but the calculation is different. This could be beneficial if you’re looking for a fine-tuned response to recent price actions.
For most intraday traders using a 1-hour chart, the EMA is often preferred because of its responsiveness to new information, which can be crucial when making quick trading decisions. However, the best way to determine what works best for you is to backtest each type with your trading strategy and see which aligns best with your trading goals and risk tolerance.
Remember, no one type is categorically 'the best'; it all comes down to how it fits with your individual trading approach. Happy trading, and don't hesitate to ask if you have any further questions!
P.S. If you were asking my personal preference, I personally believe in simplicity.
Tks professor ❤
Pure gold !
So glad you found this video useful. I trust its application will mark a before and after in your trading endeavors. Please let us know how it goes and what kind of results you get. And do not hesitate to ask any questions you may have as you try to apply it. Remember there is a live stream that accompanies this video. You can watch it here:
th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute
Thank You Professor!
Thank YOU for your kind feedback!
Thanks for the secret so generously revealed. 👍✍🙏
Thank YOU for your feedback and kind words. Sometimes, the answer is right in front of us. That's the case with this "secret". You'll notice very soon the positive effect of the strategy. I hope you can share with us and the community your results.
Thank You Sir
My pleasure! I trust you'll make money in your next trade using the Dead and/or Golden cross. Keep us posted!
Interesting and informative 🇯🇲
Thank you for finding the content interesting and informative! I suggest you consider watching the recording of our live session, where I expand further on this topic. You can find it here: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute.
It might provide you with more insights and detailed explanations. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it!
Professor i love to trade 1 min time frame...which MA method that i can use
Trading of a 1 min chart will require absolute mastery of your psychology. You'll get so many fail signals that it is practically irrelevant the strategy you use. The only thing I can suggest to you if you love trading of such small time frame is use volume. That will give you an edge. But if you're a novice trader, I strongly suggest you move to a larger time frame and learn swing trading..
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute Thx Prof for replying my comment...noted..
thank you for sharing your experience - very good content
It's my pleasure! I thank YOU for your kind words and feedback
Sir. I am a new trader. What is the best moving averages for a five minute chart if I may ask and will it be sma or ema?
Thank you for your question and trust... I believe I addressed the issue in detail on this video:
th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
I hope you find the answers you seek there.
Best Wishes!!!
super ! un' informazione io vorrei tradare sul lungo termine va bene h4, daily ? (no scalping) quali medie mobili mi consiglia di usare? su questi timeframe?
ringrazio
I never recommend scalping. For your question, there is a live stream session where I address your concerns and more in detail. I suggest you watch it here:
th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html.
You will find useful information for long-term trading and using moving averages on the timeframes you mentioned.
Grazie per la risposta corro a studiare il video, e scusa se chiedo ma voglio capire se posso fare questa cosa ,il trading, in modo serio e sereno.
Love this video , love your channel !
Which Doul is best for interday? which for one day quick swing? and which for couple days swing?
Thank you for your kind words and support for the channel! I'm thrilled to hear you're finding value in the content.
When it comes to selecting dual moving averages for different trading styles, it really depends on your trading strategy, risk tolerance, and the market's volatility. Here's a general guide that might help you:
Intraday Trading (Day Trading): For intraday trading, traders often use shorter moving averages because they can provide quicker signals. A combination like the 10-period MA with a 20-period MA can be useful. These averages are responsive enough to reflect the price action of the day without too much lag.
One-Day Quick Swing: If you're looking for a one-day swing, you might consider slightly longer averages than intraday but still on the shorter end, such as the 20-period MA with the 50-period MA. These can help you understand the short-term trend within the context of a slightly longer time frame.
Multi-Day Swing Trading: For a swing trade that spans a couple of days, you might use a combination like the 50-period MA with the 100-period MA or the 50-period with the 200-period MA. These pairs offer a balance between sensitivity and lag, providing a clearer picture of the medium-term trend.
Remember, these are not one-size-fits-all solutions. It's crucial to backtest any moving average combination with historical data to see how they would have performed in the past under various market conditions. This helps you understand the potential strengths and weaknesses of the strategy.
