Welcome to the continuation of analyzing NVDA, many of you may be familiar with this feature I will be explaining but read anyways as it will be short and sweet.
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Step 3. Once you have a candlestick chart you feel comfortable reading and see a trend, use signals and indicators to back you up. With the F(x) feature you can add any indicator you want and in this tutorial I will be showing the main ones I use.
Step 4. When you click on the F(x) it gives you the option to search for indicators, the indicators I use on all my charts are
Once all these are in place you can start analyzing, and I will discuss what to look at for each one listed in the next tutorial
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Step 3. Once you have a candlestick chart you feel comfortable reading and see a trend, use signals and indicators to back you up. With the F(x) feature you can add any indicator you want and in this tutorial I will be showing the main ones I use.
Step 4. When you click on the F(x) it gives you the option to search for indicators, the indicators I use on all my charts are
- Divergence+ by Market Scriptors (the only one in this tutorial that cost a monthly subscription because it is so accurate)
- Guth_3x_Confirm by Cguthrie 922
- Kurotoga Cloud by D7R
- MACD by Tradingview
- Relative stregnth Index by Tradingview
Once all these are in place you can start analyzing, and I will discuss what to look at for each one listed in the next tutorial
