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Hello.

 

What is the best Indicators to use for SA40 Cash ? Currently using Stochastics 5,3,3 but it seems not to be very accurate. Also follow the daily chart combined with signals of atleast 70%. Economic forecasts not a little unriliable.

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Hi   no indicator is reliable on it's own, as all are a function of past data. Stoch  533 is a fast trigger type indicator so the signals need to be qualified in some way depending on what type of trades you are looking for (swing or reversal).

If you are trying to swing you need a trend and momentum indicator eg moving averages.

So, in-order (20,50,100), and sloping MA's showing trend and momentum, then wait for a pullback and use Stoch 533 to trigger entry as Stoch drops out of oversold or oversold (20,80 or ?) on pullback to continue with trend. see daily chart.

 

If trading reversals you need support and resistance levels as well as an indicator to show waning momentum such as MACD and again use Stoch drop-outs to signal entry.

 

Experiment with different settings for different time frames and remember no indicator will tell you when a bank decides to put in a big order.

 

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