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The Stochastic Oscillator

<< 4.5.2. Oscillators

(Stochastic Oscillator)

Stochastic Oscillator was developed by the president of the corporation «Investment Educators«, Inc. By George C. Lane.

It was created to estimate the distance of the last closing price of the bar from the edge of the price range for a given period. The need to implement in the form of a technical indicator appeared after it was noticed one of the properties of the market: if the market moves up / down, the closing price of the bars the period closer to the top / bottom of the trading range for a certain time interval.
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Technical Indicator Convergence / Divergence Moving Averages

<< 4.5.2. Oscillators

(Moving Average Convergence / Divergence - MACD)

MACD is an indicator of following the trend of the market. Usually it is referred to the category of oscillators in histogram form its graphic display. In essence, MACD is a more graphic display of the two moving averages. Experienced traders agree that the use of MACD in technical analysis is much more practical than the use of moving averages.
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Ichimoku Kinko Hyo

<< 4.5.2. Oscillators

(Ichimoku Kinko Hyo)

As the name implies, you can firmly assert that the indicator Ichimoku Kinko Hyo (Ichimoku Kinko Hyo) was developed in Japan. And this statement is untrue. Japanese analyst Goichi Hosoda (Goichi Hosoda) developed this indicator to supplement the popular Japanese candlestick analysis, (more ...)

Strength Index

<< 4.5.2. Oscillators

(Force Index)

To determine the driving force of the wound in the direction of a potential trend, Adler has created a technical indicator Forece Index (Strength Index). (more ...)

Average True Range

<< 4.5.2. Oscillators

(Average True Range, ATR)

The average true range was first introduced Dzh.Uells Uayderom in his book "New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems" in 1978.
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Standard deviation

4.5.1 << Trend technical indicators

(Standard Deviation, StdDev)

Standard deviation is a technical indicator whose readings are used to estimate the volatility of the market. StdDev reflects the degree of price fluctuations relative to the moving average (MA). This means that if the StdDev is large, the market price is strongly scattered with respect to MA. Conversely, the lower the value StdDev closer to the line MA is the market price.
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Parabolic SAR

4.5.1 << Trend technical indicators

(Parabolic SAR)

Technical Indicator Parabolic SAR (Parabolic SAR) was first described by J. Wells Jr. Ualderom published in his 1978 book "New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems." The indicator is based on the price chart.
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Moving average

4.5.1 << Trend technical indicators

(Moving Average, MA)

Moving Average (Moving Average, MA) is one of the most simple and widely used technical indicators. It shows the average price of a currency pair over time. Used to determine the trend. If the line is directed upward MA is that the trend is bullish, if the bottom is a bearish trend.
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Commodity Channel Index

4.5.1 << Trend technical indicators

(Commodity Channel Index, CCI)

Technical Indicator Commodity Channel Index (Commodity Channel Index, CCI) measures the deviation of price from its statistical mean. High index values ​​indicate that the price is unusually high compared with average and low - that is too low. Despite the name, Commodity Channel Index is applicable to any financial instrument, not just commodities.
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Bollinger Bands

4.5.1 << Trend technical indicators

(Bollinger Bands, BB)

Bollinger Bands were created by John Bollinger (John Bollinger), financial and technical analyst, president and founder of Bollinger Capital Management, Inc., - An investment company specializing in asset finance management to individuals and corporations.
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Average Directional Movement Index

4.5.1 << Trend technical indicators

(Average Directional Movement Index, ADX)

Technical Indicator Average Directional Movement Index helps determine the presence of a price trend. It was developed and described in detail in his book "New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems" by Welles Wilder.
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Indicators by Bill Williams

4.5.Tehnicheskie indicators <<

These technical indicators have been established to support the strategy of Bill Williams. This is one of the most contentious and controversial strategies to date. Making a profit when trading on the trading strategy depends on the degree of understanding.
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4.5.3.Obemy

4.5.Tehnicheskie indicators <<

The pricing in the market, is not only the price at which the seller agreed with the buyer, but the amount of funds they are willing to invest in the deal. Thus, a stronger influence on the market will have a transaction with the largest volume.
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4.5.2. Oscillators

4.5.Tehnicheskie indicators <<

Technical indicators in this group show the degree of volatility in the market. This means that the oscillators are indications of market fluctuations in exchange rates or fluctuations of other technical indicators. (more ...)

