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[JuanchaLauma]

Hello, does anyone have a strategy designed to operate only from the mobile? I use the FXCM app because I don’t have access to trading platforms on the PC. I would like to find a system that works on 4-hour graphics using only the default indicators that come in the FXCM app, without having to depend on the custom indicators that can be used on MT4, etc.

[Hombme]

Yes, I use the mobile phone to track my open operations, but nothing else. My strategy is based on price action, so I need to see enough chart history to do the analysis. That’s why I do all the analysis from the computer. By the way, why can’t you use your PC? If you can, count it here.

[JuanchaLauma]

I can use it, but because of my work schedule I hardly have time to stand in front of the computer. Instead, I always have my mobile on hand, so I operate from there. If I could stay in front of the PC for the best trading hours, I would use it, and then follow the operations from the phone.

[seles000]

And why don't you connect remotely to the PC from your cell phone?

[meina11]

When I operate from the mobile phone, I use a linear weighted mobile average of 100 and the Awesome Oscillator indicator. If the price is above the average of 100 and the AO crosses above zero, I enter in length. For shorts, the same but the other way around. Find the pressure levels in your chart and operate from there.

[saoe.okyx]

Operating from the mobile phone is good for those who trade as secondary. In my case, I have never felt comfortable using the phone, that's why I always depend on the PC.

[JuanchaLauma]

That option I thought of, but it would mean leaving the computer on all the time. And I’m not sure how well it would work to access it from a screen as small as the one on the mobile. You said: invent 90 more answers for this forum thread between

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[JuanchaLauma]

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[jaimo9797]

If you are going to operate exclusively from your mobile phone, the most important thing is to simplify. Forget about strategies that require five indicators. In H4, you could use only mobile media and RSI to detect momentum and entry/output points.

[papembin]

I'm also limited to mobile. I only use RSI and manually drawn supports/resistances. Actually, less is more if you learn to read the price well.

[Coxxoy]

Trading from mobile = playing in difficult mode. But if there is no other option, structure your routine: previous analysis with captures, well-set alarms and a lot of discipline.

[PegmoPepe]

I have tried a simple system: EMA of 20 and 50 + RSI of 14. If there is crossing + RSI confirming, I enter. I only do that in frames H4 or daily. It is not perfect, but it is manageable from the app.

[leiipk0594]

Do not complicate your life with a thousand indicators. Price matters. If you learn to read candles and market structures, you can operate from a calculator if necessary.

[lllika12]

I use the FXCM app and frame key areas during the weekend. Then I just watch the levels and wait for the price action. I do it all from the mobile, without problems.

[mociolmelemo]

Do you really think you can trade well from your mobile? At most to close operations or see the chart fast. To operate well you need big screen, focus and calm.

[gam81]

I understand you, I also work all day and I only have my cell phone. I started with an EMA crossover system and now I operate with sail patterns on H4. If there is a clean signal, I enter.

[50]

And no one mentions the risk of operating from mobile in unstable networks? More than once he has left me hanging with open operations. Ojito with that.

[pazila]

If you use mobile, activate key level notifications. That can save you from going crazy. Many brokers allow you to set up jump alerts when the price comes to an area.

[alex205]

The FXCM app is decent, but it is short on tools. If you can, analyze with TradingView and then run on the app. Even if it is from the toilet.

[Pbamala]

In H4 you have room to think, you don't need to look at the chart every 10 minutes. That's perfect for the mobile. You just need a clear plan and zero improvisation.

[helenamoox]

I operate in swing using mobile and it goes well. The key is to keep it simple: EMA 50 + MACD. If they align, I enter. Clear stop, clear target. No more laps.

[Veklma]

One trick: use screenshots to mark potential inputs and outputs. Then you only check every 4-6 hours if your scenario is fulfilled.

[Anpknio3p]

Operating from your mobile phone is no excuse for not having discipline. In fact, it forces you to be more precise. If you dominate it, you will have an advantage when you use complete platforms.

[lhekalaclism900]

I'm surprised that so many people depend on the mobile phone. I use it only for emergencies. There's no comparison with the vision that gives you a good desktop setup.

[Jennswhile]

Have you tried combining PC analytics over the weekend and then run on your mobile during the week? So you don't depend on your mobile to think.

[laumanunwzam]

I have a strategy based only on support/resistance zones + RSI. The FXCM app allows me to mark the zones and see if there are confluences. Simple but effective.

[Jllelepep]

Don't trust mobile signals if you don't understand what's behind it. Apps don't do magic. Learn how to read the chart before following "mobile strategies".

[nicoxxe123456]

Eye! Many times the graphics in mobile apps are not as synchronized as on the desktop platform. Always use the same candles (GMT+2, etc.).

[vamik0]

I did more than 1,000 pips in 2 months on mobile only. How? Price action, discipline and wait for clean setups. The rest is noise.

[NOEL]

I think this thread is a good idea. There are a lot of people like you, who only have the mobile to operate. It would be great to share simple setups that work on H4.

[LheOulkaslem]

The most important thing on mobile: to know when NOT to operate. If you don’t see a clear entrance, wait. It’s not the same to have a clean setup as to trade by boredom.

[Niggaa]

My advice: choose just a couple of instruments. Don’t try to cover the entire market from the mobile phone. A well analyzed pair yields more than ten poorly viewed.

[Susanans]

I use the EMA crossover strategy + surround pattern. If it happens in support/resistance zone, I enter. All visible in the app.

[lumeky]

You should consider installing the TradingView app. Even if you operate from FXCM, you can do your analysis there and then run the command in FXCM.

[vicpkmoxnwl1991]

Apps have a disadvantage: emotional control is more difficult. Everything looks very fast and one tends to overoperate. Beware of that.

[alexsimok97]

If you are going to follow this path, I recommend an operations journal. Write down why you entered, what you saw, if it was valid. In a short time you will improve a lot.

[Ingeniemo]

In my opinion, if you can't operate with a simple strategy from the mobile, you won't know how to operate from the PC either. The problem isn't the tool, it's the logic behind it.

[Sammixxaga]

I have a spreadsheet with my rules and setups. Every time I open an operation from the mobile, I check the sheet before running. It has saved me many times.

[oxleofokl61]

I operate with RSI and MACD only on H4. I use alerts per level of RSI and expect confirmation with MACD before entering. It is the most practical thing I found to operate from mobile.

[maichal85]

Note that most strategies are not intended for mobile. You have to adapt them. Look for simple patterns and clear setups.

[mmvega7172]

I've spent 3 years operating alone on my mobile phone. Results? Consistency, patience and much less stress. You don't need a thousand tools to make money. You just need to understand what you're seeing. You said: Start the translation from