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<\/a><\/p>\nHow does the Market Facilitation Index indicator work?<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe individual Market Boost Index bars give traders<\/a> a special signal.<\/p>\nThe green bar indicates<\/a> an increase in volume and an increasing trend. This means that new participants will join the market which means that the current trend will probably continue. This bar is not a signal to join immediately because it is already getting stronger and it is usually too late to enter the market. If you can close the trade before the green bar, it confirms the accuracy of your decision.<\/p>\nA brown bar signals that the current movement of the market is slowing down and therefore traders are interested in this particular asset. A brown bar is usually a sign of a reversal trend, so it will enter the market in the opposite direction of the previous trend<\/a>. This is not recommended as it is far from the concept that a new trend may emerge after the trend has ended.<\/p>\nThe blue bar chart shows that the current trend is not the result of trading activity, but rather due to a lack of interest in either bear or bull markets. This trend may end at any time. Therefore, when the blue bar appears as an arc, the market situation is considered uncertain.<\/p>\n
The pink bar is the most attractive for traders. Its design indicates active trading<\/a> by both buyers and sellers. Trend reversals are often seen on the pink bar.<\/p>\n![\"Market](\"https:\/\/www.fx141.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/12\/64645.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nTrading strategies for the Market Boost Index indicator<\/strong><\/h2>\nNow let’s discuss trading strategies based on this indicator<\/a>. Market Boost Index Indicator.<\/p>\nIndicates a Market Boost Index buy setup<\/strong><\/h2>\nA pink bar appears when
\nThe trader places a buy stop loss pending order just a few pips above the previous local high.
\nThe stop loss is set above the previous local low of the account.
\nTake profit can be 2-3 times the stop loss (depending on what is the SL value and how close the key level is).<\/p>\n
Market Facilitation Index indicating a sell setup<\/strong><\/h2>\nA pink column appears in the MFI.
\nThe trader has a sell stop order that is waiting below the previous local low.
\nThe stop loss is placed above the previous local high.
\nThe profit can be 2-3 times the stop loss (depending on how close the SL is to the key level).<\/p>\n
Market Facilitation Index Indicator Conclusion<\/strong><\/h2>\nUsed to identify the strength of trends<\/a> and trend reversals within the market. The indicator displays histograms in different colors. Each color symbolizes a specific situation. By far, the pink one is the most important bar chart, as it indicates a possible trend reversal<\/a>.
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The green bar indicates<\/a> an increase in volume and an increasing trend. This means that new participants will join the market which means that the current trend will probably continue. This bar is not a signal to join immediately because it is already getting stronger and it is usually too late to enter the market. If you can close the trade before the green bar, it confirms the accuracy of your decision.<\/p>\n A brown bar signals that the current movement of the market is slowing down and therefore traders are interested in this particular asset. A brown bar is usually a sign of a reversal trend, so it will enter the market in the opposite direction of the previous trend<\/a>. This is not recommended as it is far from the concept that a new trend may emerge after the trend has ended.<\/p>\n The blue bar chart shows that the current trend is not the result of trading activity, but rather due to a lack of interest in either bear or bull markets. This trend may end at any time. Therefore, when the blue bar appears as an arc, the market situation is considered uncertain.<\/p>\n The pink bar is the most attractive for traders. Its design indicates active trading<\/a> by both buyers and sellers. Trend reversals are often seen on the pink bar.<\/p>\n Now let’s discuss trading strategies based on this indicator<\/a>. Market Boost Index Indicator.<\/p>\n A pink bar appears when A pink column appears in the MFI. Used to identify the strength of trends<\/a> and trend reversals within the market. The indicator displays histograms in different colors. Each color symbolizes a specific situation. By far, the pink one is the most important bar chart, as it indicates a possible trend reversal<\/a>.<\/a><\/p>\nTrading strategies for the Market Boost Index indicator<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Indicates a Market Boost Index buy setup<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nThe trader places a buy stop loss pending order just a few pips above the previous local high.
\nThe stop loss is set above the previous local low of the account.
\nTake profit can be 2-3 times the stop loss (depending on what is the SL value and how close the key level is).<\/p>\nMarket Facilitation Index indicating a sell setup<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nThe trader has a sell stop order that is waiting below the previous local low.
\nThe stop loss is placed above the previous local high.
\nThe profit can be 2-3 times the stop loss (depending on how close the SL is to the key level).<\/p>\nMarket Facilitation Index Indicator Conclusion<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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