Trend Trading 6.3

Indicateur pour Metatrader (MT4/MT5)

ℹ Aperçu
Trend Trading est un indicateur conçu pour profiter autant que possible des tendances qui se déroulent sur le marché, en synchronisant les pullbacks et les breakouts. Il trouve des opportunités de trading en analysant ce que le prix fait pendant les tendances établies.
- Négociez avec confiance et efficacité sur les marchés financiers
- Profitez des tendances établies sans vous tromper
- Reconnaître les retraits, les cassures et les premiers retournements rentables
- L'indicateur analyse sa propre qualité et performance
- Il comprend un scanner
- Le scanner scanne tous les instruments de la Market Watch
- Il implémente un tableau de bord
- Les indicateurs sont non repeints
- Il met en œuvre des alertes e-mail/sonores/visuelles
Les tendances établies offrent des dizaines d'opportunités de trading, mais la plupart des indicateurs de tendance les négligent complètement ! L'indicateur Trend Trading affiche une moyenne de 10 transactions différentes par tendance.
- (1) est un changement de tendance haussier
- (1) est un changement de tendance baissière
- (2) est un recul dans le sens de la tendance
- (3) est une cassure dans le sens de la tendance
- --- est une correction pendant une tendance baissière
- --- est une correction pendant une tendance haussière
- Les barres bleues sont une sous-tendance haussière
- Les barres rouges sont une sous-tendance baissière
L'indicateur Trend Trading est l'outil parfait pour les suiveurs de tendance car il suit non seulement la tendance, mais aussi tout ce qui se passe pendant une tendance, ce qui lui permet d'offrir beaucoup plus d'opportunités de trading que les autres indicateurs .
A brief introduction

Established trends offer dozens of trading opportunities, but most trend trading indicators neglect them completely, and leave the trader completely uninformed about what the market is doing during a trend! The average trend indicator only informs about trend changes, but that is simply not enough to achieve exceptional returns.

The Trend Trading indicator displays up to 20 times more trades than the average trending indicator, because it pays attention to what is known as market timing. It displays, not only the current market trend, but also pullbacks, breakouts of inside bars and corrections. It allows you to hop on a trend just after a retracement has taken place, pyramiding positions safely using breakouts of inside bars and also to find potential reversals, known as corrections.

Recommendations for Novice Traders

The Pz Trend Trading Indicator has endless possibilities but novice traders should focus on the easiest trading setups, which are (2) pullbacks and (3) breakouts of inside bars, because they are calculated taking into account the prevailing trend direction and recent price action. More than 85% of the pullbacks and breakouts are profitable, and some of then turn into really long, profitable trades.

Novice trades should also avoid trying to exit the trade at the best possible point, and reduce the position management to a simple trailing stop using the main line of the indicator. This eliminates room for anxiety or judgment errors and allows profits to run. Novice traders should stick to this position management strategy until they can pyramid positions comfortably.

Novice traders should trade daily and weekly charts, to avoid wild volatility swings or paying outrageous brokerage commissions compared to the potential profits of their trades. The market is pretty much like a video-game which has different levels. Novice traders should not trade H4 charts until they are constantly profitable in D1 and W1 charts.

Understanding the trading setups

The market evolves and revolves around different stages, with only one goal in mind: race up or down with as fewer participants as possible. The market will always retrace and try to stop you out, testing your stamina and discipline over and over again. The price is ultimately unpredictable. This is why you need different trading setups: to react properly to what the market is doing.

The key to profitable trading is adaptability. By learning four trading setups you will be able to trade any market in any stage without staying on the sidelines while the market is moving strongly. The following graph illustrates all the trading setups and the different market stages where they take place.

(1) Trend Changes

A trend change takes place when the market changes its direction. Trend changes are displayed on the chart using colored circles with a number one in it. A blue (1) signals the start of an uptrend, and a red (1) signals the start of a downtrend. Trend changes are not the result of evaluating recent price action, which means that the trading setup has no timing. If you are using this indicator properly, by the time a trend change has taken place, you will be already in the market (see corrections below).

(2) Pullbacks

Once a trend is in motion, the market shakes up and down as winning hands reap profits and other market participants get into the market. A pullback is a retracement during a trend that represents a good buying opportunity, normally caused by big players reaping profits and selling their shares. If the market resumes up after a pullback, the indicator will plot an orange (2) on the chart. Pullbacks are very good trading opportunities but might not take place during very strong trends.

(3) Inside Bar(s) Breakouts

An inside bar is a bar (or a series of bars) that is completely contained within the range of the preceding bar, which is known as the mother bar. The breakout of an inside bar (or bars) represent the most profitable trading setup during established trends, because the risk reward ratio is extremely high: it is a high-probability entry point that provides traders with a good risk reward ratio since it typically requires smaller stop losses than other setups. The indicator will plot a (3) when a breakout of an inside bar (or bars) has taken place, and it is a great opportunity to hop onto the trend or to pyramid your positions safely.

(---) Corrections or Reversals

A correction is a liquidation of shares that is strong enough to trigger a pullback if the market resumes its direction, or a trend change if the price correction reaches the trendline. Every pullback and trend change is, always and in all cases, preceded by a correction. The indicator will plot a colored dash when a correction is detected, a red dash (---) is a bearish correction during an uptrend and a blue dash (---) is a bullish correction during a dowtrend.