Also, always consider the overall market context and other technical indicators or analysis methods to confirm signals. And most importantly, make sure to manage your risk appropriately for each trade.
If you have further questions or need more personalized advice, don't hesitate to reach out in the comments or join one of our membership levels where you receive personal coaching!
Keep exploring, and happy trading!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute wow, i appreciate your response, so much details in it , thank you my friend.
I am sure i will join to your membership ond day , need to save sone money first . 🙏🙏🙏
@@yanivshmaryahu19 I'm really glad you found the response helpful! There's no rush-take the time you need to prepare, and know that we'll be here when you're ready to join our membership.
Until then, keep learning and growing and making some money with the content on the channel. Your future in trading is bright, and every step you take now is an investment in that future. Best of luck with your savings, and I'm looking forward to welcoming you to our community one day!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute you are so kind , good heart , thank you.
So you have a video when is yhe right time to exit a trade ?
@@yanivshmaryahu19 that's a large subject. We addressed it lightly during the live stream that expanded on the dual crossing. Here's the recording:
th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TechnicalAnalysisInstitute
I'm using the 5/20 smas in the ES 15/30/60 minute time frames. Works pretty good. Can you recommend any other crossover smas that would work good on those time-frames?
It sounds like you've found a moving average combination that works well for your trading style, which is excellent. The key in trading is consistency and if the 5/20 SMAs on those timeframes are providing good results, it might be best to stick with them. In trading, we only need ONE thing to work in order to make money. Once you find it, you want to stick to it.
However, if you're looking to experiment, many traders also find the 9/21 or 10/30 SMA crossovers effective, especially for capturing shorter-term trends. Remember, the best SMA settings are the ones that align with your trading plan and risk management strategy. Always backtest new combinations before incorporating them into live trading. Happy trading!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute I'd suggest trying larger MA crossovers if you want to trade a smaller timeframe. A 20/50 crossover with a 200 trend MA usually works well for longer moves intraday.
Very good explanation.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your feedback
Thank you, it is very helpful for me who is studying in the Nusantara FX Community class
Glad it was helpful!
Please adjust the volume when recording. It is very low
Thank you very much.
You're very welcome! Thank YOU for your kind words and feedback.
Can you put some videos out on trading the open?
Thank you for your suggestion! While I personally don't engage in scalping, I understand that trading the open is a popular and intriguing strategy for many traders. Sadly I am not the right person to assist you with those matters.
Fantastic video so simple, i have spent hundreds on EA that are completely useless i am a convert to MA thanks to you
Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your experience with us! I'm thrilled to hear that the video resonated with you and that you've found value in the simplicity of using moving averages. It's often the simplest strategies that stand the test of time and market fluctuations.
In today's live stream we delved further into aspects that may help you refine your strategy even more. If you'd like to check it out here is the link: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
It's my hope that this approach continues to bring clarity to your trading decisions. Remember, the journey to mastering any trading concept, including MAs, is ongoing, and persistence is key. Keep learning, keep testing, and may your new path with moving averages lead to great results. If you have any questions or need further guidance as you delve into this strategy, feel free to reach out. Happy trading
Sir what is the technical scientific reason behind working of these averages . I mean what make them work . Wherever i see i am made to learn the rules but what derives them, the logic them is never clear. I am a physics professor and always look for reason behind . Would be glad if you can guide me through or help me find the reason. Thanking you !
Thank you for your insightful question. The effectiveness of moving averages, including the Golden Cross you mentioned, can be understood through the lens of statistical and psychological principles that underpin much of technical analysis in trading.
At its core, a moving average smooths out price data to create a single flowing line, which makes it easier to identify the direction of the trend. From a statistical standpoint, this is akin to taking a sample mean, which gives a central tendency of the data. When you have two moving averages of different lengths, the shorter one will react more quickly to price changes because it considers fewer data points. The longer one will be slower to react, as it encompasses more data points.
