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Moving average is are the average price action candlestick story of the previous charts and it is moving average holds the direction of the future because there are many traders looking at the higher moving average so it makes sense to trade with the moving average and always bland this moving average analyses
Bhai jo bhi indicator best hota hai, uska istemaal yaha par kafi jayda kiya jata hai, humare ko waise to badiya indicator ko hi learn karna hota hai bhai, wo indicator yaha par jarur achi trading karne ko dete hai bhai.Quote:
Originally Posted by naziakhan
bhai ji agar aap ess indicator ko achhe se use kar rahein hai to aapke liye fir esko he use karna achha rehta hai,yahan par indicator par jetna jada time dete hai wo aapke liye utne achha bann jaata hai aur aap fir achha kar sakte hai..Quote:
Originally Posted by naziakhan
Dear forex market me Moving Average ak buhat hi best indicator hain yeh zada tak Bollinger Bands k sath attach hota ha ic me understanding k liye apko market me kafi had tak samjh ho jay gi k market me abi kai hoga aur kaise apni trade me profit le sakte hian aur Experts Moving Average ko hi use karte hian aur ic k thru hi apni analysis show karte hain jis se humein market ka andaza ho jata ha.
Moving average trading karne ke liye bahut hi achchi indicator hota hai, eski sabse khas baat ye hai ki e market ki trend ke sath move karta hai, agar hum moving average ko samjhkar trading karte hai to hum achchi trading kar sakte hai aur achchi profit bhi kama sakte hai.
Moving average are the previous price action candlestick and these give the direction of the future price moment with the help of the previous average of the candlestick price. So if you are trading with the moving average you should know that you are trading with the higher moving average
moving averages baray study karna kafi had tak munasib howa karta hai kissi b aam or new trader k lye jiss ka jb tak hum apnay chart me moving average ka use nahi kare gay humaray chart me kuch khas trend cleare nahi hoga is liye humari koshish honi hoti hai k hamesha he chart ko clear rakhnay apnay mind me.
The moving average may be the most universal of all technical analysis indicators. While it is tempting to dismiss the moving average as antiquated its staying power is testament to its utility.
Initially, the only type of moving average was a simple arithmetic average, easy to understand and quick to calculate. This made it a standout in a world of technical analysis that predated computers. With the evolution of computerized technical analysis, a variety of additional averaging formulas have entered the mainstream.
All moving averages use a historical data series and the current price in the calculation. Since the goal is to forecast future price direction, would it be more effective to give greater weight to the more recent data points in the price series? This Analysis Concepts paper attempts to address the three most common moving-average formulas: simple, weighted and exponential.
We begin with a comparison of the calculations of a simple arithmetic average, a weighted average and an exponential average. This includes an understanding of the impact that each data point has in the calculation since that is at the logical and mathematical heart of these averages. Then, we will use EasyLanguage and TradeStation’s strategy-testing tools to profile basic differences in outcomes using the calculations from each formula.
There is no doubt that moving averages are mostly used in Forex Trading Business. These averages fail only when the data comes of any pair and it jumps in any way.
The moving averages helps point out the growth trend percentage and it is this which extrapolation would use first to predict the future sales.This could be done mathematically using a spreadsheet.Alternatively ,as extrapolation trend can simply be drawn in the chart as a rough estimate.But disadvantage is,there are significant fluctuation in historical data and ignoring qualitative factors.