Money Flow Index (MFI)

MFI is a momentum indicator.
It measures the flow of money.
Money Flow Indicator incorporates volume. (Remember that RSI only consider the price)
You can change the preset values.
Oversold levels normally set to 20. ( Less than 20, there will be fewer signals and more than 20 you will get more false signals )
Overbought levels happen above 80. ( More than 80, there will be fewer signals and less than 80 you will get more false signals )

Divergences are also important which I will cover in another video.

Momentum Indicator

We have different momentum indicators: MACD, RSI, Stochastics Role of thumb: New high in momentum ▶ expect a high in price New low in momentum ▶ expect a low in price Diversion: new higher high in price but lower high in indicator ▶ expect a strong retrace in price

Median Price Indicator

Median Price is very simple indicator which plots mid-point range for each period.

Mass Index Indicator

Mass index indicator

Type: Trend reversal indicator

Settings: Period 25 

Signal line 27

$gold $EURUSD $SILVER $BTC $XRP 

Link to the video

https://youtu.be/r0wDpI5Hw8Y

Lowest Low Value

The Lowest Low-Value indicator plots the lowest low price over a specific period. 

Previously on my other video called "Highest High-Value Indicator (HHV)" I explained how we can combine HHV with MA. (Link is provided below)

On this video, I am explaining how to use both LLV and HHV indicators combined with ATR to confirm trading signals.

HHV and LLV are very reliable in the trendy market, so it is wise to only use them when we have high ATR readings.

Linear regression slope indicator

  A statistical technique used to identify the strength and direction of the market trend is using the Linear Regression Slope as this is a centred oscillator type indicator. It fluctuates above and below a central line drawn at 0.

 This indicator can be used to measure the strength or weakness and direction of the momentum.

•  The momentum is positive when the slope is above 0

•  The trend is negative when the slope is below 0. 

Example:
If the normalized slope is 0.2, this means that the regression line is increasing at 0.20% rate per bar.
A slope of -0.50 suggests that the regression line is decreasing at a rate of 0.50% per bar.

Linear Regression R-Squared Indicator

Linear regression R-Squared.



 1. Strategy in trendy market.
Combine the R-Squared with the Linear Regression Slope.

✔The R-Squared will determine how strong the trend is.

✔The Linear Regression Slope will determine the direction of the trend. Trade in the direction of trend using the Linear Regression Slope. The R-Squared should remain above 80. (You may find other numbers more confident)



 2. Strategy in not trendy markets.
Combines the R-Squared with Stochastic or any other indicator which gives you over-bought and over-sold signals.

 ✔Signals will be produced in accordance with Stochastic readings between the overbought and the oversold levels. The R-Squared should remain at low levels.