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@Nobody_123 In the last part Trading Setup you will find information about my indicators. The trading setup doesn't have to be complicated - less is often more. But "reading" it properly takes a little time.
In the end, you'll have to work out for yourself which indicators you feel comfortable with. I've already tried many, and with the current setup I have a fairly high sustainable success rate.
PS I also started out as a "fool", I didn't get it with my mother's milk either 😂
In the end, you'll have to work out for yourself which indicators you feel comfortable with. I've already tried many, and with the current setup I have a fairly high sustainable success rate.
PS I also started out as a "fool", I didn't get it with my mother's milk either 😂
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@Nobody_123 In trading we speak of having an "edge" (translation: an advantage over other market participants), indicators such as RSI/MACD etc. cannot give you an edge in the market. They cannot give you an edge in the market, only support your thesis or not.
Actual profitable trading requires more than indicators that are available to everyone
Actual profitable trading requires more than indicators that are available to everyone
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@Ph1l1pp There are many approaches. As long as you're successful, that's fine.
I don't believe in the "edge", for example, how can I ever have the edge as a "one man show" against big players.
My approach is rather to anticipate where the direction is going, to recognize how the large volumes are positioning themselves.
BTW - I never use RSI and/or MACD (spoiler)
I don't believe in the "edge", for example, how can I ever have the edge as a "one man show" against big players.
My approach is rather to anticipate where the direction is going, to recognize how the large volumes are positioning themselves.
BTW - I never use RSI and/or MACD (spoiler)
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@Nobody_123 your theses in trading must be based on something, otherwise it is "simply gambling".
The thesis can also simply be based on the fact that an asset is overbought/oversold and you enter the other side of the trade accordingly.
However, you should be aware that the more confluence (agreement between different indicators/methods/procedures) you have, the higher the probability that you will be right and the trade will work out :)
The thesis can also simply be based on the fact that an asset is overbought/oversold and you enter the other side of the trade accordingly.
However, you should be aware that the more confluence (agreement between different indicators/methods/procedures) you have, the higher the probability that you will be right and the trade will work out :)
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@TomTurboInvest I mainly only trade crypto, but even so it is possible to see how and where institutional investors have positioned themselves, whereby a large part of the market is dominated by algorithms, although patterns can also be recognized here with experience (note: algorithms usually trade based on a series of EMAs)
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•@Ph1l1pp I only trade shares, so everyone has their own hobbyhorse. It doesn't matter how the monthly income is generated, the main thing is that it comes in 😅
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•@Nobody_123 With today's part 4, the essentials have been written and you should, I hope, have gained a good insight. I'm glad if there is interest in the topic 😁
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