Swing Trading 6.2

Indicatore tecnico per Metatrader (MT4/MT5)

ℹ Panoramica
Swing Trading è il primo indicatore progettato per rilevare le oscillazioni nella direzione del trend e le possibili oscillazioni di inversione. Utilizza l'approccio dello swing trading di base, ampiamente descritto nella letteratura commerciale. Il suo rapporto di vincita è di circa l'80%.
- Guadagna per le oscillazioni del mercato senza farti fregare
- L'indicatore mostra sempre la direzione del trend
- Una fascia di prezzo colorata rappresenta la linea di base dell'opportunità
- I trattini colorati rappresentano possibili oscillazioni di inversione
- L'indicatore analizza la propria qualità e performance
- Include uno scanner
- Lo scanner scansiona tutti gli strumenti nel Market Watch
- Implementa una dashboard
L'indicatore studia diversi vettori di prezzo e tempo per tracciare la direzione del trend aggregato e rileva situazioni in cui il mercato è ipervenduto o ipercomprato e pronto a correggere.
- Trend e periodi di oscillazione personalizzabili
- Implementa avvisi via email/suono/push
- L'indicatore non è ridipinto o ridipinto
Lo swing trading offre tempismo e protezione contro i colpi di frusta perché le tendenze create dal rumore o dalla volatilità non presentano mai oscillazioni: per la maggior parte, solo le tendenze consolidate presentano oscillazioni.

A brief introduction

Swing Trading is a style of trading that attempts to capture gains in a security within one day to a week, although some trades can eventually be kept alive for longer. Swing traders use technical analysis to buy weakness and sell strength, and have the patience to wait for these opportunities to happen, because it makes more sense to buy a security after a wave of selling has occurred rather than getting caught in a sell-off.

The Opportunity Baseline

Much research on historical data has proven that markets suitable for swing trading tend to trade above and below a baseline price band, which is portrayed on the chart by a colored band, calculated using the Average True Range.

The baseline is used by the swing trader, which strategy is buying normalcy and selling mania or shorting normalcy and covering depression. In absence of exhaustion patterns, the swing trader goes long at the baseline when the stock is heading up and short at the baseline when the stock is on its way down.

Swing traders are not looking to hit the home run with a single trade, they are not concerned about perfect timing to buy a stock exactly at its bottom and sell exactly at its top. In a perfect trading environment, they wait for the stock to hit its baseline and confirm its direction before they make their moves.

The story gets more complicated when a stronger uptrend or downtrend is at play on the current or higher timeframe: the trader may paradoxically go long when the stock jumps below its baseline and wait for the stock to go back up in an uptrend, or he may short a stock that has stabbed above the baseline and wait for it to drop if the longer trend is down. To this effect, the indicator displays reversals as colored dashes.

Reversals

Sophisticated traders also profit from reversal swings against the prevailing trend, by looking for exhaustion patterns on the chart (double top, double bottom, head and shoulders, etc).

Swing trading is actually one of the best trading styles for the beginning trader to get his or her feet wet, but it still offers significant profit potential for intermediate and advanced traders. Swing traders receive sufficient feedback on their trades after a couple of days to keep them motivated, but their long and short positions of several days are of the duration that does not lead to distraction.

Swing Trading has several advantages over other trading styles. Most top swing traders spend 20 or 30 minutes at day in front of the computer and nothing else, which is enough to update their positions and find new ones. It is perfect for people holding a day time job, because it offers the greatest amount of return for the least amount of work.

If you are a novice trader, forget about the nonsense of trading M5 charts and adopt a trend trading or a swing trading approach.
≡ Parametri

Quando carichi l’esperto grafico, avrai a tua disposizione una moltitudine di parametri di input, raggruppati in blocchi di facile comprensione.

Trend period

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

Baseline period

This parameter controls the sensitivity of the baseline. The period for the baseline should always be below the trend period. Increase it to trade using a bigger opportunity band and decrease it to make it smaller.

Display swing signals

Enable this parameter to display arrows when the price retraces to the baseline and breakouts out of it.

Display corrections

Enable this parameteter to display colored dashes when the trend starts to correct.

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 your own colors and sizes for arrows and reversal dashes.

Alerts

Enable display/email/push/sound alerts for patterns.
? FAQ

Should I trade every signal?

No, you should not. Exhausted trends should be avoided. If a trend is exhausted, you should be trading reversal swings instead of trend swings. Exhaustion patterns to look for are double tops, double bottoms, harmonic patterns, wolfe waves and/or oscillator divergences.

Which is the best timeframe for Swing Trading?

The best timeframe for swing trading is daily charts.

But I want to make money very fast trading small timeframes!

Then, Swing Trading is not for you.

Which is the exit strategy?

The exit strategy is up to you. You can trail the stop

Which are the best settings?

Default settings are very good. It really doesn't matter if you learn to trade reversal swings.

Per costruire il tuo robot con questo indicatore, usa la chiamata iCustom () descritta di seguito. L’indicatore ha un buffer aggiuntivo il cui unico scopo è memorizzare eventi o segnali come costanti, in modo che sia sufficiente effettuare una chiamata all’indicatore per prendere decisioni. Copia e incolla il seguente codice nel codice sorgente del tuo robot, sostituendo il nome dell’indicatore con quello che hai ricevuto.

//---- Step 1: Define constants in your EA
#define OP_BUY_CORR     2
#define OP_SELL_CORR    3
//---- Step 2: Read values from the signal buffer
int start()
{
// Read signal and current trend
double signal  = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "Marketpz-swing-trading", 6, 1);
double trend   = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "Marketpz-swing-trading", 7, 1);
double trend_1 = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "Marketpz-swing-trading", 7, 2);
// Do something
if(trend  == OP_BUY && trend_1 != OP_BUY)  { /* Your code for bullish trend change */ }
if(trend  == OP_SELL && trend_1 != OP_SELL){ /* Your code for bearish trend change */ }
if(signal == OP_BUY)                       { /* Your code for bullish swing */ }
if(signal == OP_SELL)                      { /* Your code for bearish swing */ }
if(signal == OP_BUY_CORR)                  { /* Your code for bullish correction */ }
if(signal == OP_SELL_CORR)                 { /* Your code for bearish correction */ }
if(signal == EMPTY_VALUE)                  { /* Your code if no signal */}
// Exit
return(0);
}