The Golden Cross occurs when the faster (shorter-term) moving average crosses above the slower (longer-term) moving average, suggesting a potential increase in momentum and a shift from a downtrend to an uptrend. The opposite of this, known as the Death Cross, suggests a potential loss of momentum and a shift to a downtrend.
From a 'physics' perspective, think of it in terms of momentum. Just as a physical object in motion tends to stay in motion unless acted upon by an external force, trends in the market can persist. The crossing of moving averages can be likened to a shift in momentum, where the prevailing trend is strong enough to influence the direction of shorter-term price movements.
Now, the "why" behind its effectiveness also includes a psychological aspect. The markets are made up of participants who act on their interpretations of price movements and patterns. When a large number of traders see these crosses and interpret them as buy or sell signals, their collective actions can result in the price moving in the direction of the signal. This self-fulfilling nature is where the logic of moving averages finds practical application.
Additionally, moving averages can act as levels of support or resistance in the market. A Golden Cross may indicate that the market sentiment is changing to bullish, which can attract more buyers, whereas a Death Cross may suggest bearish sentiment, attracting sellers.
In essence, while moving averages are a technical tool, their significance is derived from their ability to condense market information into actionable signals that traders agree upon and respond to, creating a collective behavior that can move markets.
I hope this provides the logical clarity you seek. The harmony between statistical significance and mass psychology in the market is indeed a fascinating subject worthy of a professor's curiosity. Thank you for your interest and for prompting such a thoughtful discussion.
the audio is poor...but the information is Good!! thanks
You're welcome! And thank you for your feedback! I'm sorry to hear you experienced issues with the audio. It seems like this might be an isolated issue, as we haven't had other reports on this particular video, but I'll definitely keep an eye (and ear!) out for any similar comments. I'm really glad you found the content informative. If you continue to experience issues, please let us know, as we want to ensure a great viewing experience for everyone. Happy trading!
Thanks
You're welcome! Thank you for watching 🙏
Priceless information 👌
Thank you! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the information valuable. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. If there are any specific topics you'd like to see covered in future videos, please let me know! 👌
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute please teach more fibonacci levels.
@@Katsu5725 Fabulous! Thank you for the feedback. Stay tuned for a video on that. It will be posted soon.
You’re using the 13 EMA and 21 SMMA which is a “smoothed moving average”.
Hi
Will this work in the crypto market ?
Great question! Yes, the Dead and Golden crosses strategies can be applied to the crypto market as well. The principles of technical analysis often hold true across different markets, including cryptocurrencies. However, keep in mind that the crypto market can have higher volatility and different market dynamics compared to traditional markets. It's always a good idea to test any strategy with historical data or in a demo environment before applying it to live trades. If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Happy trading in the crypto world!
@@TechnicalAnalysisInstitute Thanks 👍
In that first example, the 21 SMA first crossed below and that would have been a losing trade, you chose the second one which was a hindsight decision hehe!
Which Golden/Death double MA cross do you prefer to use and why?
The concept of Golden and Death Crosses is often discussed among traders. However, I'd like to emphasize that my definition is different. Many traders prefer to use the 50-day and 200-day moving averages to define Golden and Death Crosses. But in my application of Golden and Death Crosses, I add a layer of context by considering the direction of the long-term average regardless the period being used. And that small twist is what makes it so effective and different.
The reason is simple, a Golden Cross, where the short-term average crosses above the long-term average, holds more significance if the long-term average is already trending upwards. Conversely, a Death Cross is more meaningful in a scenario where the long-term average is trending downwards. This additional criterion helps to ensure that the signal is in line with the broader market trend, potentially adding to its reliability.
Remember, the key is to test and validate these tools within your own trading framework to establish their value to you.
I'd like to emphasize that my personal preferences for these indicators are less important than what might work best for you, given your trading style and market conditions you're navigating.
Yes. I asked because I respect & value your level of professionalism. I have recently tested the 10/50 with directional bias and it has proven to be STRONG. Your definition of a GC & DC is much more applicable. I wasn’t sure if one has proven to be stronger than the other in different time frame scenarios from 1H to W1 . Thank you so much for sharing!
