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Introducing the Trendicator (by Stock Justice)In this comprehensive tutorial, we dive deep into the world of the Trendicator, a powerful and innovative trading tool made by @StockJustice that enables traders to identify trends, spot reversals, detect bullish and bearish divergences, and perform multi-timeframe analysis. We delve into the inner workings of this never-before-seen indicator, demystifying its complex algorithms and showing you how to harness its full potential. From understanding the unique features of the Trendicator such as its compression stages, divergences, and MACD crossovers, to learning how to pair it with a Displaced Aggregated Moving Average (DACD) for enhanced precision, we cover it all in a fun and engaging manner. The tutorial is not just about explaining the Trendicator's functionalities, but it also provides practical tips and strategies for using it in real-world trading scenarios. We discuss how the Trendicator can help traders spot the onset of a trend, gauge its strength, and pinpoint potential reversal points. Additionally, we explain how traders can utilize the bullish and bearish divergences identified by the Trendicator to anticipate market turns and make informed trading decisions. Lastly, we emphasize the importance of multi-timeframe analysis in trading and demonstrate how the Trendicator can facilitate this process. By interpreting the Trendicator's signals across different timeframes, traders can gain a more comprehensive view of the market and make more accurate predictions. This tutorial is a must-watch for any trader aspiring to level up their technical analysis skills and trade more confidently and effectively. So, get ready to embark on an exciting journey of learning and discovery with the Trendicator!
CME_MINI:ES1!Education
by StockJustice
Market Rollercoaster: Harnessing Volatility with StranglesIn this video, titled "Market Rollercoaster: Harnessing Volatility with the Strangle & Iron Condor Combo!", Stock Justice walks viewers through an innovative and potentially profitable trading strategy designed for a highly volatile market environment. This strategy aims to exploit market volatility without being directionally exposed, making it an excellent choice for investors looking for non-directional trading opportunities. Stock Justice starts the video by sharing his observations on the current market scenario, which has been stuck in a range for several weeks. He predicts that the market will soon pick a direction, and timing, as always, will be crucial. He then introduces the viewers to two of his favorite strategies for trading volatile markets - the strangle and the iron condor. For Monday, May 22nd, Stock Justice details his plans for entering a directionally neutral strangle. He talks about scaling into the position slowly to manage risk and ensure optimal entry points. He also warns viewers about the challenges of fighting theta decay, especially as the options expiration date (OPEX) on Friday approaches. The second part of his trading plan involves setting up a directionally neutral long iron condor for Thursday, June 1st. This strategy would achieve maximum profit if either the call debit spread or the put debit spread ends up in the money. Again, he stresses the importance of scaling in slowly to manage risk and optimize entry points. Throughout the video, Stock Justice provides clear instructions on setting profit targets and stop loss areas. He emphasizes that while these strategies can be profitable, they also carry risk, so it's crucial to have a plan for managing potential losses. This trading strategy video offers a comprehensive, engaging, and informative look at how to navigate and profit from a volatile market. Whether you're new to non-directional trading strategies or an experienced trader looking to refine your approach, this video offers valuable insights and actionable advice. Stock Justice concludes the video by reminding viewers that trading, like any other skill, is mastered over time. So while these strategies offer exciting opportunities, it's essential to practice and continually learn to become a better trader.
AMEX:SPY
by StockJustice
Introducing Dynamic Action Convergence Divergence (DACD)Hello, it's Stock Justice here! In our latest video, we explore the intricate workings of the Dynamic Action Convergence Divergence (DACD) - a tool that synergizes the robustness of the ADX and the DI lines to create a dynamic and responsive trading indicator. We plunge into the depths of DACD, starting with the base components - the Average Directional Index (ADX) and the Directional Movement System (DI). We then demonstrate how these two indicators are harmoniously fused together to form a comprehensive tool capable of signaling market momentum and potential trend reversals. We further elucidate how the DACD uses moving averages to mark potential bullish or bearish trends, and how divergence within the DACD can indicate trend continuations or reversals. The video also highlights the DACD's proficiency in multi-timeframe analysis, enabling traders to view market trends from a broader perspective. Closing out, we underline the DACD's versatility as a powerful trading instrument, while emphasizing the need for using it in conjunction with proper risk management and a balanced blend of other technical analysis tools. This video is an essential watch for all traders seeking to enhance their trading arsenal and navigate the market more proficiently!
SP:SPXEducation
by StockJustice
Introducing the Dynamic Fusion OscillatorHello, it's Stock Justice here! In our latest video, we delve into the world of the Dynamic Fusion Oscillator (DFO) - a tool that blends the power of the Relative Strength Index and the Stochastic Oscillator. I walk you through how it works, from understanding these two base components to how we fuse them to create a balanced and sensitive tool for identifying market trends and reversals. We dive deep into how the DFO uses moving averages to signal potential bullish or bearish trends, and how divergence within the DFO can indicate trend reversals or continuations. I also touch on the DFO's capacity for multi-timeframe analysis, giving you the bigger picture of market trends. Wrapping up, I remind you of the DFO's value as a versatile trading tool, but also emphasize the importance of using it alongside proper risk management and other technical analysis components. All in all, this video is a must-watch for traders aiming to enrich their toolkit and navigate the market more effectively!
