Why the EMA Indicator Fails (And How Price Action Wins)
Learn to Trade in 5 Days Why the EMA Indicator Fails (And How Price Action Wins) The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) promises to track price trends but often leads to delayed and unprofitable trades. After seven years of trading and millions in profits, I’ve learned that Price Action Trading is the key to generating $1,000–$1,500 weekly in the $6.3 trillion Forex market. In this guide, I’ll explain why the EMA indicator is unreliable, compare it to other flawed indicators, and show you how to trade profitably with Price Action, plus a real trade example to prove it. Get my 5-Day Trading Mini-Course 1. What is the EMA Indicator? The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is a technical indicator that tracks the average price of a currency pair, giving more weight to recent prices to follow trends “exponentially.” Key Characteristics: Function: Smooths price data to identify trends, acting as a dynamic support/resistance level that moves with the market. Com...