In this week’s vlog David talks about another popular trading indicator used by Forex and stock traders – Moving Averages. As the name implies this is an indicator based on price averages over certain periods of time that form lines which act as support and resistance levels. David takes us through the basics of the indicator and its most popular variation – Simple Moving Average (SMA).
The trading preview for the week is focused on the GBP/USD pair as political events have made it more dynamic and a suitable setting for demonstrating moving averages in a real environment.
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thanks David and Trading 212 for these videos!!!!
You are welcome, Gideon. Delighted to see you enjoy the videos.
Great video
You shoul make a video like this every day
Thanks for your enthusiasm.
Hello Sir,
Are you going to do every week these kind of videos?
Yes, Vasantha. Fresh vlog every week.
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Can you use the pro version of trading 212 on Mac?
Yes, you can.
I’m new to trading and I love your vids! if I’m trading different binaries like 5 min, 20 min, daily, weekly
, how do you choose your moving average parameters (5 day, 20 day, 100 day, etc)?
Hi, Tony. Please note that Trading 212 is a mobile and web app for Forex and CFDs trading. Your technical indicators’ settings depend on your trading style, strategy and preferences. Commonly used time periods when using Moving Averages are 10 – 20 for short term trends, 50 for mid-term trends and 200 for long-term trends. Watch this video for further details: https://youtu.be/4R2CDbw4g88.
Wow thank you for the quick reply!
14:20 hello there,can this be maybe a triangle pattern ? What do you think?:) Great vid!
Hi, Domagoj. You can watch this video about the triangle patterns: https://youtu.be/jWQlfs-ohJ8. Subscribe to the channel for fresh content every week.
after this explanation you can only lose money lol 😀
great video! thank you
Thanks David.
You mention Moving Averages for mainly stocks,but can they also be used effectively for commodities?
David’s videos are excellent!