This seemingly simple question requires a rather complex answer. S90/Crossover
extreme levels (ELs) are outer Fibonacci levels found within trading ranges that
were former level one and two S90/Crossovers, which are also found within multiple
time compressions of a trading range that have historical significance as overlapping
Fibonacci points in the market. These levels are measured horizontally, vertically, diagonally,
and with inverted reciprocal confirmations. Extreme levels have always been
present, as have the laws of nature that Leonardo Fibonacci found in the early 1700s.
The extreme levels represent expected support and resistance levels that are extensions
from trading ranges that have historical significance. The extremes have outer layers of
support and resistance that are seasonal, which are conclusive from studies that I have
completed over the past few years. These extreme levels change as market conditions
change on an almost daily basis.
If that sounds a bit confusing, don’t worry. There is a simpler way to consider ELs.
What really matters is that out of the millions of potential resistances, supports, or other
levels that are present within trading ranges, you really just want to know which one
will produce a sudden reversal or will best act as a target. You would at least expect to
find an area of a newly developing trading range where a bend or reversal in the market
may occur. If I were a beginning trader, I would say, “Don’t tell me about it, just show
me!” That’s exactly what a charting package should offer: levels displayed and updated
automatically each day to reveal potential targets and reversal entry points.
Here it is: Extremes appear, at this time, only on certain charts found within the
industry. One of the companies that offer the extreme signals to the trading public
has given permission to publish illustrations from the charts within this book. DGB
Technologies, LLC (which originally began as a sole proprietor company under another
name and with no income) developed the charting software and white-labeled for resale
the charts known as SmartCharts. DGB now has white-labeled the charting product
to two forex companies: Concorde Forex Group, Inc. (CFG) (www.cfgtrading.com) and
Forex Producers Group, LLC (FP) (www.forexproducers.com). Both of these companies
offer the SmartCharts along with a free look before a subscription. I am sure there will
be other companies offering the product soon. SmartCharts currently obtain data from
almost 500 banks in order to feed a large amount of data into the charts in microsecond
increments to create a real-time data feed experience. A massive amount of data is required
to have an accurate reading for the extreme levels within the market. Other new
charting services will most likely soon have the levels appearing on their chart applications
as awareness of the accuracy of the extreme levels makes its way into the world of
the forex.
Although all levels must be considered for targets and reversals, there are certain levels
that have more importance than others. For example, in Table 4.1, the levels illustrate
the number of S90/Crossovers that occurred during just one New York open. Notice that
one level is duplicated on the different time compressions. The level 1.2809, which is
highlighted in Table 4.1, is common from the five-minute time compression through the
four-hour time compression, but it is not recognized on the daily or weekly chart. This
level is a prime level for a reversal, provided that either traditional or modernistic signals
are triggered. If signals are triggered toward the levels with proper confirmations, then
the 1.2809 level would be interpreted as a possible target. If the market strikes that level
and other confirmations are present for a reversal, then that level should generate safety
for a bounce-type trade entry.
Although the S90/Crossover levels appear to be similar to traditional pivot points, they
are not. Pivot points are generally known as levels of possible reversal entry points
as well as profit targets. Although pivot points are awesome at times, the problem I
have observed is that they are published on the Internet and may give clearing firms
and banks the opportunity to herd traders into a position of taking massive stops from
smaller traders. This may be considered swimming with the sharks, so to speak. These
S90/Crossovers may sometimes, by coincidence, appear at the same level as a pivot point,
but they are more consistent for reversals or targets, even during conflicting seasonal
market times. Many traditional traders feel that the market is seasonal and therefore a
signal that works this season may not work the next season. For example, in July 2006
many pivot traders suffered great losses, while those who understood how to accurately
predict S90/Crossovers were able to avoid losses during this same time period.
I have a low opinion of pivot points, because they are published on the Internet
where thousands of traders may trade them. It is very likely that traders follow daily
pivot publications like sheep to the slaughter. They often have temporary wins, which
build confidence, but then suddenly these traders with almost identical protective stops
are taken out by the thousands by only one or two pips. It has been said by very famous
authors and professional traders that trading with the crowd will ultimately lead to disaster,
and it often seems that those who trade pivots eventually disappear from the market
unless they have great sustaining power. To make profits in the market, you must learn
to trade against the crowd. I believe that when the market direction is confirmed by River
Developing the Profit Targets or Entry Points of a Trading Range for the S90/Crossover 29
Oscillator Indicator (ROI) oscillators, the S90/Crossover will help you trade against the
crowd with success.
Le mérite de ce type de déplacement moyenne du système (par exemple, l'achat et la vente en cas de
prix pénétrer leur moyenne mobile), c'est que vous serez toujours sur le «droit»
côté du marché - les prix ne peuvent pas monter beaucoup sans la hausse des prix au-dessus de sa
prix moyen. L'inconvénient est que vous pourrez toujours acheter et vendre en retard. Si l'
tendance ne dure pas pendant une longue période de temps, généralement deux fois la longueur de la
moyenne mobile, vous perdez de l'argent.
Traders "remords
Moyennes mobiles souvent démontrer des remords commerçants. Comme le montre la figure 26, il est
très courant pour une garantie de pénétrer sa moyenne mobile à long terme, puis
retourne à sa moyenne avant de continuer sur son chemin.
Vous pouvez également utiliser des moyennes mobiles pour lisser les données irrégulières. Les graphiques de la figure
27 montrent l'histoire de 13 années le nombre de stocks faisant de nouveaux sommets (supérieure
graphique) et un de 10 semaines la moyenne mobile de cette valeur (figure du bas). Notez comment le
moyenne mobile, il est plus facile de visualiser l'évolution réelle des données.
Indicateurs
Un indicateur est un calcul mathématique qui peut être appliqué au prix d'un titre
et / ou le volume des champs. Le résultat est une valeur qui est utilisé pour anticiper l'avenir
l'évolution des prix.
Une moyenne mobile correspond à cette définition d'un indicateur: c'est un calcul qui peut être
réalisée sur le prix d'un titre pour donner une valeur qui peut être utilisée pour anticiper
l'évolution future des prix.
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