"With double MAs you don't really need that much of price action reading skills plus you also have the static bias. In short, the MAs are the dynamic bias the overlay is the static bias. No need for price action reading skills (though it's of course good if you have it)."
I think that it might actually help me. I also like that the indicators are kept to a minimum.
I'd be using the 1 minute on EURUSD, and I have my chart set up like this:
These two form the 'band' (buy above, sell below, middle no trade):
- 7 EMA (high)
- 7 EMA (close)
Bias:
- 8 Hour Overlay
Basically I'd trade when those agree, enter on the candle close (for some reason I prefer that vs entering on the extreme), SL where it makes sense based on a recent high or low, target 1R. Maybe that helps minimizing the variables.
Two questions that I thought of when reading:
1) Sill, one of the issues I've had in the past with MAs is that I don't know how to overcome a range, or how to potentially anticipate it. Any tips there? Or for that do you have to resort to something else?
2) Is the slope or angle of the MA of any importance here? Or it's not something to take into account?
Thanks for the thread and hopefully it keeps going



