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January 05, 2020, 06:34:19 PM
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The 100eyes scanner just made a new alert available: https://twitter.com/100eyesCrypto/status/1213884952024113153?s=20

Do any of you have experience trading support zones and RSI Divergences? Do you think it will be worth to try?
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January 05, 2020, 07:05:22 PM
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The 100eyes scanner just made a new alert available: https://twitter.com/100eyesCrypto/status/1213884952024113153?s=20

Do any of you have experience trading support zones and RSI Divergences? Do you think it will be worth to try?
Surely it is worth a try. There is many ways to scalp your share of $$$ from the market. There is no universal method for trading so you should learn as many techniques as you can and try to apply them in your current market/trade. Something that has worked in the past might not work now and vice versa. Things that were suboptimal in the past may become popular strategies in the future. It's obviously better to have as many moves as you can
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January 06, 2020, 06:26:38 AM
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convergent and divergent techniques do have a high degree of accuracy, but the problem is that the pattern isn't always there all the time, and traders also don't pay attention to charts all the time, on Twitter it says there is alert support, There might be a notification when the pattern starts to form, maybe you need to try it so you can find out more.
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January 06, 2020, 10:14:24 AM
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The 100eyes scanner just made a new alert available: https://twitter.com/100eyesCrypto/status/1213884952024113153?s=20

Do any of you have experience trading support zones and RSI Divergences? Do you think it will be worth to try?

Yes. I always look for a confluence of multiple bullish/bearish factors before entering a trade. A momentum indicator like RSI (including divergences) and horizontal S/R are two important factors I look at for confluence, in addition to volume and candlestick patterns.

Whatever they are charging though, it's not worth it. These are basic strategies you can employ yourself on Tradingview for free.

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January 07, 2020, 06:44:36 AM
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The 100eyes scanner just made a new alert available: https://twitter.com/100eyesCrypto/status/1213884952024113153?s=20

Do any of you have experience trading support zones and RSI Divergences? Do you think it will be worth to try?

Yes. I always look for a confluence of multiple bullish/bearish factors before entering a trade. A momentum indicator like RSI (including divergences) and horizontal S/R are two important factors I look at for confluence, in addition to volume and candlestick patterns.

Whatever they are charging though, it's not worth it. These are basic strategies you can employ yourself on Tradingview for free.


Do you mean by going through all the charts yourself to find divergences and support zones? Or do you have a trick to automatically get the RSI divergences drawn onto the chart like an indicator?
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