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Testing the CCI Stochastic Indicator: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction
Welcome back viewers today we will be testing the CCI Stochastic Indicator. Before we dive into the testing, let us remind you that if you have not watched the previous videos on the Academy of Forex channel, you need to do that now. We are building the best trading system possible and as a team, we will all profit from it.
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Indicator Scoreboard
Before testing the CCI Stochastic Indicator, let us review the progress we have made so far. We have tested 317 indicators, and 129 of them have been winners, meeting or exceeding our 60% win loss ratio threshold. The best indicators have achieved a 100% win rate, but you need to watch the previous videos to understand their context.
CCI Stochastic Indicator Overview
Let us move on to the CCI Stochastic Indicator. This setup is relatively easy, with the oscillating line, an overbought and oversold area. When the oscillating line goes up above the red line, we are in overbought territory, and we must wait for the oscillating line to break back down below the red line. Similarly, when the oscillating line goes down below the green line, we are in oversold territory, and we must wait for the oscillating line to break back up above the green line.
Testing the CCI Stochastic Indicator
Let us begin testing the CCI Stochastic Indicator. We start with the green side in oversold territory. We watch for the oscillating line to pop back up above the green line, turning from green to gray, giving us a signal. We suffer a loss on our first signal, but we observe that shortly after, there was a little upward move. We pick up a short signal on the other side, leading us to take profit.
Moving along, we pick up a long signal, promptly getting stopped out. We note that once again, shortly after, there was a little bit of an upward move. We continue testing, and a short signal gets us to take profit again. We pick up another long signal, which eventually gets us to take profit but moves closer to the end of the year.
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Conclusion
In conclusion, the CCI Stochastic Indicator works quite well, picking up profitable trades when used sensibly; however, like all indicators, it too has its limitations. Therefore, we recommend watching the previous videos and getting your feet wet with various indicators to find a combination that works best for you.
Thank you for joining us in testing this indicator. We hope to see you again soon.