What do you do to identify a range market?
That’s right, you use a moving average.
If the long-term moving average looks flat, then the price is also flat.
What do you do to identify the trend direction?
That’s right, you use the moving average.
If the moving average is going in an upward direction, then it’s an uptrend.
If the moving average is going down, like your account balance, then it’s a downtrend.
What do you do to find support and resistance in a trend?
That’s right, you use the moving average.
A 200-period moving average can many times act as support and resistance in a trending market.
What do you do to find if the market is overbought or oversold?
That’s right, you use the moving average.
If the price is too far away from the moving average, it has a higher chance of coming back to the average price.
What do you do to find the short-term trend?
That’s right, you use the moving average.
A shorter-term average, like the 21-period EMA, will show the short-term trend direction.
What do you do to increase the win rate of any strategy?
That’s right, you use the moving average, but this time on multiple time frames.
We have tested data on the main Trading Rush channel that says trading in the direction of multiple higher timeframe trends makes more money.
Take a long trade only if multiple higher time frames are showing an uptrend.
What do you do if you don’t have anywhere else to set the stoploss?
That’s right, you use the moving average.
Since the moving average can act as good enough support and resistance in a trending market, a stop-loss on the other side of it can be a good stop-loss.
What do you do to identify a slow market?
That’s right, you use the moving average.
The price crossing the long-term moving average frequently can mean that the trend is slow, and you should avoid trend trading.
What do you do when you want to move from one place to another?
That’s right, you start moving.
What do you say when you’re not too tall or not too short?

That’s right, you are average.
You see, the moving average is the best indicator mankind has ever created.
So, do you use it?