Technical analysis
This category includes articles about technical analysis and the different techniques used to generate buy and sell signals in the field of technical analysis.
Traditional technical analysis consists of the techniques first developed in the field of technical analysis. Traditional technical analysis were designed based on identified relationships in historic ...
A trend break is a reversal in the current trend. A trend break means that the stock price rises above the trend line or falls below the trend line in the opposite direction of the current trend. ...
A trendline is a straight line that are drawn into a share price chart between local peaks or local bottoms. ...
A trigger is, in the field of technical analysis, a condition that signals a purchase decision or a sell decisions in a stock when the condition is met. ...
Two day reversal is a signal that is provided in a bottom pivot or a top pivot. A two day reversal consists of two bars. ...
Volatility is a technical indicator in technical analysis. Volatility refers to the average deviation from a mean value. ...
A volatility dependent moving average is a technical indicator to identify the trend and to generate buy and sell signals. A volatility dependent moving average is a moving average that puts more weig ...
Volume is used as a technical indicator in technical analysis. Volume refers to the size of the share turnover measured in monetary terms or in quantity. High volume in a stock when the share price go ...
A volume dependent moving average is a technical indicator to identify the trend and to generate buy and sell signals. A volume dependent moving average is a moving average where the share price on da ...
A weighted moving average is a technical indicator to identify the trend and to generate buy and sell signals. A weighted moving average is a moving average where weights are used to give the latest p ...