The information I was given was: The Fib was calculated on the daily chart, and the trade was entered when the resistance point set up by the fiboracci method was reached on the hourly chart. (Only when the RSI became neutral)
The information I was given was: The Fib was calculated on the daily chart, and the trade was entered when the resistance point set up by the fiboracci method was reached on the hourly chart. (Only when the RSI became neutral)
Also showing these two may cross...with the + DMI heading down...so i would sell this pair...
I had a buy this morning and got out for $550...i trade off these crosses and usually go for 20-30 pips...
You should be able to find what is considered overbought/sold...most of the time by looking at a chart you can see where each pair starts to reach a level it doesnt spend much time in...
On a 4hr im showing a 52.5606 on the RSI...
+DMI 20.7752
-DMI 19.9292
Also showing these two may cross...with the + DMI heading down...so i would sell this pair...
I had a buy this morning and got out for $550...i trade off these crosses and usually go for 20-30 pips...
You should be able to find what is considered overbought/sold...most of the time by looking at a chart you can see where each pair starts to reach a level it doesnt spend much time in...
THE ENTRY SIGNAL As the exchange rate slides and the RSI descends from overbought levels, we prepare to enter our short trade. When the exchange rate drops, we enter short in the vicinity of 1.1225, the point at which the RSI is no longer giving an overbought reading (see Figure 8.7).
THE ENTRY SIGNAL As the exchange rate slides and the RSI descends from overbought levels, we prepare to enter our short trade. When the exchange rate drops, we enter short in the vicinity of 1.1225, the point at which the RSI is no longer giving an overbought reading (see Figure 8.7).
Buy signals are typically taken when the indicator increases from below 30 (below 30 is considered oversold) and sell signals when the indicator decreases from above 70 (over 70 is considered overbought). Additionally, some use the midpoint of 50 in order to determine their bias. A reading above 50 indicates a bullish bias and below 50 a bearish one.
Thats from fxwords.com....theres a link in the resources thread....
Buy signals are typically taken when the indicator increases from below 30 (below 30 is considered oversold) and sell signals when the indicator decreases from above 70 (over 70 is considered overbought). Additionally, some use the midpoint of 50 in order to determine their bias. A reading above 50 indicates a bullish bias and below 50 a bearish one.
Thats from fxwords.com....theres a link in the resources thread....
https://www.actionforex.com/articles-library/technical-analysis-articles/overbought-and-oversold-rsi-readings-2007112932604/ What I'm getting from this is: Overbought = 70+ Underbought =30- Neutral = 31-69
https://www.actionforex.com/articles-library/technical-analysis-articles/overbought-and-oversold-rsi-readings-2007112932604/ What I'm getting from this is: Overbought = 70+ Underbought =30- Neutral = 31-69
I use the 4hr for most of my trades...sometimes i will check the 1hr/2hr but if i see a cross on the 4hr im going to jump in and if i cant sit and watch ill set a limit
I use the 4hr for most of my trades...sometimes i will check the 1hr/2hr but if i see a cross on the 4hr im going to jump in and if i cant sit and watch ill set a limit
Buy signals are typically taken when the indicator increases from below 30 (below 30 is considered oversold) and sell signals when the indicator decreases from above 70 (over 70 is considered overbought). Additionally, some use the midpoint of 50 in order to determine their bias. A reading above 50 indicates a bullish bias and below 50 a bearish one.
Thats from fxwords.com....theres a link in the resources thread....
We're on the same page!
Quote Originally Posted by bucknuts:
Buy signals are typically taken when the indicator increases from below 30 (below 30 is considered oversold) and sell signals when the indicator decreases from above 70 (over 70 is considered overbought). Additionally, some use the midpoint of 50 in order to determine their bias. A reading above 50 indicates a bullish bias and below 50 a bearish one.
Thats from fxwords.com....theres a link in the resources thread....
https://www.forexfibonacci.com/fibonacci_calculator/06/ Here is a free Fibonacci calculator I stumbled upon through google... Just in case you're too lazy to calculate it yourself.
https://www.forexfibonacci.com/fibonacci_calculator/06/ Here is a free Fibonacci calculator I stumbled upon through google... Just in case you're too lazy to calculate it yourself.
No i dont have any kind of IM....im also getting ready to leave for work
Ive got to be there at 9pm should be home around 4-5am...
Use the mouse to see high/lows for the pairs or you can use the current rates box to see where the pairs were start of new trading day...daily tech analysis tab will show pivot points for most major pairs...
Post any questions you have ill try to get back to you when i get home....Wall/Pop/Rick will help also if they are around
No i dont have any kind of IM....im also getting ready to leave for work
Ive got to be there at 9pm should be home around 4-5am...
Use the mouse to see high/lows for the pairs or you can use the current rates box to see where the pairs were start of new trading day...daily tech analysis tab will show pivot points for most major pairs...
Post any questions you have ill try to get back to you when i get home....Wall/Pop/Rick will help also if they are around
I'm just trying to get Fibonacci down before I go any further. Like calculating it on FOREXTrader is something I really need to learn how to do... I understand calculating it, entries, exits, and the stops of the strategy though, which I guess is a good start.
I'm just trying to get Fibonacci down before I go any further. Like calculating it on FOREXTrader is something I really need to learn how to do... I understand calculating it, entries, exits, and the stops of the strategy though, which I guess is a good start.
The more I look at it though, the more confused I get... When I goto the 4 hour chart it gives me like 21 days of imformation...? I'm officially lost... Buck -- Could you give me an example of you using the Fib on FOREXTrader to make a trade? Appreciate all of the help again....
The more I look at it though, the more confused I get... When I goto the 4 hour chart it gives me like 21 days of imformation...? I'm officially lost... Buck -- Could you give me an example of you using the Fib on FOREXTrader to make a trade? Appreciate all of the help again....
I dont really use fibs...just the crosses...and some other patterns i look for on the charts..the other guys are more technical traders..theres a million different ways to trade this market
I coulda been out of JPY already called it out for a sell around 94.43...low on the buy was at 94.15....coulda had $500 in 30 mins
I gotta go running late already....post anything you wanna know ill try to help
I dont really use fibs...just the crosses...and some other patterns i look for on the charts..the other guys are more technical traders..theres a million different ways to trade this market
I coulda been out of JPY already called it out for a sell around 94.43...low on the buy was at 94.15....coulda had $500 in 30 mins
I gotta go running late already....post anything you wanna know ill try to help
She is looking scary to be honest..I could see 153.5 test tonite, which was about where they turned it on the 21st. If that fails (triple bottom technically) then 152 and then 148-ish.
It all depends where we think the US markets are going. If the US markets go down so will the Lb.Yen..Yen being a low risk/safety currency, as is the USD.
rick,
Where are you long from?
She is looking scary to be honest..I could see 153.5 test tonite, which was about where they turned it on the 21st. If that fails (triple bottom technically) then 152 and then 148-ish.
It all depends where we think the US markets are going. If the US markets go down so will the Lb.Yen..Yen being a low risk/safety currency, as is the USD.