I like using market cypher tho it's not free. It follows a lot of indicators and its easy. I had good experience with it until now.
its free . you need more research to find out the similer codes . 
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glassnode.com has a lot of detailed indicators that measure a lot of less popular indicators such as Exchange reserves, Funds moving off exchanges, (NVT) Ratio, NVT Signal (NVTS) and others some of which you can find here.
Unfortunately, the paid version is expensive and worthy for those who care about that data.
They still have some analytics for free.
https://docs.glassnode.com/api/indicators
Unfortunately, the paid version is expensive and worthy for those who care about that data.
They still have some analytics for free.
https://docs.glassnode.com/api/indicators
No need to rush up because you would eventually find the indicator that would suit you out depending or according into
your needs.Usually when it comes to TA's then it would usually talk about.
1. Common Support and Resistance Lines
2. Moving Averages
3. RSI
4. MACD
5. Fibonnaci
6. Timeframe biases
It does depend on how you do mix up and make trade executions on this one.
your needs.Usually when it comes to TA's then it would usually talk about.
1. Common Support and Resistance Lines
2. Moving Averages
3. RSI
4. MACD
5. Fibonnaci
6. Timeframe biases
It does depend on how you do mix up and make trade executions on this one.
Timeframe biases indicator is something I have not used, I think this is what you are trying to look for OP. Test to see if there's something like this for free on tradingview but found none. What does this do, how does it work?
Fibonacci is common. AFAIK it's going to help determine to make the support and resistance visible without you as a trader having to draw trend lines.
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What? No wonder I couldn't find it when I search on Tradingview. Why the hell did he list it 😁
What I think the forum shoukd actually have are tutorials like strategies in trading in a particular TF that tells us to sell when an MA crosses another MA and thrn buy when it crosses again to another MA. So far I have not seen tutorials like this here.
indicator that measure the bid/ask ratio and market order ratio .
indicator that help you to define the trend direction
actually there's a bunch of indicators that can define the trend direction, but for me seems this 3 is the to use feo that, such "ichimuko" , William alligator" but you need more modification in settings just to clear the highlights in the chart.. And lasty super trend indicators wherein will show a buy signal and sell signal sometimes it's accurate but for me i used to combine with "heikin ashi" to assure it's telling the right signal.. indicator that help you to define the trend direction
ya i am using heikin ashi and exo chart really helpful but would be more better if we somehow add more bullet to our system to fight with other smart traders . to somehow gain more odds with the indictor that define the better bid/ask/market data to determine the health of trend .
op
indicator that measure the bid/ask ratio and market order ratio .
indicator that help you to define the trend direction
actually there's a bunch of indicators that can define the trend direction, but for me seems this 3 is the to use feo that, such "ichimuko" , William alligator" but you need more modification in settings just to clear the highlights in the chart.. And lasty super trend indicators wherein will show a buy signal and sell signal sometimes it's accurate but for me i used to combine with "heikin ashi" to assure it's telling the right signal.. indicator that help you to define the trend direction
indicators more like footprint chart to decode the bid/ask/market/volume/
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Of all the ones listed, the ones you see the major news outlets using is RSI and MA, I hardly see anybody using Fib anymore unlike the early days. Anyone know why?
Thanks for this too,,, I haven't used Tradingview in a really long time but this is a new feature then. I have been trying to compile a series of indicator guides like a glossary:) Something for a new freelance project for some guys.
If you are looking for a unique indicator that doesn't always use you can check tradingview it's free just register on them and then go to chart look for indicators and then go to the public library you can see there are likes on the right lowest must be the unique one.
Thanks for this too,,, I haven't used Tradingview in a really long time but this is a new feature then. I have been trying to compile a series of indicator guides like a glossary:) Something for a new freelance project for some guys.
What I can say of uncommon indicators are most of them are also made of these common indicators, some of them are just a combination of common indicators which they just tweak it and that's why they become uncommon and some of them are not free.
