MA Whipsaws in Range Bound Sideways Markets Strategies
Range Markets Strategies
Moving averages are helpful indicators for indices trading during established trends. However, in range-bound markets, moving averages can generate false signals or fake-outs, limiting their effectiveness.
The MA, or Moving Average, is susceptible to generating misleading signals or "whipsaws" during periods when the market lacks a defined trend (range-bound) because price action exhibits volatility and constantly crosses around the average. This causes the moving average trading indicator to issue signals suggesting an uptrend in indices, only to abruptly reverse and suggest selling stock signals.
This is why you shouldn't use the Moving Average indicator to trade indices in a market that stays in a range.

Range-Bound Market and Whipsaws - How to Trade Stock Index in a Range Market
That's why it's a good idea to use this moving average indicator together with other indicators to get signals for trading indices.
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