What is the indicator of ADX, what software has it

Vedic Trading Rules (ADX).

1.Only those with a high ADX rating** are suitable for a trend-based trading system. ADX readings reflect the degree of trend change, not the direction itself.

2.Entry and exit signals are +di14 and -di14 traversal.

3.There will be an exception to Rule 2 when the Extreme Pip Trading Rule is in effect. When the DI crosses the signal, the extreme point of the day is taken as the stop loss point; In other words, the low price of the day is used as the stop loss point for long positions, and the ** of the day is taken for short positions.

In the next few days, if the stop loss is not touched, even if the DI crossover signal occurs again, it is not necessary.

4.When the ADX position is above two DIs and the direction changes, this is an early signal of a trend reversal and can be used for partial profit-taking. The final closing signal is triggered by a stop loss from a DI crossing or an extreme point.

When the ADX changes direction, if +DI14 is higher than -DI14, it means that the trend is moving from top to bottom and vice versa.

5.If the ADX is above two DIs and the reading is significantly higher, it means that the trend has been going on for some time. This is not the ideal time to open a new position, as the field signals are likely to be repeated.

In other words, ADX readings are on the high side, which is equivalent to overbought and oversold, and it is often difficult to profit from new trading positions that follow the trend.

6.If the ADX is below both DIs, avoid a trend-based trading system as there is no clear trend in the market.

7.If the ADX reads below 20 25, regardless of its relative position to the two DIs, avoid a trend-following system as there is no clear trend in the market.

is an average trend indicator.

The function of the curve is to assist in judging the reversal signal of the bullish and bearish trend. The ADX curve has an important technical inflection point above 70 and below 20, and its up-and-down inflection point is also an important buy and sell signal.

When the curve climbs up between 20 and 30, regardless of whether the stock price rises or falls at that time, it can be determined that there will be a considerable amount of **; When the ADX curve is below the PDI curve and MDI curve, especially below 20, it means that the stock price is in a consolidation period and should exit the wait-and-see period.

The curve runs upwards, indicating that the current trend is strengthening. If the PDI curve is above it, it means that the current trend is upward**; Conversely, if the MDI curve is on it, it means that the current trend is ****. Once the ADX curve is above 50, it turns from rising to falling, which means that the previous ** has begun to transform.

4.When the PDI(+DI) curve crosses the MDI(-DI) curve, and then the ADX curve intersects with the ADXR curve, it is the last buying and selling opportunity. The intersection of the ADX curve and the ADXR curve is a confirmation signal for the judgment, and the subsequent rise ** or **** will be more acute.

1. The ADX indicator is the average trend index, referred to as the ADX index, which is a technical indicator for trend judgment. Its basic principle is to provide a basis for judging the trend by analyzing the influence of supply and demand on changes in the process of rising and **. 2. There are three lines of the index moving in the ADX indicator:

The rising index is the trembling reticle line +DI, the descending indicator line -DI and the average momentum index cover line ADX. In the chart, the horizontal axis represents the time, and the vertical axis represents the numerical unit, and the three fluctuation curves formed can only be set in days, generally 14 days. It uses the difference between the long or short trend change in the market and the average trend of the change in the market, mainly to analyze the relationship between the three curves.

ADX is an indicator line in the DMI indicator and its usage:

Usage: When the market trend is obvious, the indicator works well.

PDI (Ascending Direction Line), MDI (Descending Direction Line), ADX (Trending Average).

The line breaks through the MDI line from the bottom up, indicating that there is a new long entry, which is a buy signal;

The line breaks the MDI line from top to **, indicating that there is a new short entry, which is a sell signal;

If the value is consistently higher than the previous day, the market** will maintain the original trend;

The value decreases, drops below 20, and when it travels sideways, the market sentiment is consolidated;

When the value changes from an upward trend to a downward trend, it indicates that ** is about to reverse.

Parameters: n number of statistical days; m The number of days between days, generally

The use of ADX is divided into two parts, first using charts, trend lines or moving averages to determine the direction of a trend, and then using ADX to determine the strength of that trend. Regarding the basic idea of trading, I think the daily chart is more suitable, because the intraday chart is too volatile, and there are often repeated signals. The ADX's readings and direction are important.

Generally speaking, an ADX reading of 30 or above can be considered a strong trend. If the ADX reading is below 20, it means that the market momentum is weak. During the period, the ** back and forth model is clearly sold, and there is no obvious direction.

As for between 20 and 30, it is a neutral reading. The higher the ADX reading, the more pronounced the trend. Even if the ADX declines, as long as the reading is above 30, the market still has considerable momentum.

When the ADX climbs upwards, it should only follow the direction of the trend.