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RJT - Trading Zones
This is the Visual Indicator component of my Trading Zones System; other indicators are the Trade Visualiser and Trader Placer.
This indicator is based around a convergence and divergence of moving averages. As the signal line moves into the yellow "zone" from below a long position is opened. This position is closed and reversed when either the upper or lower boundary is crossed downwards by the signal line. This is all reversed for short trades.
The channel is created by adding a factor of previous values, from a configurable period, to an exponential moving average of the signal line.
Best used on the Daily timeframe of any Forex or Commodity market, but is successful on all timeframes.
Go Long when background turns from Red to Green.
Go Short when background changes from Green to Red.
Signal Smoothing = Length of signal period
Signal Look back period = Period of look back for highest value (when long, lowest value when short) to create channel width
Channel multiple= Multiple of highest value to be added to EMA of Signal to create zone (larger number = wider zone)
This indicator is based around a convergence and divergence of moving averages. As the signal line moves into the yellow "zone" from below a long position is opened. This position is closed and reversed when either the upper or lower boundary is crossed downwards by the signal line. This is all reversed for short trades.
The channel is created by adding a factor of previous values, from a configurable period, to an exponential moving average of the signal line.
Best used on the Daily timeframe of any Forex or Commodity market, but is successful on all timeframes.
Go Long when background turns from Red to Green.
Go Short when background changes from Green to Red.
Signal Smoothing = Length of signal period
Signal Look back period = Period of look back for highest value (when long, lowest value when short) to create channel width
Channel multiple= Multiple of highest value to be added to EMA of Signal to create zone (larger number = wider zone)
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