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DislikedThere is no such thing as a perfect combination of these types of indicators. Sometimes they exist for a short period of time on a specific instrument at specific timeframes and this is due to overfitting in backtests. Please consider the following: Institutions (Banks, propfirms, Central banks, pension funds etc) ie the people who move the markets do not base their trades on these price base indicators. At no point is Goldmas or Morgans taking a trade because the MACD is oversold and any other combination of indicators.... If there was such a combination...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Would you be prepared to share/upload the exact strategy you use?Ignored
DislikedThere is no such thing as a perfect combination of these types of indicators. Sometimes they exist for a short period of time on a specific instrument at specific timeframes and this is due to overfitting in backtests. Please consider the following: Institutions (Banks, propfirms, Central banks, pension funds etc) ie the people who move the markets do not base their trades on these price base indicators. At no point is Goldmas or Morgans taking a trade because the MACD is oversold and any other combination of indicators.... If there was such a combination...Ignored
Dislikedthere is no such thing as a perfect combination of these types of indicators. Sometimes they exist for a short period of time on a specific instrument at specific timeframes and this is due to overfitting in backtests. Please consider the following: Institutions (banks, propfirms, central banks, pension funds etc) ie the people who move the markets do not base their trades on these price base indicators. At no point is goldmas or morgans taking a trade because the macd is oversold and any other combination of indicators.... If there was such a combination...Ignored
Quoting copi88DislikedSometimes they exist for a short period of time on a specific instrument at specific timeframes and this is due to overfitting in backtests.Ignored
Quoting @dkrockDislikedOnce you decide to use probability, then you must accept a lowered precision. The idea is to trade consistently, and that is nearly impossible if you are trying to be precise.Ignored
Disliked{quote} so can you now tell us how you know big banks are going to trade? How you find your levelsIgnored
Disliked{quote} Big institutions are not that interested in price. They are interested in liquidity and value. Remember the Price of something is not its Value. You need to understand how banks value an instrument through their intrinsic value models and through their views on fundamental market forces that influence peoples decisions on the supply/demand of the instrument. The main issue with retail traders is they have no idea if they are trading at a premium or a discount as they do not know how to calculate value. If you are buying/selling something...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Big institutions are not that interested in price. They are interested in liquidity and value. Remember the Price of something is not its Value. You need to understand how banks value an instrument through their intrinsic value models and through their views on fundamental market forces that influence peoples decisions on the supply/demand of the instrument. The main issue with retail traders is they have no idea if they are trading at a premium or a discount as they do not know how to calculate value. If you are buying/selling something...Ignored