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How do you trade in a bear market
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skyjack777

会員 Jun 23, 2012  55 件の投稿 skyjack777 Jul 17 2012 at 08:03
A new week and the bulls have it. LOl Well how about looking for up trends. I've come across an action plan that everyone will know and understand. For me it simple looks as if it works (with a little bit of research). A $10 Ebay special I might add.
Working with your 3 and 6 day exponential moving averages, when the 3 day crosses the 6 day you buy and when the 6 day crosses the 3 day you sell. When in doubt EXIT. S/L set on previous peak or low swing. Daily time frame.
On top of that run with a 20 and 50 day moving average, when 20 is over and above the 50 line it's a long term uptrend.

Saying all that and seeing it work is great. Now I need to watch it work for the week and read a lot more.
I need to use two brokers as I'm watching 8 pairs and I just happen to be COLOURBLIND!! LOL.

TheLastBear

会員 Jul 03, 2012  186 件の投稿 TheLastBear Jul 17 2012 at 10:01
You do know that MA's are lagging indicators, right?

Pax puts the X in Forex.
James_Bond

会員 Jan 14, 2010  554 件の投稿 James_Bond Jul 17 2012 at 10:50

TheLastBear posted:
You do know that MA's are lagging indicators, right?


In my opinion all indicators are lagging by definition, as they are based past prices, although that doesn't prevent you from taking advantage of such indicators. Take for example the famous 5/20 ma cross in trending markets which works very well.

skyjack777

会員 Jun 23, 2012  55 件の投稿 skyjack777 Jul 17 2012 at 11:26

TheLastBear posted:
You do know that MA's are lagging indicators, right?


Yes but looks like a point to start working it out for myself a little. On the laptop I'm working with the Bollinger bands, CCI, RSI and Stockkhstic and Parabolic Sar. All on the one old Acer laptop screen on a 5 minute time frame. Still would rather be on the one minute screen.

lkwong

会員 May 10, 2012  71 件の投稿 LK Wong (lkwong) Jul 18 2012 at 04:37

skyjack777 posted:

TheLastBear posted:
You do know that MA's are lagging indicators, right?


Yes but looks like a point to start working it out for myself a little. On the laptop I'm working with the Bollinger bands, CCI, RSI and Stockkhstic and Parabolic Sar. All on the one old Acer laptop screen on a 5 minute time frame. Still would rather be on the one minute screen.


IMHO, thats quite a lot to be looking at, especially when you're trading on such a small time frame. Are you looking to have confluence for your trades, or are you looking at which one works the best for you? I'm guessing all these different indicators are giving you conflicting signals. I personally trade with only 1 indicator, but the 5/20 ma cross suggested earlier is also a gem.

-LK

The YELLOW line should always be above the RED line. It means you've cut your losses, and let your winners run.
TheLastBear

会員 Jul 03, 2012  186 件の投稿 TheLastBear Jul 18 2012 at 10:32
I agree with LK that you seem to use way too many indicators. I would recommend that you stay away from the 1M charts and don't look at anything less than 5M.

True the 5/20 cross is not a bad one and I do not suggest to ignore MA's, but not to only rely on them as an indicator.

Pax puts the X in Forex.
skyjack777

会員 Jun 23, 2012  55 件の投稿 skyjack777 Jul 18 2012 at 12:55

lkwong posted:

skyjack777 posted:

TheLastBear posted:
You do know that MA's are lagging indicators, right?


Yes but looks like a point to start working it out for myself a little. On the laptop I'm working with the Bollinger bands, CCI, RSI and Stockkhstic and Parabolic Sar. All on the one old Acer laptop screen on a 5 minute time frame. Still would rather be on the one minute screen.


IMHO, thats quite a lot to be looking at, especially when you're trading on such a small time frame. Are you looking to have confluence for your trades, or are you looking at which one works the best for you? I'm guessing all these different indicators are giving you conflicting signals. I personally trade with only 1 indicator, but the 5/20 ma cross suggested earlier is also a gem.


-LK

The 3 and 6 run on one Broker platform and the 20 50 on another, all run on a Daily time frame. I1m colourblind so all on te one screen would be too much. I look for the 3 and 6 cross over points to help indicate possible change. The 20 50 chart simply is there for highlighting long term trends.
On the laptop I run in the 5 minute time frame. Here with the Bollinger bands ect, I am watching the turn in trade from down to up at the lower Bollinger Band and acting on the second up candle. Stop loss is set at under the lowest candle and away I go. In a good uptrend it works well, just need to understand the sell instead of the close buy action at the turn down in the trend. I see what it happening, just need to understand it. When it gets to the bottom of it`s run you close the buy or second sell? I`ll get there. Yes getting away from the one minute window is a must. At the moment I am looking at the two different ways suggested to start to understand the diiffence and what will work for me. So right now with 6 small trades active 5 are in the black with 4 out of 6 sell types. Still lost but feel like I have gone forward a little.

skyjack777

会員 Jun 23, 2012  55 件の投稿 skyjack777 Jul 18 2012 at 13:08
Yes all too much but it`s two different types of plan run on 3 sites between 5 minute time frame for the Bollinger Bands. The 3 and 6 MA`s run on one site in a Daily window while the 20 50 MA run on another site again in a Daily window. Yes I need to stay away from the one minute windows. The 20 50 MA just give me a strong indication of the markets trend while the 3 6 MAs give indications towards buy and sell. It` s simply a way for me to look at the market in a way that I can understand and make some sense.
Trading with the 3 and 6 MAs has given me 4 out of 6 trades currently active and trading in the sell type mode and in the black going up.
The site with the Bollinger Bands is doing fine, I had seen this before and have a better understanding about this small point.
The auto robot is still working while the manual one shows a message expired?
Don`t forget it`s only a few weeks from driving trucks before I had a go at the keyboard, still 12 weeks away from a real account.

skyjack777

会員 Jun 23, 2012  55 件の投稿 skyjack777 Jul 18 2012 at 13:10
Thanks again for all your comments, I am taking them all in and trying to understand what you are all showing me. Thanks.

James_Bond

会員 Jan 14, 2010  554 件の投稿 James_Bond Jul 19 2012 at 10:22

TheLastBear posted:
True the 5/20 cross is not a bad one and I do not suggest to ignore MA's, but not to only rely on them as an indicator.


This cross is actually a great trading system for trending markets.

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