My Current Set Up ;)
I think that the use of indicators is essential if you do not want to spend more than 8 hours in front of your computer.
With the unique use of trend lines, fibbo, S&D zones.
It is essential and really no more is needed.
However you have to draw them yourself and it may take you a couple of hours to perform an analysis that is good enough to meet your risk management strategy.
The indicators are not perfect, but they can provide very broad and accurate information on the market situation and avoid going against it.
Creating your own alerts when a certain condition is met will save you hours on the computer and you will also find a system in which you feel comfortable.
Not all indicators work or are liked by all.
But as you explore them you will find better ones and in TradingView there are thousands of indicators, one better than the other.
The idea is not to have everyone together as this will make decision-making difficult and will make you less confident in your analysis or market expectations.
The ones that have worked best for me have been.
MTF (Multi.time frame)
Pivot Point MTF
(1W, 1M, 1Q, 1Y)
Ichimoku MTF of the most complete
(3D, 1D, 720, 240)
Heikin Ashi
Emas
(62.32 in exponential
50.20 in normal)
Always in 240 and with a display in more than three different resolutions
I think that the use of indicators is essential if you do not want to spend more than 8 hours in front of your computer.
With the unique use of trend lines, fibbo, S&D zones.
It is essential and really no more is needed.
However you have to draw them yourself and it may take you a couple of hours to perform an analysis that is good enough to meet your risk management strategy.
The indicators are not perfect, but they can provide very broad and accurate information on the market situation and avoid going against it.
Creating your own alerts when a certain condition is met will save you hours on the computer and you will also find a system in which you feel comfortable.
Not all indicators work or are liked by all.
But as you explore them you will find better ones and in TradingView there are thousands of indicators, one better than the other.
The idea is not to have everyone together as this will make decision-making difficult and will make you less confident in your analysis or market expectations.
The ones that have worked best for me have been.
MTF (Multi.time frame)
Pivot Point MTF
(1W, 1M, 1Q, 1Y)
Ichimoku MTF of the most complete
(3D, 1D, 720, 240)
Heikin Ashi
Emas
(62.32 in exponential
50.20 in normal)
Always in 240 and with a display in more than three different resolutions