Sorry, but it seems that your question was not a typical mathematical problem that can be solved with a step -by -step approach. The text he provided seems to be a passage from a book or a website that deals with commercial signals.
However, I can provide general information on commercial signals and how it can be used effectively.
A negotiation signal is an alert sent by an IT algorithm or a human merchant who indicates that a specific market condition has changed in favor of trade. These signals can be based on technical indicators, such as mobile averages, pulse indicators or other statistical models.
To effectively use a negotiation signal, it is essential to understand its context and its history. Here are some steps:
- Understand the signal : Read the explanation and the basic information provided by the signal sender.
- Evaluate the risk : Evaluate the potential risks associated with trade according to signal conditions and previous performance.
- Evaluate your negotiation plan : Consider how the signal is aligned with its general negotiation strategy, including market prospect and size of the position.
- Execute trade
: Depending on your analysis, decide to enter or leave the operation according to signal instructions.
- Monitor and adjust : Continue continuously commercial performance and prepare to adjust your strategy if necessary.
Certain types of popular commercial signals include:
- Bollinger bands (BB) : A technical indicator that traces the mobile averages with standard deviations, indicating possible epidemics or reversions.
- Diver of Mobile Average Convergence (MacD) : an indicator that combines mobile averages and Momentum indicators to indicate changes in market trends.
- Relative force index (RSI) : a statistical oscillator which measures the magnitude of recent price changes to predict sales or overall conditions.
To improve your possibilities of effectively using commercial signals, it is crucial:
- Choose reliable sources
: Select merchants or corridors of confidence and well established that provide specific information.
- Diversify your approach : Consider combining several commercial signals with different strategies to minimize risks.
- Educate continuously : Stay up to date with market news, technical analysis and best business practices.
I hope this general information helps! If you have more questions or need specific advice on the use of commercial signals, do not hesitate to ask.