NASDAQ:NVDAEducation
by StockJustice
ADX + DMI + LineReg Live TradingI used the replay trade function to test out ADX+DMI + using a LineReg to set TP + SL areas. I thinked it worked pretty well trading USD/JPY for the week of 1/9/2023. Success rate was 66.67% but I wasn't having strict trading rules since I was trying to trade how a normal would psychologically. I think with follows stricter rules this could have higher percent win rate & higher profit. Even with losses I was hit with I still cleared over $2000 for the week. Please ignore my girlfriends family as they are cleaning out a closet lol
by niksidnayr26
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Heiken Ashi Algo and the Mass Effect Moving Average: Almost HereWell ladies and gentlemen I think I have created a monster and I'm really happy to call it the heiken Ashi algo and the Mass Effect moving average combination. Don't worry I have not been leaving you hanging. It's just been very busy and I want to make sure that this thing works beautifully for you. So what is the heiken Ashi algo oscillator? it is an oscillator much like the original heikin-ashi RSI with a ton more features. As you know a little while ago I came out with the CoffeeShop Crypto HARSI, Update to the original HARSI. And as development on that oscillator continued I had to change the name to the algo because now the oscillator actually speaks to you while trading is taking place. But as you know you should never use a single indicator by itself to enter and exit trades and understand what's happening on your chart. you should always use something as a secondary Confluence or even a tertiary confluence. Because the more confluences you have the better right? So with that I continued development on the Mass Effect moving average and you can use them beautifully in combination. In this video I don't want to get into the technical Aspect of all the details on how the oscillator and the moving average work but I do want to show you the parts that have been developed and what they mean. feel free to leave your suggestions below and I will make adjustments if needed. I'm probably going to need one more week before fully releasing both of these together and until then I'd love to communicate with you on anything to make it more fluid. With that let's take a look at my chart and see the breakdown. The Heiken Ashi Algo Double Stochastic - Uses a mean regression calculation for pullback notifications but it also adds support to knowing when a trend is in full swing. This happens when you see both stochastic ribbons touch each other while they are the same color Green touching green is a move to the upside. It matters most When it's above or below the 50 level. the other thing you can see here is when they touch and when they touch again as the same color is a clear sign of a Divergence. IBXL - Inside Bar Calculation. This will be moved to the Mass Effect MA as well Resistance / Support / are dynamic levels which change over time Bull Key level - Are Significant price or Price action levels which almost never change over longer periods of time. when I get a key level alert I Market on my chart with a thick line and I lock it in place. These are the major areas of supply and demand Zone on your chart and you want to watch them closely when price gets near these levels Pull Back - Helps you draw out targets to your trend lines. Now let's talk real quick about the mass effect moving average and what it will include. this uses a mean regression strategy so that you can swing trade- And get your confluences of when prices going to move up or down so doesn't matter if you are in an uptrend or a downtrend . Stop lost Trend color - Is this really a stop loss line which will follow your price action and depending on its color will tell you if you should be using a stop loss of a guy or a stop loss of a sell. Obviously if it's red you should be selling and if it's green you should be buying. do not use it incorrectly. Just because it changes to Green doesn't mean you by and just because it changes to Red doesn't mean you cell. It only means you are in an area where you should be buying or selling. The EMA's - it includes four different exponential moving averages which you can set appropriately to your style. The VWAP - Included in this is a VWAP Moving average. Even though the VWAP is used as a moving average against the RSI in the oscillator below, I included the VWAP in the Mass Effect moving average because once you switch to a daily chart The VWAP in the oscillator disappears but you can still have it on your chart in the Mass Effect moving average. So switching to a daily chart you will still be able to see your VWAP. The V-CROSS - This indication shows up so that you can see when the V WAP is crossing over your price level. This helps you know from point to point if you are above or below a support or resistance level and where is your price in relation to your VWAP. This will also help you notice when price is overbought or oversold. Fractals - Show you pivot points in market structure. I use them to find exit points for trades when there is no immediate swing low or high to be seen. Usually i look further left and use one of these points to exit. But they have even more application which I'll get into in another video. The Trend Ribbon - Is a bullish and or bearish colored ribbon to show you the trend that works in Confluence with your stop loss line which also changes from red to Green. when they are both the same color you are in a trend in that direction of up or down. The good thing about the trend ribbon is it's always seeking the same level as the VWAP and when it finally catches up to it that's when the trend usually goes flat and then reverses.
Education
by CoffeeshopCrypto
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ADX: How to use this under-the-radar tool.Hey everyone! 👋👋 In this video, we're taking a look at the ADX Indicator. We break down how it works, how to interpret its output, common uses for it, and ways that it can help you find and screen for opportunities you like. Feel free to drop some questions below in the comments! Remember - nothing in this video constitutes advice, our only goal is to educate you about the markets and how to use our platform more broadly. Cheers! -Team TradingView ❤️❤️ Check out more information about the ADX in our help center here .
