All language subtitles for 7. Classic Indicator Combinations

Personally, I think the best way is to really kind of take any of these indicators are creating your

own combination things that you really enjoy and really want to start with, because you can always

test it.

That's the idea tested to see how it works for you.

But there's some classic indicator combinations, too.

So let's talk about that to give you some ideas and maybe have some thoughts, thinking about how you

might want to use those or put others together in your own, you know, your own, your very own that

you've learned in the course.

So let's say you've got something.

Maybe if you're seeing something like moving averages and there's a lot of different choices, moving

averages as we learn and you combine that with the RSI and MACD, the very common type thing, almost

defaults, a lot of chart patterns.

So when you look at defaults, they'll set up that way, or certainly with candlestick patterns or candlestick

things in that chart with an RSI maybe above the chart, see below the chart and you kind of see those

all together.

And you can make any one of them the primary.

You know, you might we would see more candlestick patterns, for example, but maybe side because it's

easy to read.

You might want to you'd see that as a primary, but you can kind of make either one the primary or secondary.

And really any of these typically maybe like moving average crossovers, you know, when they're crossing

over each other, for example.

And so you want to add some.