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The MAC Fibo Indicator for MT4 is an indicator that is built for the everyday trader who uses the Meta Trader 4 charting platform. It is based on the Moving Average indicator and the Fibonacci principle. This indicator combines both this principle and strategy together to create a simplified signal provider based on these principles.
The indicator works by helping the trader to identify market periods where the price is trending in one particular direction. Once a trader can identify these periods in the markets, he or she can then place trades in the direction of these trends forming. The trader can derive a lot of market insights from using the indicator. Some of these insights are outlined and listed below.
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Some Major Advantages of using the MAC Fibo Indicator for MT4
One of the first major advantages of using the MAC Fibo Indicator for MT4 is that it can help a trader to spot new trends as they are developing. The trader is able to spot new trends using this indicator because the indicator calculates the average price moves using its moving average indicator and then uses this calculation to mathematically spot when a new move is developing in the market.
Once the new move starts developing in the market, the indicator then alerts the trader to it by placing signal lines on the trader's chart.
These signal lines serve to tell the trader that a new move is currently starting in the particular currency that a trader is currently working on. This way, the indicator can assist the trader by helping to improve the way he or she actively analyzes the markets as it will tell him or her as soon as a new trade starts.
Another very important advantage of using the MAC Fibo Indicator for MT4 is that it can help a trader to very quickly spot an entry into a trend. This is very important for a trader during any trading day as he or she will need to spot a trend in order for him or her to make any profits during the trading day and also, without any trades, the trader will not be able to continue his or her trading business.
This is important since the trader will then only need to focus on entering the trades once they appear rather than looking all the way for trading signals or trying to analyze the markets on his or her own.
This will help to keep the trader organized and help him or her not to get distracted or have their minds wander off during the trading day, every trading day. The indicator provides the trader with trading signals by printing lines of different colors on the trader's charts. These lines are either colored red to indicate that the trader should be selling or are colored blue to indicate that the trader should be buying.
The trader can easily spot these signals on his or her trading charts as they are easily spottable and when he or she does, he can then use them to take trades in the direction that they are currently pointing the trader to. This will help the trader to always align their trades correctly in line with their trend direction.
Also, a trader who is using the MAC Fibo Indicator for MT4 can use the indicator to identify periods of trend-continuation in the markets. These periods of trend-continuation are those periods when the price on a particular currency pair has trended strongly in a certain direction and then stops briefly before taking off again in the same direction.
Once the price takes off in the same direction as it was previously moving to, the trend is said to have continued and the trader can then take advantage of this by joining the trade in the initial direction that price was moving.
This initial direction serves as a pointer or relay for the trader to show him or her what the initial direction in the markets has been and what the new market direction may likely be in order to make some profits from the markets. The trader can then leverage this insight in terms of market direction to creatively align his or her trades and ensure that he or she does not go contrary to this direction.
Also, the trader using the MAC Fibo Indicator for MT4 would also note a particular market pattern that often occurs with most of the trends that this indicator detects. This trend is that most of the time, the total length of the previous market move is also usually the same length of the next market move if the market decides to continue in its previous direction or print a trend-continuation trade scenario.
This means that a trader can very easily take advantage of the trend continuation trades by measuring the length of the previous market move from the point it started to the point it ended. The start and or endpoints might be the highest highs or the lowest lows that the market made during the trend that the trader is observing.
Once the trader has completely analyzed the markets and gotten what the size of the last move was, he or she can then go ahead to project that same amount of market move unto his or her charts as the target for the current market continuation move as the market mostly makes very similar moves like this during the trading day. These moves are similar because the markets move in measured moves and not as arbitrarily as most traders would like to believe it does.
Lastly, a trader needs to consider their risk management in the market and realize that no meaningful achievements or accomplishments can be achieved except a trader learns how to properly manage their risks in the markets.
This means that the trader would need to learn to add an exact dollar amount or percentage figure to their trades so that every trade in the markets has a relative cost to the trader and does not surpass this cost no matter what happens in the markets.
'FibonacciEMA' MT4 Indicator
8/26/2019
The Fibonacci sequence has a unique appeal. While it plays a variety of roles in nature, the Fibonacci sequence is also useful for FX.
This 'FibonacciEMA' is a moving average line (MA) using such a Fibonacci sequence. This indicator is especially recommended for those who don't know what to enter for the period used to calculate the moving average.
What is the Fibonacci sequence?
The Fibonacci number was named after Leo Fibonacci, an Italian mathematician. The Fibonacci sequence is a sequence consisting of the sum of the previous two numbers, such as “1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89…”. The EMA of this indicator applies this Fibonacci sequence to the calculation period.
How to use:
Try using it like a normal crossover system. For example, if the first moving average line (short-term moving average line) exceeds the other moving average lines, you should place a buy order.
You can also use this indicator simply for trend judgment. For example, if the moving average is all upward, there is a high possibility of an uptrend.
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Compatibility: MT4
Parameters:
- FastMAPeriod1 - The period used for First EMA calculation
- FastMAPeriod2 - The period used for Second EMA calculation
- FastMAPeriod3 - The period used for Third EMA calculation
- FastMAPeriod4 - The period used for Fourth EMA calculation
- FastMAPeriod5 - The period used for Fifth EMA calculation
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