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  1. AnythingFinance
    AnythingFinance - 05-05-2009, 07:52 PM - permalink
    What's your take on Technical Analysis? What indicators are your favorite?
  2. sel
    sel - 06-16-2009, 12:45 PM - permalink
    only elliott waves
    candle sticks
    formations
    in support: bollinger bands, parabolic sar, MACD,...
  3. avaneeshbm
    avaneeshbm - 09-03-2009, 04:41 PM - permalink
    what's parabolic sar? can somebody tell me?
  4. FX_RoMi
    FX_RoMi - 10-24-2009, 12:20 PM - permalink
    For FXCM Micro, the spread is normally below 2pips, has anybody noticed the spread going upto 11.2 pips? What may be the reason? Is it due to news announcement !
  5. Trance
    Trance - 11-02-2009, 01:52 AM - permalink
    I cant figure out how to read the indicators yet. Romi, can you help me?
  6. balsura2004
    balsura2004 - 11-21-2009, 02:56 AM - permalink
    I am new to this group. I want to learn elliott wave since i am not familiar with that. I am trading with indicators bollinger band, sar, trend line and macd.
  7. jmurua
    jmurua - 12-17-2009, 10:58 AM - permalink
    Hi everyone!

    For the historical requests:

    (Anything Finance): I'm actually using only strategies (including Momentum, CCI, SAR, Fibonacci/Gartley) and you can visit my daily threads (mostly on GBP/USD ) at:
    http://forexforums.dailyfx.com/chatt...an-jmurua.html

    (avaneeshbm): Parabolic SAR is an Stop & Reverse indicator used on trend markets and usually has to be combined with other indicators as MACD in order to avoid false entry/exits. For using it, you determine daily trend and buy or sell only on trend direction. The indicator follows the price in the beginning in a slow motion and afterward on an acceleration mode, until the candle is reached and in this point, a change of trend occurs. When the trend changes, the indicator moves from upper or lower position to the opposite one. It can be used also as a trail STOP.
  8. jmurua
    jmurua - 12-17-2009, 10:59 AM - permalink
    ...PART II


    (FX-RoMi): spread pips are related with market volume, on lower market activity hours, pips can go up 5 to 10 time’s usual rates. Make your market analysis before market hours opening and place them on high volume hours as example 3 am ET for Europe, 8 am ET for US or 7 pm ET for Asia Market.

    (Trance/balsura2004): for information about Indicators, Strategies, Indicator Presentations and FXCM II Platform presentations, you can visit my 4shared site. Unfortunately this is a Spanish site but most of the presentations are in Power Point and are very graphical if you cannot understand Spanish.
    http://www.4shared.com/u/pqmgtvtq/b7...l1BrLKgDUu5fS2

    Best regards,
    José
  9. bmoney974
    bmoney974 - 03-01-2010, 12:23 AM - permalink
    im learning how to use fibonacci rsi and adx anybody used them before
  10. jahwll18
    jahwll18 - 03-05-2010, 11:20 AM - permalink
    is anyone a member of the broker jadefx?
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