Индикатор Ab Trend Форекс

Sie wollen ein konstant profitabler 5-Sterne-Forex-Händler werden?

1. Lesen Sie die grundlegende Beschreibung unseres einfachen TradingSystems und sowie das große Strategie-Update im Jahr

FX Trendzeigt Ihnen die Trendrichtung, Dauer, Intensität und die daraus resultierende Trendbewertung für alle Zeitrahmen in Echtzeit an.
Sie sehen auf einen Blick, in welche Richtung die Trends verlaufen, wie lange sie andauern und wie stark sie sind.
All das macht es zu einem einfach zu bedienenden Trendhandelssystem für Anfänger, Fortgeschrittene und professionelle Trader.

Analytische Funktionen

• Echtzeit-Trendanalyse aller Zeitrahmen
• Identische Berechnungsergebnisse bei allen Zeitrahmen
• Konfigurieren Sie Ihr individuelles Set an Zeitrahmen
• Anpassbare Trendberechnungsparameter

Grafische Funktionen

• Mit einem Klick wechseln Sie zwischen Compact, Details und einem Dashboard-Modus
• Der Kompakt-Modus bietet grundlegende Trendinformationen in einem reduzierten Panel
• Der Details-Modus bietet eine detaillierte Trendanalyse des zugrunde liegenden Symbols
• Der Dashboard-Modus deckt alle Majors oder Ihre bevorzugten Handelssymbole ab
• Zugang zu allen Zeitrahmen und Symbolen mit nur einem Klick innerhalb des Panels
• Verschiebbare FX-Trendanzeige (per Drag-and-Drop)
• Geeignet für hochauflösende QHD, UHD- und 4K-Displays
• Kein Neulackieren

Allgemeine Funktionen

• Automatische Terminal-Konfiguration
• Optimiert für Tablet- und Touchscreen-Nutzung
• Benachrichtigungen per E-Mail, Nachrichten und mobile Benachrichtigungen
• Zugängliche Puffer für EA-Anfragen

Suchen Sie nach etablierten und starken Trends auf höheren Zeitrahmen wie z.B.: einem D1-Trend mit einer Dauer von 10 Tagen und einer hohen Intensität von mindestens 85 %, was einer 5-Sterne-Bewertung entspricht.

Dieser Haupttrend gibt die Richtung aller weiteren Trades auf diesem und allen niedrigeren Zeitrahmen vor.

Nutzen Sie die Macht der starken Kräfte im Markt und surfen Sie auf dieser Trendwelle, bis sie bricht.

A. Wenn die Richtung dieses Haupttrends KAUFEN ist

1. Setzen Sie eine KAUFEN-Stopp-Order auf dem letzten Hoch dieses Trends
2. Setzen Sie den Stop-Loss Ihrer Kauf-Stopp-Order auf die KAUFEN-Trendlinie
3. Ziehen Sie Ihren Stop entlang der Trendlinie nach

B. Wenn die Richtung dieses Haupttrends VERKAUFEN ist

1. Erteilen Sie eine SELL-Stop-Order beim letzten Tief dieses Trends
2. Setzen Sie den Stop Loss Ihrer Sell-Stop-Order an der SELL-Trendlinie
3. Trailen Sie Ihren Stop entlang der Trendlinie

Haupteinstellungen

• FX Trendperioden - Anzahl der Perioden zur Berechnung des Trends für alle Zeitrahmen
• FX Trendabweichung - Wert zur Berechnung der Trendlinie / kleiner = enger / höher = weiter

Anzeige- und Charteinstellungen

• EA-Modus verwenden -. Setzen Sie "true", um alle grafischen Objekte zu deaktivieren und den Speicherverbrauch zu reduzieren
• FX-Trend-Panel ausblenden - Setzen Sie "true", um die FX-Trend-Anzeige zu deaktivieren
• Pfeile und Linien ausblenden Setzen Sie "true", um nur die FX Trend-Anzeige ohne weitere Grafiken anzuzeigen
• Aktivitätsmarkierung ausblenden - Setzen Sie "true", um das weiße Rechteck in der FX Trend-Anzeige auszublenden
• Favoriten deaktivieren - Setzen Sie "true", um die Favoritenliste zu deaktivieren. Empfohlen, um bei Multi-Chart-Setups Rechenressourcen zu sparen.
• Max Bars - Stellen Sie einen höheren Wert ein, um die historische Linienzeichnung zu verlängern und einen niedrigeren Wert, um die Neuberechnungsgeschwindigkeit zu erhöhen. Stellen Sie vernünftige Werte ein, die der Leistung Ihres Computers entsprechen, um Verlangsamungen und Einfrieren des Terminals zu vermeiden.

