other tips, more practical explanation of the previous lesson: as you can see in the attached photo this is an ideal sample chart. it is clean, there are no sudden changes, it is a currency that often moves like this (xrp).. from left to right now let's look at the details as if the chart were being drawn in front of our eyes.. first blue dot on the left: at this moment we see a very low RSI (14) indicating oversold but neither the ema nor the macd provide confirmation, the volumes are increasing confirming the bearish moment.. we need to wait, in the next phase we have two blue circles corresponding to RSI and MACD, the RSI at 17 and the crossing of the macd lines tell us to buy but the emas have not yet crossed (the yellow line of ema 5 following the candles is still below the blue ema 10).. one could enter with a small part of our funds but it would be better to wait for further confirmation.. which does not take long to arrive indeed shortly after we have three positive signals all together, RSI makes another low peak at 17, macd crosses and emas swap places and we also have a decent increase in volumes.. perfect entry (purple zone).. subsequently the chart moves in a super clean manner, the price remains stable above the ema 10 (orange zone) until the top when we have two top signals, RSI at 84 and a single peak in volumes, and the ema shortly after swap positions, ideal moment to exit and take profit.. often it is better to be content and be happy for having managed to follow one's strategy with discipline.. this is a practical explanation of the tips and explanations I wrote in the previous post.. if you have questions write to me, of course you can find other ways and other indicators to use or set the indicators as you prefer.. curiosity: why did I set the chart candles to be white and green? personally I noticed that red creates anxiety for me psychologically, it negatively influenced me in trading, while white does not..