Author: FX

Sun: US clocks change (LDN-NY gap reverts to 5hrs); OPEC-8 Meeting. Australian Final PMIs (Oct)Mon: Japan Culture Day Holiday; Swiss CPI (Oct), EZ, UK & US Final Manufacturing PMI (Oct), US ISM Manufacturing PMI (Oct), Construction Spending (Sep)Tue: RBA Announcement & SoMP, French Assembly Budget (PLF/Revenue) Vote; Canadian Trade Balance (Sep), New Zealand Unemployment (Q3)Wed: US Supreme Court tariff hearing, Riksbank Announcement, BCB Announcement; German Industrial Orders (Sep), EZ, UK & US Composite & Services Final PMIs (Oct), EZ Producer Prices (Sep), US MBA, ADP (Oct), ISM Services PMI (Oct)Thu: BoE Announcement and MPR, Norges Bank Announcement; German Industrial Output…

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The Average Sentiment Oscillator (ASO) works by analyzing market momentum and crowd behavior to identify overbought and oversold conditions. It calculates sentiment values from price action, displaying them as an oscillator line that moves between two extremes. When the line rises, it shows bullish sentiment gaining strength; when it drops, bearish emotions dominate. This visual insight allows traders to understand what the majority of participants might be feeling — optimism or fear — helping them anticipate potential turning points before they happen. How the Indicator Improves Decision-Making Unlike traditional oscillators, the ASO blends both technical and emotional aspects of the…

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The 3 Stochastics in One MT4 Indicator is designed to merge three stochastic oscillators with different timeframes or settings into a single, easy-to-read window. This combination allows traders to see both short-term and long-term momentum at a glance. It filters out false signals that often occur when using a single stochastic, improving overall accuracy and confidence during trades. This indicator is especially useful for traders who rely on momentum-based strategies. By observing how the three stochastic lines move together or diverge, traders can easily spot trend reversals or strong continuation signals. When all three stochastics align in the same direction,…

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