Posted by admin | Posted in General | Posted on 28-10-2010
Tags: Break, Combinations, Fibonacci Levels, Forex Indicators, Forex Trader, Money, Mouse Button, Professional Trader, Resistance Level, Resistance Levels, Sign Posts, Support And Resistance
Every forex trader wants the latest and greatest indicator that will make them money immediately. What they don’t realize is that there are plenty of indicators out there – you just have to know how to use them. One of my favorite indicator combinations is support and resistance combined with Fibonacci levels.
If you think this sounds really complicated, stay with me for a minute. It isn’t that bad at all.
First of all, support and resistance levels are very easy to understand. They are simply price levels where the market dramatically turned around.
For example, if the market is falling and it stops and goes back up, the lowest point of the fall is the support level.
If the market is rising and then stops and falls back down, the highest point is the resistance level.
Support and resistance levels tend to repeat themselves, so once you see them, watch how the market reacts when it approaches these levels again. They can give you excellent clues to what the market may do next.
Now let’s look at Fibonacci levels. These levels take support and resistance and break them up into smaller sections that have been mathematically proven to occur over and over again.
Does it sound confusing? Well, the best way to understand this is to see a picture rather than me trying to explain it, but it is all very simple.
The point in Fibonacci levels is to provide you with more sign posts in the market that can tell you where the price is going next.
Individually, support and resistance and Fibonacci levels are very, very powerful. But when you combine the two together, they give you an excellent chance of predicting the market’s next move.
And the best part about these indicators is that they are absolutely free. Every single trading application will let you draw these with the click of a mouse button. Oh, and something else about these – every professional trader uses them. So if you want to see what professional traders see, use these two indicators.
