For
this reason it is important to choose different indicators for
different market conditions. For instance, we could use one oscillator
to forecast tops and bottoms when the market is ranging, but once either
the top or bottom is broken, we could use the CCI to take signals based
on extreme levels.
To trade based only on
one indicator could be risky, we need to adapt our strategy to the
different market conditions, and combine preferably indicators of
different nature, for example, use oscillators in combination with
candlestick reversal patterns to get our trading signals.
The other extreme is not good either, using a lot of indicators could complicate trading decisions and we could end up with a system that is hardly tradable.
For now, get familiar with each indicator and pattern studied in these past three lessons. Try to see which one of them fits you better and what combination of technical tools could help you achieve better results.
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