This session covers what a moving average actually measures, why two averages of different lengths are read as a pair, and the range conditions where the signal degrades.
Covered in this session
- What a moving average is computing, and what it discards
- Reading slope and separation instead of crossovers alone
- Why the same settings behave differently across timeframes
- Ranging markets: recognising when the tool does not apply
No indicator predicts price. A moving average is a summary of what already happened, so every signal it produces arrives after the move it describes has begun.