Probing the Indicator Rabbit Hole. Bullish Divergence.
This is a stock trend trading strategy that is heavily reliant on indicators. I was seeing if I could use this same strategy for futures, and surprising no one, it does translate.
You need at least 2 of the indicators to be giving you exactly what you want, and the other indicators to be at least not working aggressively against you.
This is a super crisp example, literally everything came out right. That's why I chose this example. Not an accident. If you really want to test the metal of this strategy, by all means, don't let me stop you.
The ending conclusion, if you've got your head right should be the following : "If I had been able to notice everything going on here I could have had a lot of confidence using a high probability order placement."
You need at least 2 of the indicators to be giving you exactly what you want, and the other indicators to be at least not working aggressively against you.
This is a super crisp example, literally everything came out right. That's why I chose this example. Not an accident. If you really want to test the metal of this strategy, by all means, don't let me stop you.
The ending conclusion, if you've got your head right should be the following : "If I had been able to notice everything going on here I could have had a lot of confidence using a high probability order placement."
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