Guys I have a question, I'm not into short-term trading, but I have found a way to use some indicators that works for short-term trading and I think it works long-term, it consists of the Bollinguer Bands added with the stochastic, If they cross and it leaves the peak of the stochastic, it gives a signal to enter, either in a bullish or a bearish sense, I do not know how effective it is, but it seems to me that it is a good trick taking into account that if an analysis is previously done in determining what trend the currency will take, this is something that caught my attention, especially for short-term trading, it seems to me that these tools are very powerful, has anyone combined them?
You could always do the paper test as well if you want to. Just check the indicator and whenever it looks like it is at the point you want to enter or you want to exit, just end up with writing the price down on a piece of paper (or use your notepad on your pc if you want to). After that, wait for it to get to other side and if you need to enter or exit again write that down as well.
This way you could see if your system is good or not. I personally believe that I have made some of my biggest mistakes on paper, thank god that I used that method because it allows me to actually make a profit with a good strategy if I am right, and if I am wrong it is only on the piece of paper I wrote and not a real trade. People also use demo trading games for this, that way you get to see how much you could have made or not with fake money and get a better understanding.
Thank you very much, I had not thought about doing it on paper, of course it can be done in a notepad, although having a review in any currency chart, the technique is fulfilled very well, only in a few cases is it not it complies, but 100% only fails about 5%, this is what I have observed, of course this is looking at it from front to back, for now I am going to put myself in the task of doing it on paper, because I like it better, Although I have never been to write down much on paper, but I feel that this way it is even more etched in my brain doing that exercise.