The Portal FX Indicator from Ponex Investment Group is reviewed in this video, clarifying its purpose and how to install it. It provides signals for catching impulsive movements of the M15 cycle, but it is not a guaranteed win. The validity of the indicator is established by checking the 50/200 EMA crossover from previous days. The video also explains how to link your phone with MT4 to receive signals, and gives advice on where to place stop losses. The system is ideal for those who want a systematic approach to trading.

Portal FX Indicator Review: Catching Impulsive Drops and Rises

Introduction

Porta FX Indicator is a newly released forex trading indicator that aims to help traders catch impulsive drops and rises of the m15 cycle from the market mega method. As a result, a lot of traders have become interested in the tool as it promises to make trading easier and more accessible even for traders with limited time. In this article, we will review the Portal FX Indicator and answer frequently asked questions about the tool.

What is Portal FX Indicator?

Portal FX Indicator is a forex trading indicator that is coded with the m15 cycle in mind. It is designed to help traders catch impulsive drops and rises from the market mega method. The tool gives buy and sell signals to traders, and it is meant to help them make more informed trading decisions.

Does Portal FX Indicator issue signals on my phone?

Yes, Portal FX Indicator issues signals on your phone, but you need to install it on your computer first. After installing, you need to link your phone with your mt4 and enable push notifications. This will allow you to receive signals on your phone.

Does Portal FX Indicator always win?

No. The Portal FX Indicator does not always win as nothing can beat the market. However, traders have a higher probability of winning with Portal FX Indicator than not.

Trades Issued Over the Past Days

To demonstrate how the Portal FX Indicator works, we will review a few trades that it has issued in the past days. To get a valid signal, traders need to receive the signal on their phone and check if a 50/200 ema cross occurred on the previous day from the current day of signal issuance.

GBP/USD

On April 6th, Portal FX Indicator issued a valid sell signal on GBP/USD. A 50/200 ema crossover had occurred on the previous day, and this validated the signal.

EUR/USD

The signal issued on April 1st was valid as a 50/200 ema crossover had occurred on the previous day.

USD/JPY

A signal was issued on April 2nd, but it was not valid as the crossover had occurred on the same day.

NZD/USD

A valid signal was issued on NZD/USD as the crossover had occurred on the previous day. The market went down as predicted.

Where to Put Your Stop Losses

Knowing where to put your stop loss is crucial in forex trading, and Portal FX Indicator provides guidance on where to put them. However, traders should keep in mind that the pairs change with time, and the amount of pips per impulse changes with the compression and uncompression of the market. Therefore, traders should always check how many pips are being moved, especially for a day.

Virtual Private Server (VPS)

To sustain running Portal FX Indicator on their MT4 all day, traders can use a virtual private server (VPS) offered by brokers. This enables them to put their MT4 and the tool online, and it will run 24/5, giving signals on their phones.

Conclusion

Portal FX Indicator is a useful tool that has been coded with the m15 cycle in mind, enabling traders to catch impulsive drops and rises from the market mega method. With the tool, traders can receive signals on their phones, and with a valid 50/200 ema crossover, they can make more informed trading decisions. Although no forex trading tool can always win, the Portal FX Indicator provides a higher probability of success. Knowing where to put your stop loss is crucial in trading, and the tool provides guidance on where to put them. Finally, traders can sustain running Portal FX Indicator on their MT4 all day by using a virtual private server (VPS) offered by brokers.