It doesn't answer the implied question.

It's interesting how you're not a commercial member on the forum yet when some retail traders post something slightly commercial flavored, they get tagged as commercial members.

I understand and I used to use it too. I was just making the comment that at some point, you will find a better way and discard it. Until then, great, use it. I was just giving some insight that it isn't a must-have for most strategies like some ...

I didn't mean to, I just truly could not help but laugh out loud. Okay, good luck with this beneficial indicator. Can't go wrong with this one.

hahaha

Sure, you can assume I'm just demo trading. You win. Now run along.

Come to my surprise, BTCUSD is as good as any Forex pair to trade. I don't mean as an investment, it is still fools gold.

I'm trying to provide some insight. You're too defensive to absorb any information. You can have the last word. I've already wasted a few minutes I'm never going to get back.

It's not even sensible for someone to claim knowledge with conviction on this type of forum unless they're at minimum showing a TE to back up what they're saying. As far as I can see, you have none so "LOL" back to you.

Professional and retail trading are completely different. Retail trading requires a hell-of-a-lot more skill to become profitable in than any so called professional trader needs.

hahaha that's true, good point.

The market is in a constant state of offering. You can only ever take what you are able to take.

I understand it is a training wheel but I am certain it will be discarded at some point.

I'm just making the comment that it really is restricting your view to what everyone else in the world is also looking at who is also using a currency strength indicator. I used to like it until I learned a bit more and now it seems pointless. ...

Can't go wrong with grids.

I'm not saying they are reliable and I'm not saying they aren't reliable. What I was saying is they alert you only to part of the action in the markets. There is plenty of action in the markets that a currency strength indicator wouldn't even alert ...

The correct trade was this one.

Can't go wrong with Blessing.

There is no right or wrong way to do anything. There's only the way that works for the individual strategy.

The problem with currency strength type indicators is, they alert you to a small part of the action in the market. There is already plenty of action in the market as it is, you don't need currency strength indicator to limit your view to one or a ...