Corrections represent great trading opportunities, giving you the opportunity to trade against the prevailing trend before it actually reverses. Furthermore, the risk reward ratio is enormous, because the initial stop-loss can be fairly tight. However, it is extremely important to make sure the trend is weak before taking the trade. You should trade corrections confirmed by one or more of the following:
- An oscillator divergence is confirming the correction
- A double top or double bottom pattern is present
- A head and shoulders pattern is present
Bear in mind that the market does not simply reverse: every trend moves until exhaustion, and only then reverses. The key is confirming the trend exhaustion before the market has reversed, and using a correction signal to get into the market ahead of the crowd. After some time using the Pz Trend Trading Indicator, you will spot exhaustions easily.
≡ Paramètres

Lorsque vous chargez l'expert sur un graphique quelconque, vous aurez à votre disposition une multitude de paramètres d’entrée, regroupés en blocs auto-explicatifs.

Indicator Period

This parameter controls the sensitivity to trend changes. A big period will lead to longer trends being captured. A small period will lead to shorter trends being capture, but a faster recognition of trend changes.

Display Sub-Trend

Enable this parameter to see the sub-trend reflected in the color of the price bars.

Display Pullbacks

Enable this parameter to see pullbacks, displayed as (2) objects in the chart.

Display Breakouts

Enable this parameter to see breakouts in the direction of the trend, displayed as (3) objects.

Display Corrections

Enable this parameter to see trend corrections, displayed as colored dashes.

Max. History Bars

This parameter controls how many past bars are examined upon loading of the indicator.

Display the dashboard

Enable this parameter to see the multi-timeframe dashboard on the chart.

Display statistics

Enable this parameter to display the stats dashboard on the chart.

Drawing Settings

Choose the color and width of the correction lines displayed on the chart.

Alerts

Enable display/email/push/sound alerts for all the trading setups enabled above.
? FAQ

Does the indicator repaint or backpaint?

No, the indicator is non

What should I trade with this indicator?

Trade everything! Any market with price and volume is suitable for trading. We trade indexes, forex, commodities and stocks.

I am a novice trader. Can this indicator be useful to me?

Absolutely! It will keep you on the right side of the market and prevent costly mistakes.

Can I move the dashboard on the chart?

Yes, you can drag and drop the dashboard anywhere on the chart.

Will this indicator make me a profitable trader?

Trading requires skill and no tool can replace you. But one thing is for sure, this indicator will improve your trading returns. Just don't panic if you have some down months. Trading is a waiting game and profits come in bunches: you sit, you wait, and you make a lot of money all at once.

Is this just another trend trading indicator which gets whipsawed to death?

No, it is not. The PZ Trend Trading indicator solves the timing problem by detecting pullbacks and breakouts. Some trend changes will inevitably retrace and stop you out, but pullbacks and breakouts increase your payoff more than enough to obtain exceptional returns.

How much trading time is required to achieve good results?

If you follow a trend following system, very little. Most top traders manage their trades in 10 to 30 minutes per day, which is enough to check the state of the market and update their positions. Trend following, unlike high

What timeframe should I trade?

We suggest trading Weekly, Daily and H4 charts. Why? Because we don't like to work that much or paying a fortune in commissions. Intraday trading is very fashionable and exciting, but succumbs to decreasing profit potential and increasing trading commissions. The ultimate winners of scalping are brokers, and most traders resort to intraday charts because their expertise doesn't allow them to find enough trading opportunities in daily charts.

Does this indicator implement alerts?

Yes, it implements email, sound, push and visual alerts for every trading setup.

Pour construire votre propre robot, utilisez l’appel iCustom() détaillé ci-dessous. L’indicateur a un tampon supplémentaire dont le seul but est de stocker des événements ou des signaux en tant que constantes, de sorte que vous n’avez qu’à appeler l’indicateur pour prendre des décisions. Copiez et collez le code suivant dans le code source de votre robot, en remplaçant le nom de l’indicateur par le vôtre.

//---- Step 1: Define constants in your EA
#define OP_BUY_1        4     // Bullish Trend Change (Blue 1)   
#define OP_SELL_1       5     // Bearish Trend Change (Red 1)
#define OP_BUY_2        6     // Bullish Pullback (2)
#define OP_SELL_2       7     // Bearish Pullback (2)
#define OP_BUY_3        8     // Bullish Inside Bar Breakout (3)
#define OP_SELL_3       9     // Bearish Inside Bar Breakout (3)
#define OP_BUY_4        10    // Bullish Correction during Downtrend (blue dash)
#define OP_SELL_4       11    // Bearish Correction during Uptrend (red dash)
//---- Step 2: Read values from the signal buffer
int start()
{
// Read signals for this bar
double value = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "PZ_TrendTrading", 10, 1);
double signal = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "PZ_TrendTrading", 12, 1);
// Do something
if(value == OP_BUY_1) { /* Your code for bullish trend */ }
if(value == OP_SELL_1){ /* Your code for bearish trend */ }
if(value == OP_BUY_2) { /* Your code for bullish pullback */ }
if(value == OP_SELL_2){ /* Your code for bearish pullback */ }
if(value == OP_BUY_3) { /* Your code for bullish inside bar breakout */ }
if(value == OP_SELL_3){ /* Your code for bearish inside bar breakout */ }
if(value == OP_BUY_4) { /* Your code for bullish correction */ }
if(value == OP_SELL_4){ /* Your code for bearish correction */ }
if(signal == OP_BUY) { /* Your code for bullish event */ }
if(signal == OP_SELL){ /* Your code for bearish event */ }
if(value == EMPTY_VALUE) { /* Your code if no signal */}
// Exit
return(0);
}