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      Do you believe in set and forget to eliminate trading psychology

      By dmedin · Posted

      I would says so, unless you are dealing with short time frames and large sums of money and you are able to be glued to the screen 100% of the time and give it your full attention.
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      So that's a bearish candle, after an up move that's running out of steam (with small read bodies and long legs), falling back down towards established Fibonacci levels, with a MACD crossing from above 0 and RSI below 50     At one point I had the RSI set to 9, and that additionally gives an overbought divergence (price goes higher but RSI doesn't).  This also gives a nice oversold indication when the move down is coming to an end  
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      Indices

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      MACD and RSI are saying the same thing (MACD crosses below signal and RSI drops below 50) What's really useful here though are those Fibonacci levels.  (Except when they aren't, like where the big horizontal oval shape is)  

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