No elaborate indiors. No price action voodoo. Just do the opposite of the audience. This most likely will work best for those who can hold their trades for days, even weeks.

If you go to the'trades' section of the site you'll see there is a section that outlines the positions of all the forum associates that have commerce explorers running to get their live accounts. It shows the amount of traders that are long/short a tool in addition to how many lots are in play for the bulls and bears.
The data is similar to what you'd find on Dukascopy's sentiment charts, and also normally the bull/bear prejudice is around the same, with slightly different proportions. Unfortunately there is not one for XAUUSD or OIL.

One thing you'll see is that (apparently) most traders have not heard the saying,'the trend is your friend'. Or at least, they don't think it.
The egy is simply this - commerce against whatever the majority of traders do over on the positions/live accounts section. Let's analyze the current scenario.

EURUSD
Right about 60 percent of traders are short the Euro. This, regardless of the fact that it's been trending, strongly bullish since November this past year, and before that, with only a couple of months dip, in December 2016. It looks bullish to me personally MN, W1, D1, H4, H1, M30 and M15. Just on M5 is there some doubt. Sure, it may be headed for a dip soon, but so far the traders who've been waiting for it (according to FXFactory) are losing at a rate of -4.5%. Euro bears are losing their trades at nearly 3x the rate of bulls. When the Euro spiked yesterday, as I had been watching the bull/bear article, the amount of bulls actually diminished. In other words, the more painful the transaction, the more people got into it. Human nature or trader nature?
Conclusion: Proceed Euro.

GBPUSD
Pretty much everything I wrote about Fiber applies to Cable. Proceed, as 60 percent ofcliqforexmembers are brief. This time they are losing at a rate 4x higher than bulls.

USDJPY
The yen situation is a little more complied as it has not been definitely trending on D1 and up. It has been in a small range, but has been weakening with USD for the last few days. What docliqforextraders believe? Well, they think it's a fantastic long trade though it's a little closer than cable/fiber with only 58 percent bulls. Neither the bears nor the bulls are creating any positive returns on this particular one as both are losing -1.9 and -2.5 percent respectively while trading the yen. Down for a week, and that range for just two weeks earlier that - yeah, let's buy me some of that, seems like the thought procedure. Well, maybe they're right as it's been showing signs of life. Also,cliqforexis only losing twice the winning trades with this one, and they are actually out-winning that the yen bears with a factor of 2. This egy however calls for us to do the opposite of the audience. Go brief yen.

USDCHF
Even more certainty concerning this particular one - 65 percent dollar bulls. Perhaps this is a reaction to the SNB statement saying that interference in currency appreciation is obviously an alternative. Most of us recall 2015, correct? Let's look at the chart. Hmm, a tight range historically, with no clear prejudice on D1. On H4 although it's clearly bearsh and continues to be slumping strongly all month. Certainlycliqforexmembers anticipate a change back to the top of the range, and they're probably right, that is going to happen. Not before they lose their shirts though. Go brief USDCHF.

USDCAD
Here is an interesting situation in which the ratio of bulls/bears is ordinary - about 56 percent bulls, but the money in play is outlandishly lopsided, with 80 percent of all lots being bullish USDCAD. Does anyone know why? It can't be a carry trade. It is a dreadful carry trade. Please provide me a learnings internet! Thus, how are the 80 percent of bull trades in USDCAD doing? Well, surprise surprise USDCAD has been firmly bearish since last Spring, and following a short rally it's still heading down. Loonie bears are losing triple that which their bull counterparts are bringing in, although the bears are only breaking even on profits. I understand what you're thinking. NAFTA! Trump! Hey, we get it. He knows the art of the offer. He has got a frightening stare, and also the CAD PM would fit right in with a Korean boy group. But we'll stay long that the loonie, so go brief USDCAD.

AUDUSD
In case you're brief USDCAD, going long AUDUSD is basically exactly the same thing and now you've got excessive correlation risk, but hey,cliqforexmembers are such a powerful (and enjoyable ) contrarian signal let's just say exactly what the hell. Just 39% are bullish the Aussie, despite its crazy bullish look from M30 up to D1. Aussie bears are losing 4x up to the bulls, but strangely, they are winning double up to the bulls. I should have taken more stats courses to comprehend how that functions. Perhaps that is the carry trade impact? Bulls maintain their trades open longer, hence winning often? What matters is they are managing to earn a meagre 0.2% profit versus the -2.0percent of bears. Long AUDUSD.

NZDUSD
Same as AUDUSD except it's nearly comical (or tragic?) Exactly what kiwi bears are losing. -8.3%!

GBPJPY
Obviously bullish since May 2016 so which side can you anticipatecliqforexmembers to be siding with? You guessed it! Da Bears. Although it's fairly close to even, the bulls are winning an astonishing 9.2% profit with this transaction. Long GBPJPY.

So I guess I will trade this in a demo account and upgrade in a month or two. I would not expect this to generate quick profits.
Wishing you prosperity.