WTI (Crude Oil): Pin Bar and mBDSR (RCI2 two-filter) downside sell signal
Indicator that shines in combination with RCI: BODSOR and mBDSR
Methods and Case Studies (PDF) ★GogoJungle AWARD2020 winner★
https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/11836
The PDF file comes with 283 items.
Most of them are examples that break down the process of logically linking higher and lower timeframes using three RCI lines, sequentially considering the conditions of multiple lower timeframes, and ultimately waiting for the timing to buy on dips or sell on rallies on the lower timeframe (the mBDSR signal)..
Also,many focus on capturing points where multiple entry rationale converge.There are many of these.
In the explanations,over 1,000 chartsare used.
In a recent Investment Navigator+ article,we highlight the strong compatibility between various trading methods and mBDSR signalsthrough examples.
WTI Crude Oil 4-hour chart
Looking at the area circled in the white circle on the 4-hour chart above, there isa long upper wick candlestick (pin bar) indicating a potential dropAs a result, it isn’t unreasonable to consider further downside.
WTI Crude Oil 5-minute chart
In the 5-minute chart above, after thepin barappears on the 4-hour chart,mBDSR (filter: RCI26 and RCI52)reversal sell signal lights up, and price subsequently declines steadily.
From this example,the high compatibility between pin bar-focused trading methodsandmBDSR signalsis evident.
Indicator that shines in combination with RCI: BODSOR and mBDSR
Methods and Case Studies (PDF) ★GogoJungle AWARD2020 winner★
https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/11836
The PDF file comes with 283 items.
Most of them are examples that break down the process of logically linking higher and lower timeframes using three RCI lines, sequentially considering the conditions of multiple lower timeframes, and ultimately waiting for the timing to buy on dips or sell on rallies on the lower timeframe (the mBDSR signal).
Also,many focus on capturing points where multiple entry rationale converge.There are many of these.
In the explanations,over 1,000 chartsare used.
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