From the book Investing and Trading: Secrets to Success
An overview of technical indicators such as RSI, MACD, and Bollinger Bands.
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CHAPTER SUMMARY
The idea in one minute
Indicators organize price, volume, or other data. Adding many does not guarantee better decisions and may duplicate signals. The chapter favors a readable chart and introduces Fibonacci as a reference for studying retracements and extensions.
What to remember
- You should know what each tool you add measures.
- Several similar signals may come from the same data.
- Fibonacci levels are references, not mandatory destinations.
Put it into practice
Remove one indicator and ask what useful information you have lost. Keep only those with a clear role in your method.
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- INIntroduction
- TOCContents
- 01The evolution of trading
- 02Trading and investing
- 03Different markets
- 04Fast and slow leverage
- 05Spot vs. derivatives
- 06D.C.A. strategy
- 07Diversification
- 08Base and quote currencies
- 09How money works
- 10Financial market cycles, BTC halving, and strategy
- 11Reading Japanese candlesticks
- 12Support and resistance
- 13There is no exact science in this field
- 14What moves markets?
- 15How to identify trends
- 16Ranges
- 17Japanese candlestick patterns
- 18Moving averages
- 19The most popular technical indicators
- 20Filling the GAP
- 21Trading styles
- 22Binary options: the biggest garbage ever to exist in the markets
- 23Fundamental analysis and fundamentals
- 24Financial bubbles
- 25Before learning to win, learn to lose
- 26An asset’s average price
- 27Extreme events
- 28Price action: strategies
- 29Liquidity and market makers
- 30The DeFi world: benefits and risks
- 31Scams and risks to avoid
- 32Risk vs. volatility
- 33Arbitrage
- 34Grid trading in Spot and Futures
- 35The shortest path is the longest path
- 36The circle of success
- APAppendix
- ENDFarewell
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