I'm not saying that using paid indicators is not good, that's why they are not free because they are for sure effective base on how you will use them.
For me, having an indicator related to the volume and momentum is really good, it will help you to identify the trend or move of the price.
I'm not saying that using paid indicators is not good, that's why they are not free because they are for sure effective base on how you will use them.
For me, having an indicator related to the volume and momentum is really good, it will help you to identify the trend or move of the price.
No need to rush up because you would eventually find the indicator that would suit you out depending or according into
your needs.Usually when it comes to TA's then it would usually talk about.
1. Common Support and Resistance Lines
2. Moving Averages
3. RSI
4. MACD
5. Fibonnaci
6. Timeframe biases
It does depend on how you do mix up and make trade executions on this one.
your needs.Usually when it comes to TA's then it would usually talk about.
1. Common Support and Resistance Lines
2. Moving Averages
3. RSI
4. MACD
5. Fibonnaci
6. Timeframe biases
It does depend on how you do mix up and make trade executions on this one.
Timeframe biases indicator is something I have not used, I think this is what you are trying to look for OP. Test to see if there's something like this for free on tradingview but found none. What does this do, how does it work?
Fibonacci is common. AFAIK it's going to help determine to make the support and resistance visible without you as a trader having to draw trend lines.
In tradingview, under indicators and strategies. There are a lot more uncommon scripts both free and paid that you could use. Just explore them by clicking on;
- Built-ins
- Candlestick patterns
- Public Library
- Volume profile
Personally i prefer the indicators you call common like RSI, MACD, Bolliger Bands. There's a reason they are common
- Built-ins
- Candlestick patterns
- Public Library
- Volume profile
Personally i prefer the indicators you call common like RSI, MACD, Bolliger Bands. There's a reason they are common
hello trading players
need some help regarding indicators . (uncommon indicators other then common indicators - rsi,mcad etc )
indicators that help to decode the bid/ask/market orders or help you define the trends . where the next high odd the trend move
free/paid any indicators
.
That's good that you know the basic indicators when it comes to trading and I can say it's already enough to analyze the price movement but if you still want more you can try Fibonnaci, this one works as well along with your list, just use most of them to compliment each other and to confirm the trend. Trading is too risky mate, you have to take time learning those indicators because that's the only thing that can help you to prevent losing money, TAYOR! need some help regarding indicators . (uncommon indicators other then common indicators - rsi,mcad etc )
indicators that help to decode the bid/ask/market orders or help you define the trends . where the next high odd the trend move
free/paid any indicators
.
No need to rush up because you would eventually find the indicator that would suit you out depending or according into
your needs.Usually when it comes to TA's then it would usually talk about.
1. Common Support and Resistance Lines
2. Moving Averages
3. RSI
4. MACD
5. Fibonnaci
6. Timeframe biases
It does depend on how you do mix up and make trade executions on this one.
your needs.Usually when it comes to TA's then it would usually talk about.
1. Common Support and Resistance Lines
2. Moving Averages
3. RSI
4. MACD
5. Fibonnaci
6. Timeframe biases
It does depend on how you do mix up and make trade executions on this one.
You can check this list of indicators here https://gist.github.com/m-ahmadi/a59f592d0800d0bcbc7621cbb898779a
I never test other indicators other than using common indicators available on TradingView. I both use MACD and RSI sometimes for the long term but for scalping I'm using "Williams fractal" that shows low or high trend signal.
If you are looking for a unique indicator that doesn't always use you can check tradingview it's free just register on them and then go to chart look for indicators and then go to the public library you can see there are likes on the right lowest must be the unique one.
I never test other indicators other than using common indicators available on TradingView. I both use MACD and RSI sometimes for the long term but for scalping I'm using "Williams fractal" that shows low or high trend signal.
If you are looking for a unique indicator that doesn't always use you can check tradingview it's free just register on them and then go to chart look for indicators and then go to the public library you can see there are likes on the right lowest must be the unique one.
thanks everyone
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