In order for forex technical charts to reflect market trends more intuitively, it is necessary to use various technical indicators (various auxiliary lines).
There are four main categories of forex technical indicators: trend indicators, ** indicators, volume indicators, and bills. Williams indicator.
Trend indicators
They reflect the trend of a particular trading symbol in different time dimensions, helping to preliminarily determine whether it is ** or **.
Indicators
Refers to the direction of a particular symbol that fluctuates around the center line and helps to approach the phase. It's especially good for making decisions when the market isn't trending clearly, guiding you when to ** or sell.
Volume indicator
Because forex is a global market, global trading volume changes rapidly, so it is difficult to calculate, therefore, it uses the ** time in a specified time period to represent the trading volume. In other words, the volume indicator represents the amount of change for each time period. It can reflect the fluctuations of the forex market in different time periods. By comparing market trades** and volumes in the same time dimension, it can help you infer market trends.
Bill. Williams indicator.
Here are some of the indicators in the trading strategy of Bill Williams, a famous trader. By grasping the psychological changes in the market and using the previous *** future**.
It is important not to be greedy to study too many technical indicators. Forex trading strategies don't just rely on technical analysis. Many technical indicators are interrelated. Focus on a few mainstream metrics that work for you.
Reminder: The dollar rose and gold prices rose, and oil prices were **6%, waiting for non-farm payrolls guidance. For specific operations, please pay attention to the financial investment network, the market is changing rapidly, investment needs to be cautious, and the operation strategy is for reference only.