Indicators: 12 exponential moving average, 26 exponential moving average, 55 simple
moving average Time frame (s): 1 min charts Trading sessions: London session, US session Currency pairs: Low spread (EUR / USD, USD / JPY)
Indicators: Pin Bar for MT4 (optional), 200 simple
moving average Time Frame: 5 Min Trading sessions: Euro, US Assets: You can use this strategy on any pair (EUR / USD, GBP / USD, USD / JPY,...) Expiry time: 15 min (3 bars)
Typical
moving average time frames are 20, 50, and 200 days, which approximate one month, 10 weeks and 40 weeks, respectively.
Not exact matches
Day traders often use
moving averages based on very short
time frames — sometimes as short as one minute — while longer - term investors refer to 50 - day and 200 - day
moving averages to spot opportunities.
That also goes for intraday charts, as the majority of our buy entries are placed above all major
moving averages on the 5, 15, and 60 - minute
time frames.
Death crosses can occur on shorter
time frames as well, such as utilizing a 10 - day and 15 - day
moving average like in the golden cross example.
When the price crosses a
moving average it indicates that a trend change has possibly started in that
time frame, and therefore many traders view crossovers as important events.
When a
moving average with a shorter
time frame crosses over and above a
moving average with a longer
time frame, that's a bullish indicator.
The support has been rejected several
times on a daily
time -
frame, followed by the
move higher and break above the 50
Moving Average.
Moving averages with different
time frames can provide a variety of information.
Moving averages yeah i find them useless on lower
time frames as well but on 4 hr and daily chart for long term trades they so far have worked.
One other way, that most people don't have the
time for or don't want to do because it is a pain in the butt... if the market keeps
moving like this, a simple
moving average cross system using «some»
time frame, used to «just follow price», buying / selling as price
moves above / below the MA cross, works very well, using a stock index ETF or the futures.
Each trader must decide how to incorporate
moving averages into their own system and
time frame.
It is very interesting to lay a 50 day and 200 day
moving average on to a chart over a year
time frame.
ex4 (default setting), Exponential
Moving Average (14), Exponential
Moving Average (24) Preferred
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Chart Setup Indicators: 40 exponential
moving average, 110 exponential
moving average, schaff - trend - cycle Preferred
time frame (s): M1 Trading sessions: Euro, US Preferred Currency pairs: GBP / USD, GBP / JPY Download -LSB-...]
The strategy is based in following the trend and trading using EMA's (Exponential
Moving Average) that represent various
time frames.
Present strategy uses the daily
time frame, most useful indicators volume weighted
moving averages, heiken ashi candles.
Indicators: 5 exponential
moving Average (5 EMA), 12 exponential
moving Average (12 EMA), 32 exponential
moving Average (32 EMA) Preferred
time frame (s): 1 hour and above Trading sessions: All Preferred Currency pairs: EUR / USD, GBP / USD, AUD / USD, NZD / USD, USD / CAD, USD / JPY EUR / JPY, GBP / JPY
Chart Setup Indicators: 100 Period Exponential
Moving Average, QQE (oscillator) Preferred
time frame (s): 15 min and higher Trading sessions: any Preferred Currency pairs: any -LSB-...]
Simple
moving averages are technical analysis indicators that measure the
average stock price over a specified
time frame.
You can also compare two
moving averages of different
time frames.