The indicator generally works only in trending #markets & creates "whipsaws" during sideways phases. Thus, Wilder recommends first establishing the
pSAR attempts to give traders an edge by highlighting the direction an asset is moving & providing entry & exit points
During a strong trend, the indicator will highlight that strong trend,keeping the trader in trending move.
The major shortcoming of the indicator is that it will provide little analytics or trade signals during sideways market conditions.
pSAR acts as a risk management tool helping in exits from a trade which is were most of us falter. Entries come naturally but exits are equally if not more important than entries.
pSAR helps in getting clean entries into a trade in our limited experience.
Over the years, we have learnt that pSAR tends to work a lot better with "noiseless charting methods" such as P&F, RENKO, KAGI etc.
Tweaking the default values is not recommended initially but only after
Remember, getting acclimatised to pSAR is much more difficult than a RSI / Stochastic / MACD as pSAR tries to keep the trader "in the trade" perennially.
pSAR unfortunately may make you an addicted trader because of its inherent properties of continuously being "in the trade".
But we would not recommend doing so. Reason is simple, while trying out a new indicator, try it on a stand alone basis, if you are comfortable, then put it test/practice for a year.
Hope you will find the thread useful.
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