Multi-MA-Labo with Price action (search )
Hello everyone,
After many attempts to find a way to find clearer and safer trading signals, I became comfortable with moving averages of many types and periods, and finally the one I found most convincing is what I now put here.
I started this thread so that anyone who is interested can participate in the research and debate on this issue.
Well, here’s how:
It uses 4 MAs, the first one being the main trend, which is the 156 LWMA (white in the chart) applied to the weighted close. The other 3 are for intersections and for backtracking. The second (orange) is the other 78 road Weimar that should be used for weighted closing.
The third (red) and fourth (blue) are smoothed by 13 and 3 are always applied to the WC loss .
Finally, MACD 26/39/13 is applied to W closing price as confirmation and filter .
The chart below is a one minute TF for "medium scalping" or day trading. But I noticed that maybe it can also be applied to higher TF for medium to long term trade.
Currently I'm only trying 1M TF.
The concept goes like this (it's certainly not new):
All three minor MAs are expected to cross the high MA (white or 156) where the MACD crosses its signal and both cross the 0 line, for confirmation.
The screen must be zoomed out as much as possible to see the broad range of price action as well as support and resistance levels.
Well, when the crossover is clearly complete and the MACD shows a clear vertical trend, we enter on the first retracement (even if it is small), indicated by the blue MA , in the direction of the trend (the chart below shows the long entry).
In trading, watch the price action and moving averages for retracements and if resistance levels are reached.
The first exit signal is the 3MA, which forms a countertrend crossover with the 13MA, while the MACD is a countertrend crossover signal.
Another type of exit is when resistance is encountered and the price starts to move up and down.
Finally, there is the re-entry point, where the price surpasses the previous peak after a retracement and all MAs show a clear trend continuation line and the MACD crosses the signal line again.
Serious and interested people are welcome.
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions.
Thanks.
Lupo.
Ps soon I will post other examples and explanations for other situations.
I apologize if it's not clear, but my English is very short since it's not my main language.
After many attempts to find a way to find clearer and safer trading signals, I became comfortable with moving averages of many types and periods, and finally the one I found most convincing is what I now put here.
I started this thread so that anyone who is interested can participate in the research and debate on this issue.
Well, here’s how:
It uses 4 MAs, the first one being the main trend, which is the 156 LWMA (white in the chart) applied to the weighted close. The other 3 are for intersections and for backtracking. The second (orange) is the other 78 road Weimar that should be used for weighted closing.
The third (red) and fourth (blue) are smoothed by 13 and 3 are always applied to the WC loss .
Finally, MACD 26/39/13 is applied to W closing price as confirmation and filter .
The chart below is a one minute TF for "medium scalping" or day trading. But I noticed that maybe it can also be applied to higher TF for medium to long term trade.
Currently I'm only trying 1M TF.
The concept goes like this (it's certainly not new):
All three minor MAs are expected to cross the high MA (white or 156) where the MACD crosses its signal and both cross the 0 line, for confirmation.
The screen must be zoomed out as much as possible to see the broad range of price action as well as support and resistance levels.
Well, when the crossover is clearly complete and the MACD shows a clear vertical trend, we enter on the first retracement (even if it is small), indicated by the blue MA , in the direction of the trend (the chart below shows the long entry).
In trading, watch the price action and moving averages for retracements and if resistance levels are reached.
The first exit signal is the 3MA, which forms a countertrend crossover with the 13MA, while the MACD is a countertrend crossover signal.
Another type of exit is when resistance is encountered and the price starts to move up and down.
Finally, there is the re-entry point, where the price surpasses the previous peak after a retracement and all MAs show a clear trend continuation line and the MACD crosses the signal line again.
Serious and interested people are welcome.
Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions.
Thanks.
Lupo.
Ps soon I will post other examples and explanations for other situations.
I apologize if it's not clear, but my English is very short since it's not my main language.
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