Zeitrahmen

• Konfigurieren Sie Ihren individuellen Satz von Zeitrahmen, indem Sie jeden Zeitrahmen separat aktivieren/deaktivieren

Trend candles sniper

by yolerap » Thu Nov 19, am

Hey,

Please, could you translate this little Pine code indicator to the MT5 ?

Thank you,


study("Trend Sniper", shorttitle="Trend Sniper", precision=0)

showExtra = input(true, title="Show Higher Timeframe", type=bool)
higherTime = input(title="Extra Timeframe:", defval="15", type=resolution)
std = input(false, title="Line chart")
candles = input(true, title="Candle chart")
wicks = input(true, title="Wicks")
src_close = close
src_open = open
src_high = high
src_low = low

len = input(14, minval=1, title="Current Length")
len2 = input(14, minval=1, title="Extra Timeframe Length")

src = input(close, title="Source", type=source)
rsiExtra = security(ticker,higherTime,rsi(src,len2))

norm_close = avg(src_close,src_close[1])
gain_loss_close = change(src_close)/norm_close
RSI_close = 50+50*rma(gain_loss_close, len)/rma(abs(gain_loss_close), len)

norm_open = if wicks==true
avg(src_open,src_open[1])
else
avg(src_close,src_close[1])
gain_loss_open = change(src_open)/norm_open
RSI_open = 50+50*rma(gain_loss_open, len)/rma(abs(gain_loss_open), len)

norm_high = if wicks==true
avg(src_high,src_high[1])
else
avg(src_close,src_close[1])
gain_loss_high = change(src_high)/norm_high
RSI_high = 50+50*rma(gain_loss_high, len)/rma(abs(gain_loss_high), len)

norm_low = if wicks==true
avg(src_low,src_low[1])
else
avg(src_close,src_close[1])
gain_loss_low = change(src_low)/norm_low
RSI_low = 50+50*rma(gain_loss_low, len)/rma(abs(gain_loss_low), len)

plotcandle(candles?RSI_open:na, candles?RSI_high:na, candles?RSI_low:na, candles?RSI_close:na, title='Candles', color = RSI_close > RSI_close[1] ? #5db : #5db)
plot(std ? RSI_close : na, color=#a64d79ff, title="Line", join=true)
plot(showExtra ? rsiExtra : na, color= not ismonthly ? #aaf : na, title="Higher Timeframe")
b1 = hline(30, color=#, linestyle=dotted, title = "Low")
b2 = hline(70, color=#, linestyle=dotted, title = "High")
b3 = hline(20, color=#, linestyle=dotted, title = "Lower Low")
b4 = hline(80, color=#, linestyle=dotted, title = "Higher High")
b5 = hline(50, color=#, linestyle=dotted, title = "middle")

Traders use several tools at their disposal, study various market conditions, and conduct fundamental analysis to identify trends because it puts them in a position where they can make profitable trading decisions and protect their profits from risks.

While a trend can keep going in a particular direction for days, weeks, months, and even years, the market can show a significant move that causes price movement to change. This is called a trend reversal.

What Is A Trend Reversal?

A trend reversal happens when the price of a currency pair changes direction. For instance, if the price has been experiencing an upward trend and starts moving downward, it can be regarded as a trend reversal. Trend reversal means different things to different traders depending on the time frame they are using. For a forex day trader, changes in a trend for as little as 5 minutes can be seen as a trend reversal because they make their money based on daily price movements, but this might not matter much to a long-term trader.

