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In making the decision whether to sell or buy, many traders took the analysis based on the indicator. Knowledge of how to use some day trading indicators are very important to enter and exit the market profitably. Here are some of the most important indicator used by traders
Moving Average (MA) Indicator

Richard Donchian popularized by more than half a century ago, the Supreme Court used to determine when to buy and sell. Basically, it is ideal to buy when the price is above the MA and sell when closing under MA. Because MA is a lagging indicator, it will help investors get the profits after the trend has started when holding an open position. For the same reason, however, investors after the Supreme Court also will tend to come out after a change in trend, giving up part of their profits in the process. Different sets of MA because it can be used as a cross reference to minimize this problem and to predict more accurate results.
Variations Moving Average
Using a variation of MA as an indicator has shown more accurate results than using a simple number MA. Examples of variations of MA moving average convergence and divergence (MACD) and the moving average compression (MAC) to measure market momentum. The use of MACD, developed by Gerald Appel is an indicator that shows when the short-term moving average collided with an average long-term move.

As well as MA-based indicators, lagging indicators are also not present early warning for squaring, causing reduced profits. It is therefore advisable to use this in conjunction with other indicators of non-based MA.
Stochastic indicator (SI) and the Relative Strength Index (RSI)

Indicators of two types of oscillators are similar in the sense that they are used to reflect overbought and oversold scene, serving as a useful indicator in forex time. What distinguishes them is the fact that SI has two values ​​compared with only one in the RSI. Stochastic readings are present between 0 percent to 100 percent. Generally, a trend reversal or correction can be anticipated when the reading goes above 80 percent.

Again, there is a downside to this indicator. Although oversold or overbought condition has been identified, in some ways, the trend is still able to continue and do not need to be changed. To overcome this, the use of SI and RSI indicators should be used in conjunction with any other time.
Parabolic SAR indicator

Parabolic indicator derived from a mathematical calculation to come up with a number of sell and buy a number of investors that can be used as a sell stop, and stop buying. SAR is an abbreviation of 'stop and reverse' and is very useful in market trends. Because this method is very objective, very good as a mechanical system in the trade. Because the Parabolic indicator tend to perform poorly in highly volatile markets, use it with other indicators will improve its accuracy.
Directional Movement Indicator (DMI)

DMI, developed by Welles Wilder and is derived from the theories that have been proven to determine market power. Call the action can be identified using its three components, the DI +, DI-values ​​and average Index Directional Movement (ADX). When the ADX goes above 20, the trend is generally strong. The higher this reading, the stronger the trend.
Rate Change (ROC) indicator

ROC is the price difference now and then. ROC can be calculated for a variety of old, the most popular in the forex to 12 days and monthly ROC. By Jake Bernstein in his book, 'Compleat Guide to Day Trading Stocks, "I believe that both the momentum and the ROC have been overlooked and underestimated as an indicator of trade and as a valid input for trading systems. Point is that because of the adaptation of the ROC, they can be incorporated into in the trading system in which they serve more than just an indicator downside?. Again, this indicator may be left by the market trends.

For various reasons, there is never a pretty good indicator of its own. As The L. John from 'Candlestick and Pivot Point Trading Triggers' to say, "... there is no holy grail for every trading indicator or style."