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by TradingView
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HOW-TO: Using Data Gathered in Divergence BacktesterHello Everyone, Here is a small video describing the idea on studying divergence data based on divergence backtester script. To understand further, you can study some of my older scripts on divergence. You can find them under my profile: www.tradingview.com Filter only open source scripts so that you will see only free to use scripts with code available. This is not a fully fledged strategy. But, just means for studying the impact of divergence data on price action. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Education
by Trendoscope
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Bull Bear Volume Oscillator (Idea in the making)I want you guys and gals to add in your question and comments below. There are certain things id like to new oscillator to do for you but i want to know in what ways it can be better like if it seems to be missing something. However. That being said, if you think its good the way it is, then by all means, let it be done and ill release it ASAP. This is the Bull Bear Power Volume Oscillator. It shows you TREND DIRECTIONS. A bullish trend is not defined until you have higher highs and higher lows of the same green color . A bearish trend is not defined until you have lower lows and lower highs of the same red color . There is also a CENTER area which is clouded called "The Void". Any action closing in this area is null and taken as A) Market is ranging. and or B) There is not enough opposing volume to move the market either way. it is not until you get a high or low OUTSIDE of this area, where you should consider a trade. Also, any action taking place outside of the VOID is considered a higher volatity in the market. Anything INSIDE the void is an extremely LOW volati SOURCE - You can choose the source to be anything else that exists on your chart, for example, the RSI from a different indicator or a particular moving average you have plotted on your chart. For those who have trouble seeing a divergence between momentum (RSI) or (Stochastic RSI) and your price action on your chart, this should paint a more clearer picture for you. A long red column is obviously a LOW and a long green column is obviously a High but what you should be looking for is the end of the WICK and not the color of the candle. Again this is an early set of information for this indicator. Id like to get your feedback on it.
by CoffeeshopCrypto
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Heiken Ashi Algo Volume Scalping StrategyHeiken Ashi Algo Volume Scalping Strategy Welcome everybody this is your Barista Eric should I be calling it a baristo cuz Barista sounds kind of effeminate and you can tell by my voice I am not a woman. So we got something interesting. Today I'm going to be sharing with you a volume scalping strategy that you can use with the heiken Ashi Algo. This is a wonderful strategy because the algo has a lot of features that plot onto its oscillator and you can actually turn most of them off you only need basically three things showing up. To do this all you need are: Heiken Ashi Candles The RSI Moving Average and RSI (relative strength index line) So let's go into the settings. I'll show you what to do and you'll be able to get started in this in just a few minutes. Open tradingview and go to the indicators and I'm going to type in Heiken Ashi Algo. There you will see it under the Community scripts by @coffeeshopcrypto the "Heiken Ashi algo Oscillator" Here is a link to it (Click there) Add it to your chart and let's go to the settings. In the style tab of the settings You can turn off both of the stochastics. Also you'll notice a couple of grade out boxes to things that are not selected. The RSI upper band and the RSI lower band. These print the 70 and the 30 level on your oscillator so turn them both on. If the other bands distract you you can turn them off. These would be the 40 and 60 levels. The last thing you want to do here is change your RSI to yellow and your RSI moving average to red. Now let's go to the inputs tab and change your RSI to 18 and RSI Moving average to 36. If you're trading on a higher time frame than one hour you should probably change them to 21 and 50 as a maximum.. If you're trading on a 15 minute or lower time frame you should set them to about 12 and 14 or or lower. Also change your RSI moving average type to a volume weighted moving average. *******************Special Note****************** I want to address a couple of questions I got since the release of the Algo and one of the questions that I tried to cover in the previous couple of videos was when someone is going to ask me "what are the best settings at certain time frames?" You have to understand there are no best settings because if you're trading in crypto against the US dollar or crypto against For example another crypto then things move differently. your settings for the US dollar can be set one way but if you're trading crypto against crypto pairs you need different settings. also the settings are really tied to the market that you are in. if you are trading on the S&P or indices or Futures your settings are different for all of those things they are not the same for either one of them and once you get into crypto the markets are so volatile that you need to watch things closely/ so I cannot tell you what are the best settings because the best settings do not exist. Choose the settings that work well for you and if they are not working well it's because the market is changing just a little bit and you need to start developing additional strategies. You can not just have one strategy that you use all the time because that will not work all the time. Markets change. They have four different versions and you need to have several strategies that will be able to address each one of those types of Market. One of the reasons that I've created this particular indicator is because it allows you to develop several different types of strategies and this particular video is one of those strategies that you can practice and you can use from time to time when you are seeing extremely changing volumes in the market that you're in. This way you have another piece of ammunition in your pocket that you can use when your current strategy or whatever you used to using isn't working as well as it should be.
Education
by CoffeeshopCrypto
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