Generally, small changes or counter-moves are referred to as pullbacks and impulsive market movements either in an upward or downward direction are called retracements. What separates these other price movements from a trend reversal, is that they often last for a very short time and do not indicate much change in the overall trend.

Identifying a trend reversal early can make all the difference between having a big win, suffering a loss, or breaking even while trading. Also, knowing the difference between an actual trend reversal and something temporary like pullbacks can affect your profit-making ability because false signals happen all the time in the forex market and being able to spot them can affect your trading decisions.

Identifying Trend Reversals

There is hardly any method or technique that can guarantee % accuracy when identifying trend reversals and the best thing these methods can do is help you to identify possible areas where the trend might reverse. Methods traders use for identifying potential trend reversals include:

Trading The Shark Harmonic Pattern

The shark harmonic pattern is a 5-point harmonic pattern that was discovered in by Scott Carney. This pattern is a reversal pattern and what differentiates it from other harmonic patterns is that its five points are labelled OXABC rather than XABCD like the others.

Asides from its labelling, the structure of the shark pattern is quite similar to various harmonic patterns like the Bat, Crab, and Cypher patterns. There are several Fibonacci ratios that need to be met to validate a shark harmonic pattern and once the pattern is formed on the chart, it can predict potential price movements.

Some major trading platforms like MetaTrader4 come with indicators that can identify the shark pattern in a chart. If the trading platform you use doesn’t have a shark pattern indicator, you can draw it yourself, but this takes time and considerable effort because of the requirements that need to be met. The requirements for a valid shark harmonic pattern include:

• AB leg is a % to % retracement of XA
• BC is an extension of OX by %
• CD is a 50% retracement of BC
• The distance from point O to point C is between 88% to %
• The price swing of the BC leg is a % to % extension of XA

Where the platform comes with the XABCD pattern indicator, you can also use that to identify the shark harmonic pattern on a chart.

When using the shark pattern to identify trend reversals and trade, it means that you are working under the assumption that a potential price reversal is underway. The first thing to do is to look for an entry point at point C or point D, depending on how your pattern is drawn, where the retracement of D to X (or C to O) is between %%. You can also set a flexible stop-loss order at or below the % Fibonacci extension of XA or set a more protective stop-loss order at point C (or D) in case the price breaks through that point.

The final step is to set two TP (Take Profit) levels using the pattern. The first TP zone is typically set at the 50%% Fibonacci ratio of the BC swing, and the second TP target can be set at the point A or C levels.

The shark pattern and the requirements you’ve put in place will work if there is an immediate price reversal, but you should be a bit cautious when trading with this pattern because it is relatively new. Also, the shark harmonic pattern works best with identifying short-term trend reversals.

Using Trend Lines

Trend lines are common tools used by traders, and using them on a chart is a simple way to identify trend reversals visually. Trend lines can be horizontal or diagonal and to identify reversal signals, these trend lines will serve as support and resistance levels.

The first step is to draw two trend lines. You can draw the upper trend line by connecting two or more high price points, and the lower trend line is made by connecting two or more low price points. If you want to save some time, you can use the trend lines indicator available on the trading platform, and this will automatically connect the most significant price points on the chart.

For a trend reversal to happen, either the lower or upper trend line will be breached as the price starts to move in the opposite direction. For example, if there is a breakout with lower highs and lower lows, then you can expect an uptrend reversal. Where there are higher highs and lower lows, it means that a downtrend reversal is taking place. But a breakout from a trend line may not necessarily mean that the trend is over and to confirm the reversal, it is necessary to use other forex indicators.

Using Moving Averages

Moving averages is a common technical indicator among forex traders, and it is simply the overall average of the movement of a currency pair over a given period. There are different types of moving averages, with the two major types being the Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Exponential Moving Average (EMA).

The best way to use moving averages to observe price movement and identify potential trend reversals is by using different moving averages together on a chart. These will keep track of the trend at varying degrees and allow you to react to any reversal quickly. For instance, you can use a day MA along with a day MA or something longer like a day MA to observe the trend.

However, you should avoid using too many MAs on a chart to avoid any drawbacks. Also, it is preferable to use a moving average along with other indicators to increase the probability of accurately spotting reversals.

