First off, I would click the megaphone and hit make it yours so your chart will match mine.
I've put quite a bit of time studying various methods and indicators. These are what I trade with day in and day out. If you just used the indicators at the bottom, you would be a successful trader with proper risk management. In ranging markets when the Shaff trend line crosses the hull moving average at the bottom, long. At the top, short. In bull markets, add to your position at the bottom cross and take profit at the top. Reverse that for bear markets.
I use the middle keltner line for confluence. Example: In a bearish market I will be looking to add to a short position if price is moving up from the bottom range of the Bollinger Band/Keltner channel range up to the middle line and if the Shaff trend line is nearing the top and crosses the hull ma, I enter a position with confidence.
In flat or ranging markets I look for separation of the top and bottom channels of the Bollinger Band/Keltner channels to place bids or asks as price will eventually go there. Long bottom, short top. Risk management is especially important in these types of trades as flat markets can become trending very rapidly and in that case you just switch your bias to whatever trend the market is heading and follow the rules.
Remember. The markets are here to transfer money from the impatient to the patient. Think ahead and never have to react.
I've put quite a bit of time studying various methods and indicators. These are what I trade with day in and day out. If you just used the indicators at the bottom, you would be a successful trader with proper risk management. In ranging markets when the Shaff trend line crosses the hull moving average at the bottom, long. At the top, short. In bull markets, add to your position at the bottom cross and take profit at the top. Reverse that for bear markets.
I use the middle keltner line for confluence. Example: In a bearish market I will be looking to add to a short position if price is moving up from the bottom range of the Bollinger Band/Keltner channel range up to the middle line and if the Shaff trend line is nearing the top and crosses the hull ma, I enter a position with confidence.
In flat or ranging markets I look for separation of the top and bottom channels of the Bollinger Band/Keltner channels to place bids or asks as price will eventually go there. Long bottom, short top. Risk management is especially important in these types of trades as flat markets can become trending very rapidly and in that case you just switch your bias to whatever trend the market is heading and follow the rules.
Remember. The markets are here to transfer money from the impatient to the patient. Think ahead and never have to react.