Range indicators will tell you how large the up- and down-swings are for the traded instrument. When prices fluctuate wildly up and down there is high volatility and an range increase. When we prices do not fluctuate much, there is low volatility and a range decrease. Knowing the current market environment prior to opening a position is important, in order to determine the correct position size and stop level.
An air of mystery surrounds the Camarilla Pivots. However, the method for applying this trading approach is quite simple. To learn more about the Camarilla Pivots, a.k.a. Camarilla Points, watch the video or continue reading below: First, why is there an air mystery surrounding the Camarilla Pivots? A likely culprit is the meaning behind the…
Our NinjaTrader Relative Ranges is a powerful indicator, allowing you to address volatility changes between the overnight, European and US regular sessions.
In this post we’re discussing the Kaufman Efficiency Ratio and how it relates to determining market momentum, specifically the Balanced Momentum calculation