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Written by Mihaela Florea   
Thursday, 06 January 2011 20:43

Best forex indicatorsThe foreign exchange market is nowadays one of the most popular forms of investment. It is accessible to everyone and the state of the art trading platforms make forex trading a piece of cake. Although it looks very easy, to be a successful trader requires special skills and first of all you need to know all about the foreign exchange market and how to predict the future trends. The technical analysis is a very important part of forex trading.

There are dozens of different forex indicators that can be used in the technical analysis. Most experienced traders have a list of favorite indicators that they always use in the technical analysis. These lists are the result of previous trading experiences that generally improve the trader’s skills. In time, each trader eventually finds the forex indicators that fit the best his trading style.

On the other hand, the beginners don’t have the trading skills and the experience needed to identify the best forex indicators. This is the point where specialized literature comes to rescue. There are so many manuals, guides, tutorials and articles on forex indicators and how to use it so it is very easy to find all the information you need to successfully trade on forex.

In most forex articles there are some indicators about whom everyone says they are the best. These are: moving averages, moving average convergence divergence, relative strength index and chart patterns.

The moving average indicator detects the price direction and could offer buy or sell signals.

Moving average convergence divergence, also known as MACD, signals a future change in trend and also gives buy and sell signals.

The relative strength index (RSI) is used to determine if a currency is overbought or oversold but can create false results when the market is very volatile.
The chart patterns such as support - resistance levels, head and shoulders, trend lines and channels are also very helpful in the technical analysis.

A correct and thorough forex technical analysis should be based on all these indicators. This way the decisions will always be correct and the forex trading will be profitable.