Most reliable set of Indicators

rajakrsnan · #1 3rd June 2008, 09:24 PM

Hi everybody,

Kindly list the most reliable list of Indicators - in all time frames.

By "reliabile" I dont mean it should bulls eye, but it should point towards an impending change in trend - immediate, short or long term.

It can be stand alone or in combinations.

Now, anybody out there who can list these?

skarpio · #2 3rd June 2008, 09:29 PM

I have an impression that this is a very subjective issue. However, even if you take personal preferences out of the equation, you are still left with the instrument of choice (the 'what' to trade). Isn't this further complicated should you hedge? I may be wrong, so help me learn!

ARMHM · #3 3rd June 2008, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by rajakrsnan

Hi everybody,

Kindly list the most reliable list of Indicators - in all time frames.

By "reliabile" I dont mean it should bulls eye, but it should point towards an impending change in trend - immediate, short or long term.

It can be stand alone or in combinations.

Now, anybody out there who can list these?

Try point & figure charts. Double top pattern good for buying. Selling on double bottom. It is 90% success.

Linus · #4 3rd June 2008, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by rajakrsnan

Hi everybody,

Kindly list the most reliable list of Indicators - in all time frames.

By "reliabile" I dont mean it should bulls eye, but it should point towards an impending change in trend - immediate, short or long term.

It can be stand alone or in combinations.

Now, anybody out there who can list these?

Price. Works in all time frames !

Linus

AW10 · #5 4th June 2008, 12:16 AM

I like the thread and will be watching it closely.
Lets get practical, dear. I don't think any such thing call master "Set of Indicators" exists that will work in ALL conditions. Otherwise, traders trading from centuries would have already found that and we wouldn't have got some many TA indicators invented everyday.

As mentioned by Linus, PRICE is the only real thing in the market because we trade on a price level. All other indicators / studies / set of studies only help in increasing the odds/probabilities in our favour.

To trade, we need to know the Trend, Price and Timing so we need to use the set of indicators that helps in these 3 parameters.

Personally in my analysis I use - Moving Averages / Trendlines for Trends, Candlestick patterns, Fibonacci levels for Price and Stochastics for timing.

Happy Trading.

rkkarnani · #6 4th June 2008, 07:33 AM

Pivot method of Saint seems to be working in all type of market and all time frames!!!!

V FROM TCR · #7 4th June 2008, 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by rkkarnani

Pivot method of Saint seems to be working in all type of market and all time frames!!!!

Sir,
Can you please explain the Pivot method and how to use it?

rkkarnani · #8 4th June 2008, 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by V FROM TCR

Sir,
Can you please explain the Pivot method and how to use it?

Please go through this thread!!!

http://www.traderji.com/technical-an...-man-fish.html

uasish · #9 4th June 2008, 08:48 AM

Whenever i need any trival things say a Holiday list of NSE i call Sunnondo to send it though i have ALL & EVERYTHING required ,in my Computer but will have to search for it,which Drive or in which files.
Sunondo can locate every tit-bit in a flicker,whereas mine one is disorderly ,all in Desk top,files inside another file all those in another file,horrible (i found Rajaram also falls in my category).
An Indicator should gives us the Right info. of the apparently Disorder Mkt.

knag · #10 4th June 2008, 11:36 AM

There is nothing like reliable set of indicators.
--knag