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How To Solve Indicators That Give Different Signals?

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The way to deal with different indicators, of course, is by not using different types of indicators, when using moving averages, just use them, don't use anything else
#16 - December 09, 2021, 02:25:01 AM

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the difference between using indicators is common, but indeed all of that can be overcome by making a line of support and resistance or making your own using existing chart patterns and not all relying on indicators
#17 - December 13, 2021, 05:41:49 AM

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Using the signal must be in accordance with existing procedures when you can't use the signal or you use the wrong signal then you will experience what is called a loss by opening a position, so first make sure the signal generated by the point is based on a correct analysis, not a random one.
#18 - December 13, 2021, 10:26:07 PM

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Why is solving the problem of the indicator very important because it is one of the analytical tools we use to predict a price, so when the lion produced by the indicator is not accurate, you can also learn a lot of the patterns in the candlestick.
#19 - December 13, 2021, 11:02:03 PM

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Overcoming different indicators can indeed be done in many ways, you can use some additional indicators or you must be able to memorize some of the patterns in the candles well
#20 - December 15, 2021, 11:05:55 PM

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If there is a different signal on the indicator then usually I will not open a position, because if the indicator gives a different signal then there is a market anomaly and we need to avoid this.
#21 - December 15, 2021, 11:07:14 PM

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the best thing is that you must also be able to know what are called ways to open a position without using signals from indicators you can also learn the science of demand and supply techniques which to my knowledge are also quite good in this case you can also explore the existing chart patterns
#22 - December 15, 2021, 11:08:32 PM

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maybe you should also be able to learn about the patterns in the MetaTrader chart because most professionals must be familiar with the patterns on the chart to open a definite position
#23 - December 16, 2021, 01:38:05 AM

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The fewer indicators the better. Because traders will focus more on learning and mastering these indicators. If you are already an expert in that indicator, just use another indicator and master it again. So the process is gradual. If you immediately use a lot of course the 'brain' is not used to dealing with many different signals. This is what confuses us. Just avoid using too many indicators, use just enough.
#24 - December 16, 2021, 11:39:38 PM

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If you like to use a lot of indicators, it doesn't matter as long as it's detailed, whether the function of the indicator is for trend analysis, for market entry and exit, or for signal confirmation, for filters, etc. Each one has a function.
#25 - December 16, 2021, 11:40:19 PM

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Overcoming a bad signal can be overcome in various ways, but you can use some additional indicators to help so that it is not difficult for you to analyze and you can do that by practicing first on a demo account.
#26 - December 16, 2021, 11:40:52 PM

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what you need to know is that you also have to be able to learn to use several indicators or use some technical tools such as Fibonacci so that when the signal produced by a different indicator you can use signals from other indicators
#27 - December 16, 2021, 11:42:03 PM

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if we use too many indicators, of course we will often find signal differences between each other the indicators we use, I used to often experience this and what happened even made me confused myself, and from there I decided to use one or only one indicator. tend to have the same character
#28 - December 17, 2021, 11:38:06 PM

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The most fatal mistake is that we don't understand each of these indicators, so when we encounter different signals, it makes us hesitate in making decisions. So it's best to first use an indicator that is already understood and then if you feel it's still lacking, you can add another indicator to complete and maximize our technique
#29 - December 17, 2021, 11:38:45 PM

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We recommend that you use enough indicators and according to their needs. For example 1 MA to determine the trend. Crossing 2 MA for entry signals and RSI for filters. Using support and resistance to determine TP and SL. Then automatically we already have one rule that will not overlap because of the indicator function we are using.
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