I have been trading in the Forex currency market since 2000, and have studied a few pairs on a more intricate level. I trade with what I have studied; using only the knowledge I have gained to influence my trades without having any outside voice affect my trades along with a few handy indicators.

As for the indicators, I love using Fibonacci retracement tools. Fibs are your friend. Along with Fibs I use Patterns, Gann Lines, Elliot Wave Patterns, Candlesticks, Ihimoku Kinko Hyo, Moving Averages (10,20,50,and 200 most of the times), and a few other indicators.

On H1 timeframes I use MACD (12,26,9) Stochs (5,3,3)
On a M15 timeframes I use Stoch (5,3,3) %R(14), RSI (10)
I use other timeframes as well depending on what type of trade I am looking for.

I would advise you to really, and I mean really study and focus one currency pair at a time. Study Price Action. Then start to study each indicator, one at a time. Start with a M1 timeframe. Don't rely on anyone else, because as soon as they fail you will be disappointed.

Please don't ask me to help with your trades. I do not give out signals, recommendations, or an analysis, so please do not ask. All I can say is study, study, and study hard. There is light at the end of the tunnel.

In my free time I tend to write very heavy and intense algorithms that are on average about 3,000 lines long. I find myself always updating the many algorithms I write based on price behaviors and patterns.

Excuse my thick accent it seems to come out more when I am on the forums. Currently I reside in the United States of America.

You can trade currency and not have to rely on anyone or any system. It takes a lot of work and many challenges will arise. It may seem complicated at first but after trial and error you will realize that trading a pair is not as difficult as it seems. It will become easier in time, and trading will be fun.