Quote from: OcTradism on February 10, 2021, 01:07:36 PM

Quote from: beamin on February 09, 2021, 07:29:09 AM

Quote from: OcTradism on February 09, 2021, 05:28:13 AM

Only oscillator is not enough for you to trade. You need to combine one oscillator with at least another indicator but it is not a type of oscillator indicator.

I mean the you can combine a pair of indicator: one is for oscillator, and the another is for the TA indicator with relation to that oscillator. If you use On Balance Volume (OBV) as TA indicator, you would combine it with OBV oscillator.

So each oscillator has a indicator that goes with it? Do you use the OBV? Whats the relation between the two and what am I looking for?

I use OBV in that post as an example of indicator pair. It is different on your trading view and plans, you can include each pairs and look at any overlaps on price chart and indicator charts and can get your conclusions.

Think of it and try with few pairs before you can choose a best pair from your view. Next step is practice with discipline and stays closely with indicator pair. Don't let your emotion and other things affect your orders. One week or one month of practice can help you to see how it works.

It is practice so you can use very small amount to test with every pair.

So one thing I found by chance really was called the "Awesome oscillator" When it went green above the line I bought and sold when it dipped. I made six trades with it and profited on each one. I was using 1k-2k USD on BTC . How do you know what to pair this with? I dont think theres an "awesome oscillator" TA, and what relationship do you look for? The trading view definitions are really helpful but dont give you the whole picture, or maybe they are geared to more experienced traders. I wish there was a class I could take at a community college on trading crypto. I have forgot almost everything from the series 7 book I studied a long time ago, and that was mainly the laws nothing of practical day to day value.