Conclusion

Now that you know some of the different techniques used in identifying trend reversals in forex trading, it is important to realise that using one of these methods alone might not give you the accurate results you are looking for. Instead, combine a few methods together to increase the probability of spotting trend reversals early.

Many forex traders spend their time looking for that perfect moment to enter the markets or a telltale sign that screams "buy" or "sell." And while the search can be fascinating, the result is always the same. The truth is, there is no one way to trade the forex markets. As a result, traders must learn that there are a variety of indicators that can help to determine the best time to buy or sell a forex cross rate.

Here are four different market indicators that most successful forex traders rely upon.

Indicator No A Trend-Following Tool

It is possible to make money using a countertrend approach to trading. However, for most traders, the easier approach is to recognize the direction of the major trend and attempt to profit by trading in the trend's direction. This is where trend-following tools come into play.

Many people try to use them as a separate trading system, and while this is possible, the real purpose of a trend-following tool is to suggest whether you should be looking to enter a long position or a short position. So let's consider one of the simplest trend-following methods—the moving average crossover.

A simple moving average represents the average closing price over a certain number of days. To elaborate, let's look at two simple examples—one long term, one shorter term.

The chart below displays the day/day moving average crossover for the euro/yen cross. The theory here is that the trend is favorable when the day moving average (in yellow) is above the day average (in blue) and unfavorable when the day is below the day. As the chart shows, this combination does a good job of identifying the major trend of the market—at least most of the time. However, no matter what moving-average combination you choose to use, there will be whipsaws.

The chart below shows a different combination—the day/day crossover. The advantage of this combination is that it will react more quickly to changes in price trends than the previous pair. The disadvantage is that it will also be more susceptible to whipsaws than the longer-term day/day crossover.

Many investors will proclaim a particular combination to be the best, but the reality is, there is no "best" moving average combination. In the end, forex traders will benefit most by deciding what combination (or combinations) fits best with their time frames. From there, the trend—as shown by these indicators—should be used to tell traders if they should trade long or trade short; it should not be relied on to time entries and exits.

Indicator No A Trend-Confirmation Tool

Now we have a trend-following tool to tell us whether the major trend of a given currency pair is up or down. But how reliable is that indicator? As mentioned earlier, trend-following tools are prone to being whipsawed. So it would be nice to have a way to gauge whether the current trend-following indicator is correct or not.

For this, we will employ a trend-confirmation tool. Much like a trend-following tool, a trend-confirmation tool may or may not be intended to generate specific buy and sell signals. Instead, we are looking to see if the trend-following tool and the trend-confirmation tool agree.

In essence, if both the trend-following tool and the trend-confirmation tool are bullish, then a trader can more confidently consider taking a long trade in the currency pair in question. Likewise, if both are bearish, then the trader can focus on finding an opportunity to sell short the pair in question.

One of the most popular—and useful—trend confirmation tools is known as the moving average convergence divergence (MACD). This indicator first measures the difference between two exponentially smoothed moving averages. This difference is then smoothed and compared to a moving average of its own.

When the current smoothed average is above its own moving average, then the histogram at the bottom of the chart below is positive and an uptrend is confirmed. On the flip side, when the current smoothed average is below its moving average, then the histogram at the bottom of the figure below is negative and a downtrend is confirmed.

In essence, when the trend-following moving average combination is bearish (short-term average below long-term average) and the MACD histogram is negative, then we have a confirmed downtrend. When both are positive, then we have a confirmed uptrend.

At the bottom of the chart below, we see another trend-confirmation tool that might be considered in addition to (or in place of) MACD. It is the rate of change indicator (ROC). As displayed in the chart below, the orange-colored line measures today's closing price divided by the closing price 28 trading days ago.

Readings above indicate that the price is higher today than it was 28 days ago and vice versa. The blue line represents a day moving average of the daily ROC readings. Here, if the red line is above the blue line, then the ROC is confirming an uptrend. If the red line is below the blue line, then we have a confirmed downtrend.

