Which indicator you use most for your trading?

Felt completely useful in using Moving Average and RSI. They are few fave of mine to use.

Yes, Stochastic Oscillators are indeed most traders' favorite. They give a complete picture of an asset's market sentiment and are easy to find on most trading platforms.

davemack posted:
Yes, Stochastic Oscillators are indeed most traders' favorite. They give a complete picture of an asset's market sentiment and are easy to find on most trading platforms.

Interesting to see this. I thought this is okay-ish one taking into the factor of how it is not easy to find the accurate display on the result.

Stochastics & Fibonacci are my favorites.

I believe that triangle figure is one of the most effective in terms of determination of trend reversals. In my opinion, we always should check the graphic and dtdermine which pattern/indicator we can apply here. Of course it doesn't guarantee that you will earn money, however it has a good winrate according to my spectations. That's why I advice all traders to payattention to truangle pattern and learn how to apply wisely. You can combine it with other indicators which are served as a determination of trend reversal. If you have no experience in it, then just learn how to determine trend direction and try to apply it on demo.

I prefer MACD

Bigoudi posted:
Hello
Here are my two indicators

PSAR is one of my favorites too.

momo3HC posted:

Bigoudi posted:
Hello
Here are my two indicators

PSAR is one of my favorites too.

Am I wrong, but I see a pivot level, SMA high, low and close, and then the parabolic SAR?

I am building my strategy around BBs, Stochastics, and SMAs. I've tried that SMA high, low, and close, too, but I think Bollinger Bands do better overall.

I use rsi indicator most of all. or ma and fibbo grid.

I guess that the most useful indicator (pattern) for me is triangle because it helps me a lot to determine trend reversal. I know that there are some other indicators which are also as useful as triangle and it can be combined with other pattern, nevertheless I guess that triangle works perfectly independent. Moreover, I think that people should always pick those indicators which have the biggest winrate according to their spectations. So, if you see that stochastic oscialltor helped you to gain more money, then use it and try various combinations which include stochastic oscialltor. So, here everything is pretty individual.

MACD and RSI works for me.

niceGLer posted:

momo3HC posted:

Bigoudi posted:
Hello
Here are my two indicators

PSAR is one of my favorites too.

Am I wrong, but I see a pivot level, SMA high, low and close, and then the parabolic SAR?

And? Why are you wrong?

There are so many indicators out there to use. I don't tend to use a single one, many of them pair well together. MA & RSI are ones I use regularly.

I use a Supply and Demand indicator.
Really lazy i know but marks up the zones as i would so saves me a bunch of time

MACD and RSI always go hand in hand for me, apart from these I check price ranges with EMA and use ichimoku clouds for better support and resistance zones.

I do not use any indicators except moving average. My trading is mostly based on price action and chart pattern. One needs to do enough experiments to find out what indicators are for him.

I use a custom Supply and Demand indicator that was kindly given to me as confluence on my own zones i really like it

I actually prefer the combination of several indicators, for example, if I do some scalping, thne I use RSI and MACD. Of course, some traders can state that these indicators have to be used for higher timeframes, nevertheless they helpd me on M1 a lot.
Moreover, I got used to use stochastic oscillator, if you set it up correctly, then probably it also can be used for scalping. Actually, I pay more attention to figures and patterns, because they have never betrayed me. Triangle works perfectly, especially on today's market. It's so volatile because of coronavirus and it's great to conduct echnical analysis actually.