New indicator released!!
Hello, this is 2pay!
We are pleased to report that we have released a new indicator!
Recently, we introduced an indicator that colors the range in Investment Navigator+.
Since actually using it, it was so convenient that we decided to commercialize it.
By simply boxing the colored area and trading in the direction of the breakout, it is very easy to use and highly readable, in my opinion.
Volatility-type indicators tend to display biased results, so making them universally usable across all currencies and scales was a difficult problem this time.
Analyses that detect price density and compression, like this indicator, are actually used in practical work at CTAs (hedge funds), so I think there is no harm in mastering them.
Although it is only a concept for now, I am considering expanding the lineup from a practical perspective in the future.
Mean_Bias, released last time, is one stepping stone.
To differentiate from other sellers and for those who truly want to rise, I want to provide tools used in practice that are implementable and can be handled at a personal-investor level, boiled down into simple form.
In reality, many people still find it difficult and don’t pick it up, but I plan to continue sharing for those few who can truly engage with it.
By the way, I also write articles on Note, so I’m reporting that as well.
I have written many articles on Investment Navigator+, and all valuable information that isn’t written here is freely available for the time being.
It connects with the Investment Navigator+ articles, and reading both will deepen your understanding.
I don’t want to post links openly, so this is a verbal notice, please understand.
(If you search for "note 2pay," you’ll find it.)
If you don’t mind, please stop by.
That concludes this time’s content.
Thank you for reading to the end.
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