Pivot Points Indicator EA Setup - Pivot Points EA
Pivot Points Indicator EA Setup - Setting Up Pivot Points Indicator EA - A trader can come up with an Pivot Points Indicator EA based on the Pivot Points Indicator explained below.
Pivot Points Indicator EA rules can be combined with other Forex trading indicators to come up with other Expert Advisor Forex Robots that trade using rules based on two or more indicators combined to form a trading system.
Pivot Points Forex Analysis and Pivot Points Signals
Pivot points consist of a central pivot level surrounded by three support levels below it and three resistance levels above it. This indicator originally used by floor traders on equity and futures exchanges because they provided a quick way for those traders to get a general idea of how the market was moving during the course of the day using only a few simple calculations. However, over time these levels have also proved exceptionally useful in other markets as well.
One of the reasons that makes this indicator is now so popular is because they are considered a "leading" (or predictive) indicator rather than lagging. All that's required to calculate the levels for the upcoming (current) trading day is the previous day high, low, and close prices. These levels are calculated according to the following formulas:
Central pivot can then be used to calculate the support & resistance areas as follows:
Resistance 1
Resistance 2
Resistance 3
Support 1
Support 2
Support 3
Explanation
Pivot points can be used in many different ways. Here are a few of the most common techniques for utilizing them.
Forex Trading Trend Direction:
Combined with other technical analysis techniques such as overbought/oversold oscillators, volatility measurements, etc., the central pivot might be useful in determining the general trending direction of the market. Trades are only taken in the direction of the trend. Buy trades occur only when the price is above the central point and sell trades occur only when the price is below the central point.
FX Trading Price Breakouts:
When trading price breakouts, a buy signal occurs when the price breaks up through the central pivot or one of the resistance levels (typically Resistance 1). A sell signal occurs when price breaks down through the central pivot or one of the support levels (typically Support 1).
Forex Trading Price Reversals:
When trading price reversals, a buy signal occurs when the price moves towards a support level, gets very close to it, touches it, or moves only slightly through it, and then reverses and moves back in the opposite direction. A sell signal occurs when the price moves towards a resistance level, gets very close to it, touches it, or moves only slightly through it, and then reverses and moves back in opposite direction.
FX Stop Loss & Forex Trading Limit Profit Values Determined by Support/Resistance Levels FX Indicator:
The central pivot & its support & resistance levels might be potentially help-ful in determining suitable stoploss and/or limit profit placements. For examples, if trading a long breakout above the Resistance 1 level it might be reasonable to position a stop loss order just below the central point & one or more limit profit(s) orders at the Resistance 2 and/or Resistance 3 levels.
Pivot Points Indicator EA Setup
To download Pivot points:
https://c.mql5.com/21/9/pro4x_pivot_lines.mq4
Once you download it open it with MQL4 Language Meta Editor, Then Compile the technical indicator by pressing Compile Button and it'll be added to your MetaTrader 4.
Note: Once you add it to your MT4, the indicator has additional lines named Mid Points, to remove these additional lines open the MQL4 Language Meta Editor(shortcut keyboard key - press F4), and change line 16 from:
Extern bool midpivots = true:
To
Extern bool midpivots = false:
Then Press Compile again, and it'll then appear as exactly shown on www.tradegoldtrading.com website.
