Indicators are useful tools to help traders measure trend direction, strength, volatility. Is the volume supporting the trend? You can know with indicators.
The True Strength Index (TSI) is a very popular and widely used momentum oscillator. It helps traders determine the trend and overbought/oversold market conditions. True Strength Index (TSI) is a … Read more
An envelope refers to two lines plotted above and below a security’s price. It is drawn by drawing a Simple Moving Average and 2 SMA around it at a fixed … Read more
Historical Volatility is a measure of movements of prices over a specified period of time. It deals with measuring the level of price fluctuations of stock prices from its average … Read more
The Ulcer Index indicator is a technical analysis tool that measures the downside risk considering both main factors, the depth and the duration of price fall. It is a 3-step … Read more
The advance/decline (A/D) line is a breadth indicator that plots the difference between advancing stocks and declining stocks. A/D line should move in the same direction as major indexes to … Read more
Both the Bollinger Bands Width and the Bollinger Bands %B are indicators based on the Bollinger Bands. The Bollinger Bands Width indicator shows the width of the bands (how wide … Read more
The Triple Exponential Moving Average (TRIX) helps investors determine the price momentum and identify oversold and overbought signals in a financial asset. It is composed of 3 main components: Zero … Read more
The Chaikin oscillator measures the Accumulation/Distribution Line of MACD. A cross above the ADL indicates that investors are accumulating (buying). Price follows volume, based on an old investing axiom. When … Read more
The Hull moving average indicator or HMA indicator helps to identify the current trend in the market. It is an extremely fast and smooth moving average. The Hull moving average … Read more
The Schaff Trend Cycle (STC) indicator is an oscillator. It helps to identify the market trends with improved speed and accuracy. The Schaff Trend Cycle (STC) indicator is an oscillator … Read more
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