Signals with Moving Averages

I totally forgot about Dow opening.

What this mean...

We are in first turn on white.

Hi Bakker,
I seem to be getting my kilt into a twist over the bends, can you help me please.

For a bearish signal:

1. 2 consecutive white EMA bends, both pointing downwards. The second white EMA bend should close lower than the first bend.

For a bullish signal:

1. 2 consecutive white EMA bends, both pointing upwards. The second white EMA bend should close higher than the first bend.

H4 is turning south, the run is on again.

I hope you noticed how the market calms down after all the numbers are out and the Dow has settled. That's why I keep on saying 17H00 is tops.

what is 17H00 ?
is it time ? what is the time zone ?

[quote=cutieweiyi;15749407]what is 17H00 ? is it time ? what is the time zone ?[/quote}]

Its 5pm, GMT+3. Cape Town is GMT+2 and the charts are running 1 hour ahead of local time.

Daily is moving like mad

Morning guys; very quiet at this moment.

Sudden bounce after 8h30.

I received a new "black" system but don't know how to convey it on short notice. Seems to work very well:


You trade where black is obscured in total or left with just a faint glitter.

If I understand it correctly, you trade where the "no black" situation is at play at exit of candle. I noticed however that the "no black" situation sometimes occur in the body of the candle before leaving the candle but its rare.

I'm looking for something that appears in advance indicating that a "NB" is coming. NB=No Black. Will keep you posted.

Must say this makes trading a lot more simpler. The signal is clear; no more double turns, etc.

Problem solved. When NB starts from below and pass the previous candle's body, the trade is on. See below

A down one: