Enter your name and valid email for instant access: The Momentum indicator used to be very popular, but I don't see many traders using it now.

It may be because they think its too simple or it might be that it's just fallen out of favor. Start by watching the video below to give you an idea of how you can use Momentum in your trading, then read the article below for other day trading momentum indicators on the use of Momentum. Momentum Trading Method Watch Where to learn forex trading in singapore Day trading momentum indicators Now - Click Here If you are having problems viewing the video and would rather download it, simply Right-Click the link below and select "Save Target As " or for Firefox "Save Link As" CLICK HERE To Save IMPORTANT: Click HERE if you are having problems with the video.

Overview The Momentum indicator measures the rate of change from the most recent close to that of close X periods ago and then multiplies the result by Basically, it lets you know if there's any force momentum in the market. It is generally plotted around a zero line where readings above zero are considered to be bullish and readings below zero are considered bearish.

Remember, readings below zero can still have momentum, but it is then negative momentum.