Note below that the sharp price declines experienced by the euro/yen cross from mid-January to mid-February, late April through May and during the second half of August were each accompanied by:

• The day moving average below the day moving average
• A negative MACD histogram

A bearish configuration for the ROC indicator (red line below blue):

Indicator No. 3: An Overbought/Oversold Tool

After opting to follow the direction of the major trend stage, a trader must decide whether they are more comfortable jumping in as soon as a clear trend is established or after a pullback occurs. In other words, if the trend is determined to be bullish, the choice becomes whether to buy into strength or buy into weakness.

If you decide to get in as quickly as possible, you can consider entering a trade as soon as an uptrend or downtrend is confirmed. On the other hand, you could wait for a pullback within the larger overall primary trend in the hope that this offers a lower risk opportunity. For this, a trader will rely on an overbought/oversold indicator.

There are many indicators that can fit this bill. However, one that is useful from a trading standpoint is the three-day relative strength index, or three-day RSI for short. This indicator calculates the cumulative sum of up days and down days over the window period and calculates a value that can range from zero to If all of the price action is to the upside, the indicator will approach ; if all of the price action is to the downside, then the indicator will approach zero. A reading of 50 is considered neutral.

The chart below displays the three-day RSI for the euro/yen cross. Generally speaking, a trader looking to enter on pullbacks would consider going long if the day moving average is above the day and the three-day RSI drops below a certain trigger level, such as 20, which would indicate an oversold position.

Conversely, the trader might consider entering a short position if the day is below the day and the three-day RSI rises above a certain level, such as 80, which would indicate an overbought position. Different traders may prefer using different trigger levels.

Indicator No A Profit-Taking Tool

The last type of indicator that a forex trader needs is something to help determine when to take a profit on a winning trade. Here, too, there are many choices available. In fact, the three-day RSI can also fit into this category. In other words, a trader holding a long position might consider taking some profits if the three-day RSI rises to a high level of 80 or more.

Conversely, a trader holding a short position might consider taking some profit if the three-day RSI declines to a low level, such as 20 or less.

Another useful profit-taking tool is a popular indicator known as Bollinger Bands. This tool takes the standard deviation of price-data changes over a period, and then adds and subtracts it from the average closing price over that same time frame, to create trading "bands." While many traders attempt to use Bollinger Bands to time the entry of trades, they may be even more useful as a profit-taking tool.

The chart below displays the euro/yen cross with day Bollinger Bands overlaying the daily price data. A trader holding a long position might consider taking some profits if the price reaches the upper band, and a trader holding a short position might consider taking some profits if the price reaches the lower band.

A final profit-taking tool would be a "trailing stop." Trailing stops are typically used as a method to give a trade the potential to let profits run, while also attempting to avoid losing any accumulated profit. There are many ways to arrive at a trailing stop. The chart below illustrates just one of these ways.

The trade shown below assumes that a short trade was entered in the forex market for the euro/yen on January 1, Each day the average true range over the past three trading days is multiplied by five and used to calculate a trailing stop price that can only move sideways or lower (for a short trade), or sideways or higher (for a long trade).

The Bottom Line

If you are hesitant to get into the forex market and are waiting for an obvious entry point, you may find yourself sitting on the sidelines for a long while. By learning a variety of forex indicators, you can determine suitable strategies for choosing profitable times to back a given currency pair. As you gain confidence, you'll be able to determine pairs of indicators that will help pinpoint trade opportunities.

Also, continued monitoring of these indicators will give strong signals that can point you toward a buy or sell signal. As with any investment, strong analysis will minimize potential risks.

Beschreibung

Dies ist eines der besten Forex-Indikatorsysteme, die für Meta Trader-4 verfügbar sind

Angetrieben durch den fortschrittlichsten, anpassungsfähigsten und profitabelsten Handel

(Wendepunkterkennung) Algorithmen auf dem Markt,

mit ADX, RSI, MACD, Stochastik,

Bollinger-Bänder und Strategien mit gleitendem Durchschnitt.

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Dieses Produkt bietet Ihnen alles, was Sie brauchen, um Verluste zu überwinden und Gewinne beim Handel mit Forex, Metallen, Öl, Rohstoffen, Indizes, Aktien und binären Optionen für jeden Zeitrahmen und jedes Währungspaar auf der Meta Trader 4 – Plattform zu erzielen

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Sie können sich ein YouTube-Video zu diesem Indikator ansehen und die Parametereinstellungen für die aktuellen Marktbedingungen verstehen.