@@ftaylor613 My pleasure. And please feel free to ask anything. I love the positive engagement and anything that can help us all grow. Thank YOU!
for 15 min time frame 13,21 it is better? for 1 hour 10,50?
I believe we have a live stream where I covered some of the combinations in different time frames. Ultimately, you'll need to test them all and see which one works better with your trading style, time frame, risk, etc....
Here's the link for the recording I am referring to.
th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
I tried going to your website but its down.
All fixed! Thank you!
Hello sir.its very useful and your way of teaching is very easy to understand.can you suggest me that where do I book profit and where to set sl in this deth cross and golden cross stretegy.and my appologis for my poor English 😂 thank you sir
I think your English is probably better than mine, so I am the one who should apologize to you and to all our community.
Regarding your questions I believe it will be best if you watch todays video recording where I go through some of your questions. I think that can be a lot more useful than if I try to explain something in a written form.
Here's the link to the recording: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
After you watch it, please let me know if you still have questions. Many thanks!
Good morning prof.Thank you for your immediate response i will see the video which you shared the link and i will come back to you sir
@@elamaran1445 I look forward to hearing back from you.
Hello professor hope you fine.first iam sorry for late reply and i watch the full video,but still I need to watch another time b'coz first of all I am a bit bad in English.so for most of the words I am pause the video and go to Google translate and then back to the video 😜😄 and also when I am writing this. 2nd one is i couldn't understand about stop and reverse.and i confused to select sr indicator in tradingview because when I type sr or stop and reverse, it returns a large list.next I am struggling to find the correct relative low and high.finally can you suggest me one thing sir,i do use 1Atr(20 period smoothing sma)for set stop lose it's the right way or not.1Atr or 3Atr which is preferable.i know this length one is make you irritate so I am sorry for that and thank you very much sir
@@elamaran1445 Firstly, don't worry about the language barrier or the late reply - it's fantastic that you're making such an effort to learn! Using Google Translate and pausing the video shows your dedication, and I truly admire that. 😄👍
Regarding your confusion about the stop and reverse (SR) concept and finding the right indicator in TradingView, here's a quick tip: try searching specifically for "Parabolic SAR" instead of SR or stop and reverse. This should narrow down your search results and help you find the right tool more easily.
For identifying the correct relative lows and highs, it might take some practice, but you're on the right track. Keep experimenting and reviewing examples, and it will become clearer.
Now, about your question on using 1 ATR (Average True Range) for setting stop losses: it's a good method, as it adjusts the stop loss based on the market's volatility. Whether to use 1 ATR or 3 ATR depends on your trading style. If you prefer a tighter stop loss, go with 1 ATR. If you're okay with a wider range to give your trades more room to move, then 3 ATR might be better for you.
And please, never apologize for asking questions, no matter how long they are! Questions are a sign of a keen mind, and I'm here to help as much as I can. Keep them coming, and thank you for being so engaged!
Seria oportuno fazer indicação das melhores medias moveis para serem utilizadas no intraday (15 minutos)
obrigado.
In today's live stream I went through this specific question. You may want to check it out here: th-cam.com/video/rnhPdR0r_PM/w-d-xo.html
I realized you are using 20 SMMA as slow MA, not a SMA. But you never talked about the SMMA!
Are you sure??
in a range market I do not see how it could work though
nothing works well in a ranging mkt
how long have you been a trader?
While many may simply consider themselves 'traders,' I view my role in the markets through a more specialized lens. As a Certified Financial Technician accredited by the International Federation of Technical Analysts and a member of the Society of Technical Analysis, I approach trading from a foundation of informed decision-making. My expertise is further deepened by my certification in Elliott Wave Analysis.
My journey in the financial markets and technical analysis began in the early '90s, evolving into a passion for teaching these disciplines over the past two decades. Since my initial foray into investing in 1991, I have consistently applied rigorous analysis and a disciplined approach to every investment decision I make.
I hope this answers to your question...
You're too legit
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback! I'm thrilled to hear you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more helpful content! Happy Trading!