Price indicators provide technical signals that confirm the analysis, and according to the saying (indicators confirm each other).
Functions of indicators:
1_Defining the direction of the chart.
2_Defining the point where the direction changes from downward to upward and vice versa.
3_Defining the level of buying and selling saturation of the currency.
4_Defining the momentum occurring in a specific currency.
5_Defining entry and exit points from trades.
6_Defining the peaks and troughs of the currency.
There are 2 types of indicators:
1_Indicators that define the direction.
2_Momentum measurement indicators.
We will start by explaining the first indicator that combines the two types:
1_RSI Indicator:
RSI indicator is used for determination.
1_Defining momentum.
2_Defining the direction: do the following.
3_Entry and exit points from trades.
4_Defining the beginning and end of the correction.
Most popular settings:
1_Settings (10_90) are considered rare.
2_Settings (20_80) are considered the best.
3_Settings (30_70) are considered the most popular.
Activate the fast direction line.
Method of operation:
1_Measuring momentum:
If the indicator reaches 20, it indicates buying saturation.
If the indicator reaches 80, it indicates selling saturation.
Note:
Track the frame from smallest to largest (5 minutes _ 1 day).
If you see that:
1_The indicator reached 80% on the 1-day frame (indicating selling saturation).
1_The indicator reached 20% on the 1-day frame (indicating selling saturation).
2_Defining the direction:
1_Upward condition:
1_If the direction is downward on the 1-day frame and reaches 20, this indicates an imminent reversal of direction from downward to upward.
2_Go to the 5-minute frame.
1_And wait for the signal to reach 20% and the indicator line to intersect with the fast line (blue).
2_The indicator line rises to 80% and returns to the 80% area again to confirm the upward direction.
2_Downward condition: apply the opposite.
3_Defining entry and exit points.
1_Entry points (entry conditions).
1_Downward direction and reaching the 20% or 30% area on the 5-minute frame.
2_Entering the trade after exiting 20% and the indicator rises, intersecting with the fast line and continuing to rise.
3_Start monitoring (selling saturation) on all frames until it reaches (selling saturation) at 80% on the 1-day frame.
2_Exit points:
When the price reaches the saturation stage at 80% on the 1-day frame, there are probabilities.
1_Continues to rise upward.
2_Correcting and then rising again.
3_The decline.
Summary:
1_Change of direction from downward to upward: (Entry signal)
If the direction is downward from 80% on the (1-day) frame and reaches 20%, go to the 5-minute frame.
And look for:
1_Entry signal after the indicator rises above 20% and intersects with the fast line (blue) and continues to rise.
2_The indicator reaches 80% for the first time, returning to 80% again confirms the change of the chart's direction.
3_In this case, your targets according to your analysis are your exit point from the trade.
1_Change of direction from upward to downward: (Exit signal)
If the direction is upward from 20% on the (1-day) frame and reaches 80%, go to the 5-minute frame.
There are several possibilities.
1_Beginning of correction and continuation of the rise.
If the indicator drops from 80% to 20% only once and fails to reach 20% again (correction).
2_Beginning of the decline.
If the indicator drops from 80% to 20% and manages to reach 20% again (decline).
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