3.35/5 (377 votes)

The Adaptive Laguerre filter (ALF) is a variation on the Laguerre filter using a variable gamma factor, based on how well the filter is tracking a past lookback bars prices. Like other adaptive moving averages, it will track trending moves closely but will change less in range-bound markets. It's a pretty responsive RSI successor constructed using only 4 bars of data, but compared to the regular RSI it has way less noise (whipsaws) considering its fast reaction speed.

3.09/5 (210 votes)

In this strategy, the TDI (Traders Dynamic Index) is used as it uses some of the most powerful indicators such as the RSI as well as other types of calculations to determine the trend and momentum of the pairs. The trade is then confirmed with the combination of the Synergy APB (Average Price Bar) Candle indicator and the Simple Moving Average.

4.49/5 (375 votes)

This trading system is used on a daily timeframe so entries will occur only one or few times a month. You can gain 1000 pips or more on a single trade.

4.30/5 (361 votes)

This strategy involves the use of the 18 EMA & 28 EMA (two blue lines) to form a tunnel, which will help us to determine the start of a trend and the end of a trend. The 5 WMA (green line) & 12 WMA (purple line) will show us when to enter a trend and they will also help us to see the strength of the trends. The method is simple, useful and has good bases for entry confirmations.

4.14/5 (349 votes)

Sidus Indicator is a combination of two Moving Averages and an RSI to give the bullish and bearish sidus arrows. It draws an arrow up when the RSI is more than 50 and EMA 15 is higher than EMA 34. It draws an arrow down when the RSI is less than 50 and EMA 15 is lower than EMA 34. It makes trading much easier without interpreting all the indicators manually and make visual backtesting easier with the sidus arrows.