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Forex Traders: Start Using Forward Indicators Instead Of Lagging Indicators For Higher Profits
Most Forex traders are taught to trade Forex the same way... with indicators. When you look at a trading chart, it is usually full of squiggly lines, colors, arrows and waves. And these indicators are there to try help you make trading decisions. Come on, don't lie... you chart is full of these indicators right now, aren't they?
Well, mine were too. I thought I could come up with some magic combination of indicators and then my trades couldn't lose. But the problem is, all these indicators are lagging indicators. They tell you were price has been. But what I learned from Tom Strignano recently, a retired Bank trader of over 25 years, was that to be successful in Forex, you need to focus on forward indicators. Here is some of what Tom taught me...
#1 Get Rid Of All Your Lagging Indicators
Tom is no fan of trading robots or “public” indicators. He calls them public indicators because they are the indicators that come with your trading platform that everyone uses. (Your chart is probably full of them right now… Moving Averages, MACD, Stochastics, etc.). The basic reason Tom hates these indicators is because they are LAGGING indicators.
Lagging indicators tell you where the market has been… not where it is going. And since past movement does not guarantee price will move in the same direction, these indicators are worthless. And I know, this might be a tough pill for some of you to swallow.
But, what Tom wants you to learn is how to read PRICE ACTION like a pro Forex trader. Price Action, or what price is doing right now, is the best way to look at the market. And through some proprietary calculations, Tom can figure out where price is likely to go. And focusing on these forward indicators is what sets you apart from other traders. (You know? The ones losing money!)
#2 Start Using Forward Indicators
OK, what is a forward indicator?
Forward indicators are levels where price is most likely to go. It looks into the future and predicts levels where price is drawn to or rejected from. Do you realize how powerful it is to base your trading decisions (enter or not, stop loss, profit levels, etc), on levels that have a high probability of attracting or rejecting price?
You might be familiar with some of these like Pivot Points and Support & Resistance Levels. But the difference with the levels you are probably used to and the ones Tom uses is that his are calculated from a proprietarty formula he created while working as a Bank Trader. His levels look at levels the Banks look at, which is the most important levels if you what to know what the big boys are doing.
#2A Market Exhaustion Points
This is another calculation Tom comes up with. It predicts areas where price is most likely to lose momentum. This is a KEY area to pay attention to price action. If price starts to stall, you might want to exit the trade, move your stop loss up, take partial profit, etc. But the point is, without these calculations… you wouldn’t know you were supposed to pay attention.
How many time have you placed a trade only to see momentum die out shortly after? You probably just traded into one of these exhaustion levels. Wouldn’t your trading be better if you knew these levels in advance? You see… Forward Indicators!
#2B Trend Reactionary Numbers (TRN)
These are very strong levels where the market usually reacts by bouncing off, or breaking through. If price approaches one of these levels and bounces off… you can be pretty sure it is heading for the Trend Reactionary Number below. If price breaks through and stays above… you can be pretty sure price is going to move to the next one. These major target areas are incredible because they provide targets for profits of HUNDREDS OF PIPS. And when you see these placed on a chart, it is amazing how price reacts at these areas!
In conclusion…
The point is, if you want to make consistent profits as a Forex trader, you need to start looking at the market like a professioal trader. This means making important decisions at key areas the big institutions look at and react to. Other traders are only looking at what price has done in the past… and this is why most fail. What I learned from Tom Strignano is you need to use forward indicators to plan your trades and make decisions based on what price action does at these areas. Succefull traders don't look into the past, they look forward and therefore make higher profits.
So, based on what Tom taught me, I've stripped my charts naked. They are no longer full of lagging indicators. Now they just have forward indicators as to where price might go... which has effectively become a map to higher profits. In the end, naked charts win.
About the Author
Find out how you can get the same forward indicators Tom Strignano uses to trade the Forex markets like a pro in Strignano Forex Trading. Start to use forward indicators to predict where price will go, and your trading will change for the better like mine did. See my experience in my blog
how do I reset fluid level indicator on a 1999 jeep?
I have never heard of any vehicle having to have a fluid level indicator reset, they should automatically turn off when the appropriate amount of fluid is present.
If a fluid level indicator came on, then you should check all of your fluids for the proper levels and add fluid as needed (check your owner's manual for fluids check points).
If you did this already and the fluid indicator is still on, then you may have a bad or sticking sensor. You should also check the connections to the sensor(s) as it may have come loose or disconnected or the wire may be broken or shorting out somewhere on some metal in the engine area.
Also, check your fuses and circuit breakers and reseat them all as poor connections can cause strange problems.
Of course if all this checks OK, you should talk to a good Jeep mechanic for some more ideas or have him check it out.
Good luck.
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