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Ich hätte es für einen höheren Preis verkaufen können

Aber ich biete diesen Sonderpreis für diejenigen an, die immer noch Schwierigkeiten haben, im Devisenhandel einige Gewinne zu erzielen

Die Informationstafel bietet Ihnen die Trendanalyse der Zeitrahmen M1 bis D1 und die Ein- und Ausstiegssignale für profitables Trading

Und auch die KAUFEN / VERKAUFEN-Pfeilindikatoren, wie in den Bildern unten gezeigt

Website des Verkäufers:Forex Trend Master Indikator
Preis: $

Die Informationstafel bietet Ihnen die Trendanalyse der Zeitrahmen M1 bis H4:

Trend ist UP oder DOWN, SCHWACH oder STARK, BULLISH oder BEARISH mit

ADX, MACD, RSI, Stochastik, CCI und gleitender Durchschnitt Strategien

Und die BUY/SELL-Indikatoren zeigen Ihnen, wann Sie kaufen und wann Sie verkaufen sollten mit

Non-Repaint Buy/Sell Arrow Blinkersystem mit

Warnmeldung/Ton, E-Mail-Warnungen mit Warnungen in der aktuellen Leiste

und Benachrichtigungen auf Ihrem iPhone oder Android-Gerät senden

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Die meisten der unerwünschten Signale können eliminiert werden, indem die Filtertechniken dieses Kauf-/Verkaufspfeilindikators mit erstaunlicher Flat-Trend-Erkennung und -Filterung verwendet werden.

Einige Diagramme, die die Leistung dieses Indikators zeigen, unten gezeigt

Bitte haben Sie Verständnis dafür, dass die obigen Charts zu unterschiedlichen Zeiten ausgewählt wurden, in denen glatte Trendbewegungen verfügbar waren. Im Real Trading können Sie solche Trends nicht jedes Mal erhalten und es hängt von den Marktbewegungen ab. Wenn es einen Trend gibt, wird dieser durch diesen Indikator perfekt identifiziert.

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Dieser Indikator wurde speziell entwickelt, um Wendepunkte, Swings und Retracements zu identifizieren und zu handeln.

Sehr einfach zu bedienen: Legen Sie es auf einen Chart und empfangen Sie Signale, dann gehen Sie zum profitablen Handel.

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Skalpieren

Scalping ist eine kurzfristige Handelsstrategie, die es Händlern ermöglicht,

gute Nutzung der Hebelwirkung, die auf dem Devisenmarkt verfügbar ist. Scalper machen sehr schnell

kleine Gewinne, während sie ihre Konten der Möglichkeit kleiner Verluste aussetzen.

Wenn sie starke Signalbedingungen finden, gehen sie in kurzer Zeit mehr als einen Trade ein und erhöhen sich

die Volumengröße können sie das Beste aus diesem Trend herausholen.

Wir können die gleiche Methode verwenden in

Handel mit binären Optionen

zum Erkennen von starken Signalbedingungen

und machen Sie profitablen Handel mit binären Optionen.

Dieser Indikator ist jedoch hauptsächlich für das Daytrading konzipiert,

Langfristiger Handel und Scalping.

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Ich werde nicht sagen, dass dieses System 90% profitabel ist, wie es die meisten anderen tun, aber es ist gut optimiert, um Ihnen zu bieten

genaue Trendsignale + Kauf-/Verkaufswarnungen für profitablen Forex-Handel und zur Minimierung

emotionale menschliche Faktoren, die zum Verlust von Trades führen.

Dieses Setup eignet sich für Scalper und Daytrader.

Als wichtigstes sollte ich erwähnen, dass es sowohl für Anfänger als auch für Veteranen geeignet ist.

Ich garantiere Ihnen für mehr als 70% Erfolg, wenn Sie diesen Indikator richtig und mit Bedacht einsetzen.

(Gilt nicht für den Handel mit binären Optionen)

Dieses System ist kein EA, sondern nur für den manuellen Handel.