What does sidus helps in trading?

<p id="isPasted">Sidus Trading Robot is an innovative VertexFX Client-Side Script that uses a strategy that employs two indicators, Relative strength Index(RSI) and Simple Moving average(SMA) to identify the trend and strength of the current market.</p><p>The Relative Strength Indicator is a powerful Oscillator indicator that helps traders evaluate the strength of the current market. Whereas Simple Moving average is a trend indicator represent the average closing price of the market over a specified period of time. Traders often make use of moving averages as an indication of current market momentum.</p><p>The Trading Robot uses RSI together with a simple moving average to take entry and exit. The moving average crossover technique is used to identify trend of the market and RSI technique employed in this Trading Robot is the centreline technique where the trend of the market is confirmed if the RSI value is above or below 50.</p><p>A long position is placed when fast moving average crosses above the slow moving average, and this uptrend signal is confirmed when RSI value moves above 50. Whereas a Short position is placed when the slow-moving average crosses above fast moving average and this downtrend signal is confirmed RSI value falls below 50.</p><p>An Effective money management system is used to control a fixed lot size, stop loss, and take profit. An active long position is closed if the price hits Take profit, stop loss, or when the short signal is generated, whereas a short position is closed if the price hits Take profit, stop loss or when the long signal is generated.</p><p>Configurable Inputs:</p><p>1.TP– The profit target of each position in points.</p><p>2.SL– The Stop Loss of each position in points.</p><p>3.Lots– The lot size of each position opened by the expert advisor.</p><p>4.Shift– The candle/bar on which the indicators used are calculated (relative to the current candle, shift 0 is the current candle which is forming and shift 1 is the previous candle).</p>

<p>Sidus indicator presented in the platform MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, has several versions. One of its last versions, 5th, is an indicator switchman, which shows the points for opening positions by the arrows. It is among the most accurate indicators to trade which can bring maximum profit.</p>

<p id="isPasted">Sidus Trading Robot is an innovative VertexFX Client-Side Script that uses a strategy that employs two indicators, Relative strength Index(RSI) and Simple Moving average(SMA) to identify the trend and strength of the current market.</p><p>The Relative Strength Indicator is a powerful Oscillator indicator that helps traders evaluate the strength of the current market. Whereas Simple Moving average is a trend indicator represent the average closing price of the market over a specified period of time. Traders often make use of moving averages as an indication of current market momentum.</p><p>The Trading Robot uses RSI together with a simple moving average to take entry and exit. The moving average crossover technique is used to identify trend of the market and RSI technique employed in this Trading Robot is the centreline technique where the trend of the market is confirmed if the RSI value is above or below 50.</p><p>A long position is placed when fast moving average crosses above the slow moving average, and this uptrend signal is confirmed when RSI value moves above 50. Whereas a Short position is placed when the slow-moving average crosses above fast moving average and this downtrend signal is confirmed RSI value falls below 50.</p><p>An Effective money management system is used to control a fixed lot size, stop loss, and take profit. An active long position is closed if the price hits Take profit, stop loss, or when the short signal is generated, whereas a short position is closed if the price hits Take profit, stop loss or when the long signal is generated.</p>

<p id="isPasted">The basis of the sidus indicator, lies the homonymous method, which is based on using two sets of moving averages. These kits create a kind of channels, the intersection of which gives the most accurate signal to open positions. In the signal 5-th version of the indicator the intersection points are not displayed, but are displayed as arrows of different colors. We consider the most common version of the indicator – Sidus-2.</p><p>Sidus indicator includes the following tools:</p><p>EMA – exponential moving average;</p><p>RSI – relative strength index.</p>

<p id="isPasted">Sidus is a simplistic VertexFX indicator that identifies trend breakouts based on Moving Averages MAs.</p><p>Moving Averages provide valuable insights into the current market trend and the possibility of trend reversals. When two or more Moving Averages are used a powerful trading system can be built based on crossovers of the Moving Average.</p><p>Sidus indicator employs four Moving Averages, namely, a) 5-period Linear Weighted Moving Average, b) 8-period Linear Weighted Moving Average, c) 18-period Exponential Moving Average, and, d) 28-period Exponential Moving Average.</p><p>These periods represent harmonic integers and therefore can identify trend continuation and trend reversals better than other Moving Average periods. The Sidus indicator uses both Exponential (EMA) and Linear Weighted Moving Averages (LWMA) in-order to ensure that signals are confirmed with both methods. The Exponential Moving Average method responds faster to trend breakouts whereas even though the Linear Weighted Moving Average is slower to respond it eliminates false breakout signals.</p><p>SIGNALS:</p><p>1) A BUY signal is generated when the 5-period LWMA crosses above the 8-period LWMA by DISTANCE points, or,</p><p>2) A BUY signal is generated when 8-period LWMA crosses above the 28-period EMA by DISTANCE points, or</p><p>3) A SELL signal is generated when the 5-period LWMA crosses below the 8-period LWMA by DISTANCE points, or,</p><p>4) A SELL signal is generated when the 8-period LWMA crosses below the 28-period EMA by DISTANCE points.</p><p>The 18-period EMA is not used for identifying signals, but rather as a reference line. For a signal to be valid, the 18-period EMA should be between the 5-period LWMA and the 28-period EMA. This reduces the chances of false breakouts.</p><p>Traders can place stop-loss below the nearest Swing Low for BUY signals, or above the nearest Swing High for SELL signals.</p>