Many analytical indicators that I thought could be optimized for trading are ones that can’t be used.
Many indicators that seemed optimizable for trading cannot be used
Because those that can be incorporated in detail are actually used in the market,
the market operates on recursion theory and prospect theory, so its movement is based on random-walk properties
In other words, the only way to confirm that is through Dow Theory with hindsight
Therefore, in this case, what can be used is
an indicator that follows the overall market cycle
Considering that, RSI and fractals feel easy to use
Trends can be caught when a trend comes, but otherwise they only become zigzag indicators
Therefore, choosing indicators that can perform cycle analysis is the appropriate answer
Trends can be indicators, but
trends only exist in one direction
It's more accurate to grasp the movement of RSI
Stop losses are meaningless except for trend-following
Stop losses are meaningless only in trend-following with angle support/resistance
For a single shot, you can enter at horizontal support/resistance
Basically, entering with angle support/resistance in trend-following is standard
Angle support/resistance allows you to set the condition to wait for entry timing, preventing failures
Also, it’s a good timing for stop losses
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