Comments on: How To Use Forex Lagging Indicators http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html Best Online Forex Indicator Guide Tue, 31 Jan 2012 06:01:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Kelvin http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html/comment-page-1#comment-1068 Kelvin Fri, 13 Aug 2010 10:58:33 +0000 http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html#comment-1068 In fact all indicators are able to give you at least 5pips but the problem lies in the false signal that they are producing. In trading there is no way you can get the market to respond immediately as it is something that is driven by people. Theerefore there will always be some lag between the signal and the movement. That is why you need a combination of a few indicators to give you the entry signal. In fact all indicators are able to give you at least 5pips but the problem lies in the false signal that they are producing. In trading there is no way you can get the market to respond immediately as it is something that is driven by people.

Theerefore there will always be some lag between the signal and the movement. That is why you need a combination of a few indicators to give you the entry signal.

]]> By: Lawal http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html/comment-page-1#comment-1007 Lawal Mon, 09 Aug 2010 12:40:19 +0000 http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html#comment-1007 Hello Kelvin. i have been your subscriber for quite a while now.I have been seaching for indicator(s) that i can use to get at least 5pips and also get te timing correctly. say in the next 5minutes price will go up or it will come down. i have use 20 and 50 EMAs but i found out that many times, when the EMA crossed, it may take time for it to respond and as such i dont really get the time frame correctly. although, it does work well for me when i trade forex and i dont have to use time frame. What do you think? base on your experience, do you think i can find an indicator that i can use that actually gives time frame and trend at the same time? Hello Kelvin. i have been your subscriber for quite a while now.I have been seaching for indicator(s) that i can use to get at least 5pips and also get te timing correctly. say in the next 5minutes price will go up or it will come down. i have use 20 and 50 EMAs but i found out that many times, when the EMA crossed, it may take time for it to respond and as such i dont really get the time frame correctly. although, it does work well for me when i trade forex and i dont have to use time frame. What do you think? base on your experience, do you think i can find an indicator that i can use that actually gives time frame and trend at the same time?

]]> By: Rockdrop http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html/comment-page-1#comment-890 Rockdrop Sun, 01 Aug 2010 12:12:44 +0000 http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html#comment-890 Oh ok. Maybe 30 min chart for trend checking and 5 min chart for entry point. Oh ok. Maybe 30 min chart for trend checking and 5 min chart for entry point.

]]> By: Kelvin http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html/comment-page-1#comment-869 Kelvin Sat, 31 Jul 2010 03:47:26 +0000 http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html#comment-869 Hi pal 4 to 8 hours a day is a lot already and trend trading is something that is very profitable if you are able to execute it well. This is my personal opinion, I feel that 2 ema is too fast and will create a lot of false signal. On the other hand, it also gives you more trading opportunity. You have to weigh the difference. I like your idea of entering using lower time frame as it can definitely give you better entry position but hourly and 5 minutes are a bit too far apart. If you are trading off the hourly chart, maybe you can consider using the 15 minutes as entry. Hi pal

4 to 8 hours a day is a lot already and trend trading is something that is very profitable if you are able to execute it well. This is my personal opinion, I feel that 2 ema is too fast and will create a lot of false signal. On the other hand, it also gives you more trading opportunity. You have to weigh the difference.

I like your idea of entering using lower time frame as it can definitely give you better entry position but hourly and 5 minutes are a bit too far apart. If you are trading off the hourly chart, maybe you can consider using the 15 minutes as entry.

]]> By: Rockdrop http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html/comment-page-1#comment-815 Rockdrop Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:10:30 +0000 http://www.forexindicator.org/how-to-use-forex-lagging-indicators.html#comment-815 Kelvin, So if I would like to trade when I am only online (4-8 hours a day) and trading with the trend is my strategy, Would you recommend using 2 EMA's only for trend checking at a 1 hour chart and Entry point checking at 5 min chart? I'd like to keep my strategy as simple as possible. RockDrop Kelvin,

So if I would like to trade when I am only online (4-8 hours a day) and trading with the trend is my strategy, Would you recommend using 2 EMA’s only for trend checking at a 1 hour chart and Entry point checking at 5 min chart? I’d like to keep my strategy as simple as possible.

RockDrop

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