Free Forex Buy And Sell Indicator


  • Forex Trading - Trading Only Price
    There seems to be a new fascination with trading only price (not using any indicators). One of the leading reasons is most likely the fact that traders are starting to realize that there is no such thing as an indicator that leads the price. Think about it. If there was such an indicator, that would be equivalent to saying that there is a mathematical formula that knows the future. Of course that is ridiculous. So sense price is the fastest ind Read More...
  • Forex Trading - The Common Indicator Myth
    I see it all the time. People saying that you can no longer use the common everyday indicators that come with every trading package to make money in forex. The funny thing is there are usually two kinds of people who are saying this. One kind is trying to sell you something. The other kind is failing in trading and instead of taking the blame and finding the solution, they blame what ever is handy. It's the old adage, a poor workman blames his t Read More...
  • Moving Average (50)
    Simple Moving Averages are one of the most popular and easy to use tools available to the technical analyst. They smooth a data series and make it easier to spot trends, something that is especially helpful in volatile markets. Let’s discuss MA (50). ‘50’ means that the indicator uses 50 latest days to make its average. And I use 1H of time scale in implementing the indicator. The moving average represents the consensus of investor’s expectation Read More...
  • Forex Indicators - The Parabolic - SAR
    The Parabolic/SAR indicator was developed by J. Welles Wilder in 1976. It is often used to select trailing price stops and is commonly referred to as SAR (Stop And Reversal). This indicator aims to signal the reversing of a trend, thus providing traders with a good tool for choosing trade exit points. The unique feature about the parabolic indicator is that it takes into account both the factors of time and changing prices. Most traders unfortun Read More...
  • Using Percent R Indicator to Trade - Get Precise System
    In his original work, Williams' method focused on 10 trading days to determine a market's trading range. Once the 10-day trading range was determined, he calculated where the current day's closing price fell within that range. The %R study is similar to the Stochastic indicator, except that the Stochastic has internal smoothing and that the %R is plotted on an upside-down scale, with 0 at the top and 100 at the bottom. The %R oscillates betw Read More...