Looking for 'necessary' items of technical analysis

I am not a fan of indicators {except for some MA's such as 7, 200, etc for observation purposes} but I have been noticing over the past year or so that there are A LOT of fib, timer, etc. indicators coming out more & more often.

Can anyone recommend some good indi's or link to some good indi's that show the 'necessary' items of technical analysis such as Fib's, MA's, or just anything that is not 'experimental'.


& there 'out-there' indi I wouldn't mind having, is there any indi that color codes or identifies the 'days' 'weeks' in multiple timesframes?

Thanks either way.

No love?

A good indicator to use that is similar to fibs, ma's etc.. is the pivot point, it calculates support resistance levels based on a formula which takes the average of the high/low/close and projects it into the future, they are not always obeyed but in these markets what is. Here is a link to a article on pivot points http://www.investopedia.com/articles.../04/041404.asp

I haven't used Fibs yet, but I know another trader that mixes them with pivot points and has a very high win rate. Another "out there" indicator-type system is Gann. I haven't used either of these, but I hear positive reviews. You can just google those to learn more of how they are used.

The fib tool is all you need! Put it on your chart with the same lvls as the inner fibs (.618 .382 .5 100 and 000) for as many spaces as the fib allows and just look at the magic that is possible should be enough to make you want to do nothing but pull the fib tool around your chart all day every day!! I also will use trend lines. R:R is key though!

Good luck