What is a Technical Trading Indicator?

https://www.djellala.net/subscriptions.html Check my verified trades. Any inquiry or question, just write back to istockmoney@yahoo.com A lot of traders use technical trading indicators. Some of them are the Moving Average, Relative Strength Index (RSI), Slow Stochastic, and Moving Average Convergence & Divergence (MACD. Most of these indicators are based on closing prices of days and other criteria. In general, some traders use them to identify opportunities to buy or sell stocks. Each indicator is a small strategy by itself. Some are easy to use, others are difficult. For me as a trader, I dont use them, because all of them are lagging indicators. That mean they describe what you know already. so they cant predict any future prices. Traders always forget that what moves the market is not machines or software's. Trading is a human activity. Thats why these indicators are not reliable. Each year you see a new indicator. Traders are excited, but after they use it, no results. From this point of view, I have another way to trade stocks without using indicators. If you are interested to learn my way of swing trading - short term trading, please check below for my training levels.

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