Exponential Moving Average (EMA) Heikin Ashi Strategy... A Real Strategy...
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Hello everyone from the trading school! We are with you again with a new video. This week we have prepared a nice strategy video for you that combines moving averages and Heikin Ashi candlestick chart.
Before going into details, we would like to briefly mention the moving averages to be used in strategy and the Heikin Ashi chart. Moving averages, which show the average price of a financial asset over a period, are used for many purposes. The most important of these is to determine the trend direction, especially used by trend traders. A second use of moving averages is to determine the levels of entry or exit from trading, which is a challenge for many traders. For this reason, it is among the most frequently used indicators. There are many types of moving averages. However, the two most used moving averages are the Simple Moving Average, which is the average price indicator over a given period, and the Exponential Moving Average, which gives more weight to recent prices. To get more detailed information about moving averages, you can click on the recommendation card that appears above.
As you know, Heikin Ashi is a chart type like the classic candlestick, which is used to display prices briefly. The Heikin Ashi chart type helps you decide whether to stay in the trading or not. Heikin Ashi charts make candlestick charts more readable for traders who want to know when to stay in a trade or enter a strong trend and when to exit when the trend weakens. It is a modified candlestick charting technique that rearranges how the price is displayed. One of the most key features of candlesticks on Heikin Ashi charts is that they tend to stay green during uptrend and red during downtrend. Color changes that occur on Heikin Ashi candlesticks during an ascending or falling trend are usually considered a trend reversal. In short, due to the Heikin Ashi formula, it is a type of chart that offers a clearer picture of the trend, as it filters out the noise generated in prices. To get more detailed information about Heikin Ashi, you can click on the recommendation card that appears above.
It is useful to give a brief information about the charts and indicators to be used in the strategy. It is quite difficult to predict the bottom or top level of any price action. Because for the indicators to show bottoms or tops, prices need to action for a while. Rather than looking for bottom/top, it seems more reasonable to explore ways to get involved in the current trend. That is why in our strategy we will use Heikin Ashi candlesticks and moving averages, which allows us great convenience in finding trends. The moving averages will be the 21-period Exponential Moving Average and the 55-period Exponential Moving Average.
Before going into details, we would like to briefly mention the moving averages to be used in strategy and the Heikin Ashi chart. Moving averages, which show the average price of a financial asset over a period, are used for many purposes. The most important of these is to determine the trend direction, especially used by trend traders. A second use of moving averages is to determine the levels of entry or exit from trading, which is a challenge for many traders. For this reason, it is among the most frequently used indicators. There are many types of moving averages. However, the two most used moving averages are the Simple Moving Average, which is the average price indicator over a given period, and the Exponential Moving Average, which gives more weight to recent prices. To get more detailed information about moving averages, you can click on the recommendation card that appears above.
As you know, Heikin Ashi is a chart type like the classic candlestick, which is used to display prices briefly. The Heikin Ashi chart type helps you decide whether to stay in the trading or not. Heikin Ashi charts make candlestick charts more readable for traders who want to know when to stay in a trade or enter a strong trend and when to exit when the trend weakens. It is a modified candlestick charting technique that rearranges how the price is displayed. One of the most key features of candlesticks on Heikin Ashi charts is that they tend to stay green during uptrend and red during downtrend. Color changes that occur on Heikin Ashi candlesticks during an ascending or falling trend are usually considered a trend reversal. In short, due to the Heikin Ashi formula, it is a type of chart that offers a clearer picture of the trend, as it filters out the noise generated in prices. To get more detailed information about Heikin Ashi, you can click on the recommendation card that appears above.
It is useful to give a brief information about the charts and indicators to be used in the strategy. It is quite difficult to predict the bottom or top level of any price action. Because for the indicators to show bottoms or tops, prices need to action for a while. Rather than looking for bottom/top, it seems more reasonable to explore ways to get involved in the current trend. That is why in our strategy we will use Heikin Ashi candlesticks and moving averages, which allows us great convenience in finding trends. The moving averages will be the 21-period Exponential Moving Average and the 55-period Exponential Moving Average.
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