SYNTHETIC CRASH 500 RSI INDICATOR

Hi and thank you for visiting my blog. 

Let's talk EA's and strategy, the easiest EA to use with Crash 500 is the RSI, and simply put, you can sell based on the value, I created a simple EA which monitors the RSI value and then in turn would print a simple arrow on the chart when the RSI reaches specific levels. 

You may find it useful, but you also may not find it useful. 

What I can say, is that most of the BOTS I have seen for Crash 500 uses this simple strategy and sells with a wide SL when the RSI reaches specific levels. 

You could take this EA and turn it into a simple BOT by simply adding in the trade function together with trailing stops. 

You can download the EA here, simply add it to your chart and you are good to go. A word of warning, this EA simply uses RSI, so ensure you are analyzing the charts in conjunction with this EA in order to take entry. If you simply follow this EA you will lose money. 

In my next post, let me know if I should discuss how to create a simple BOT using this strategy. 

I can also show you how you can simply leverage market direction in order to make this EA more accurate. 

*NB, trading is risky, many people lose money when trading forex pairs.

*NB, this is not financial advice, nor am I qualified to provide it.

SYNTHETIC CRASH 500 INDEX

Hi, and thank you for coming over to my blog. 

First off, do you understand Forex? Do you understand what a synthetic indices are and which broker offers these as tradeable.

So if you are new, a sythetic indice in a nutshell is an indice that is not affected by fundamentals.These are typically offered by a broker called DERIV. The most common traded pairs are VIX 75 which offers a great ROI. 

But, let's chat about Crash 500, there are many strategies available on the internet and many videos which show different types of trading strategies. The easiest and most common is to use price action and then the RSI indicator, the simplest method is to sell when RSI hits 90 (using 1m timeframe) and hold based on different levels. 

Go have a look at the chart 90% of the time Crash 500 fall after it its the 80 or 90 levels on the RSI, its a simple way to get you started with a synthetic index and Deriv.

If you have not registered a Deriv Account, you can register by following this link

Loading appsettings.json in a different project type

So I found myself in a situation where I needed to access data stored in a configuration file for a DOTNET Core project, so I dug around and found that a few steps are required which are listed below: 

• Add references to the following Nuget packages 

• Add your empty appsettings.json file to the root of your project 
• Add the below code entry:

Once complete you should be able to access the appsettings as you usually do in any dotnet core web project.