There are generally 4 ways to use Moving Averages-Dynamic Support & Resistance-Basis for Deviations-General Trend Filter-Specific Trigger or Signal
Moving Averages are not given the attention they deserve. They're powerful indicators and in this series we hope to give you new ideas around them. We kick things of with the granddaddy of them all-- The Simple Moving Average
This is an eye-opener revealing how the Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) is created. The answer will surprise you and reveal why the DEMA seems to almost have a mind of its own.
In this video we look at the stats for lots of Moving Average strategies on the site. We'll talk about establishing a baseline, filtering with a bell curve in mind, and find what other indicators might work well combined with Moving Averages.
The MACD is one of the most powerful indicators because of it’s ability to show both trend and momentum. This video series shows you how the different elements of the MACD work and the best ways to apply them to your trading.
The RSI is a great strength indicator however there are a few common misconceptions behind using it. This video series demystifies the RSI indicator by breaking it down into key components and a visual guide.
The stochastic is a great complimentary indicator for quick entries and exits. This video series will show you the character and application of this fast paced indicator including how to apply it to your trading.
Moving averages are not given the attention they deserve. In this series you’ll learn the distinctions between the moving average (MA), exponential moving average (EMA ) and double exponential moving average (DEMA).
Learn some simple ways to use the heikin-ashi aggregate chart to help gauge momentum, direction and trend. Heikin-ashi is the foundation of the PayDay Cycle strategy. This lesson covers the basics of this powerful chart.
Discover the best way to using moving average crosses including what to expect as far as trade length, risk reward batting average and how to apply a simple moving average cross to your trading.
The DMI is the foundation for the ADX indicator. This quick video series walks you through the different parts of the indicator, including how to read the various stages / states of the indicator.