I don't use any specific tools to analyze because I depend on the market and make my own line based on the market price movements.
But that is a good tool which could help us to analyze deeper on every coin.
We need to analyze still, and not just depends on the website because the website only gives a global calculation.
Thank you for sharing the tools, and I hope I can get something from the tools.
Topic: Scanning and finding best performing coins with the use of technical indicators (Read 127 times)
May 24, 2019, 05:44:12 PM
May 24, 2019, 03:18:44 PM
I didn't know about it and i will check it out when I am trading next week... Thanks for sharing.
I have been using http://www.funnymay.com/screener.php thou the web page design isn't the most exciting but i helped me analyzing when to get started with the buying or selling
I have been using http://www.funnymay.com/screener.php thou the web page design isn't the most exciting but i helped me analyzing when to get started with the buying or selling
May 23, 2019, 03:22:17 PM
Well, all depends on the method that will work for you. As for me, I make use of candle stick formation to make my trading decision although I usually take into consideration the fundamental issues before making a trading decision. This has helped me right from when I was trading stock and Forex till I got to know crypto currency which happen to be my favorite now.
May 23, 2019, 02:30:20 PM
I wanted to know what tools you guys use for technical analysis to make better decisions while trading. I'm relatively new to crypto but I've traded stocks at an earlier time. But my problem with crypto is there are not enough tools in the market. It's like most of the noobs are just throwing blind darts. Is it so? do you guys use some specific tools that you swear by apart from the obvious ones(tradingview, etc)
I found this one (https://cryptocontrol.io/en/screener) and thought it was very close to the Finviz stock screener which is amazing & used by almost every wall street guy.
I found this one (https://cryptocontrol.io/en/screener) and thought it was very close to the Finviz stock screener which is amazing & used by almost every wall street guy.
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