4.5.1 Trend technical indicators

Technical Indicators <<

Trend indicators are intended to identify state trends in the market and determine its direction. Technical indicators for this group are often used by traders. (more ...)

4.5.Tehnicheskie indicators

Technical Analysis <<

Technical indicators are statistical tools for analyzing the dynamics of the market. Their value is calculated by historical quotes and superimposed on the main timeline, (more ...)

Pitchfork

Other analytical tools <<

(Andrews `Pitchfork)

Pitchfork is a line tool, consisting of three parallel lines. The rules under which these lines are constructed as follows: on the chart selected three extreme points. (more ...)

Standard Deviation Channel

Other analytical tools <<

(Standard Deviation Channel)

Standard Deviation Channel (Standard Deviation Channel) is based on the Linear Regression Trend representing a ussual trendline drawn between two points on the chart method of least squares. (more ...)

Equidistant Channel

Other analytical tools <<

(Equidistant Channel)

Channel (Equidistant Channel) represents two parallel trend lines that connect the extreme high and low closing prices. Market price jumps, draws peaks and troughs forming the channel in the direction of the trend. (more ...)

4.3.7. Other analytical tools

4.3.Grafichesky analysis <<

If you often use a graphical analysis of linear tools that help determine graphically channels or change in trend. Using these tools simplify the perception of a price chart and allows the trader to assess the market with distinct geometric shapes, which in turn simplifies the analysis of the wound. (more ...)

Linear Regression Channel

Other analytical tools <<

(Linear Regression Channel) channel is a linear regression line is a graphical tool that allows you to determine the most probable range of price fluctuations. The channel consists of two parallel lines, equidistant from the line of linear regression trend. The distance from the boundaries of the channel trend line of linear regression is calculated as the maximum deviation of closing prices from the linear regression trend lines for the selected time interval. (more ...)

4.4.4. Fibonacci retracement levels

<< 4.4. Fibonacci Numbers

It is believed that in most cases, the trend is limited to correction of Fibonacci levels. (more ...)

4.4.3. Fibonacci Fan

Fibonacci 4.4.Chisla <<

Fibonacci Fans are built the same way as the Fibonacci Arcs. We construct a trend line between two extremes. (more ...)

4.4.2. Fibonacci Arcs

Fibonacci 4.4.Chisla <<

Construction of Fibonacci arcs is as follows. First, you need to spend between two extreme points of a trend a trend line. (more ...)

4.4.1. Golden Ratio

Fibonacci 4.4.Chisla <<

What does the sequence of Fibonacci to trading on the currency markets? The fact that the Fibonacci sequence is a series of properties that are ubiquitous in nature. But based on the fact that all human activity is subject to natural laws, including the exchange trade, it can be argued that the formation of price charts affected by these laws. This is manifested primarily in the formation of support and resistance levels, which somehow made ​​a huge mass of normal people without apparent reason. (more ...)

4.4.Chisla Fibonacci

Technical Analysis <<

Fibonacci numbers are a sequence of numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 ... This series of numbers based on the following principle: each subsequent number is the result of adding the previous two, namely, 1 +1 = 2 1 2 = 3, 2 +3 = 5, 3 +5 = 8 and so on, ad infinitum. (more ...)

4.3.6. The figures continue the trend

4.3.Grafichesky analysis <<

What determines the equilibrium in the market? Market Equilibrium occurs when demand equals supply. (more ...)

4.3.5.3. The triple top and triple bottom

Reversal patterns <<

The figure of "Triple Top" - is something intermediate between the figures' head - shoulders "and" Double Top ". Compared to the "double top" model "triple top" is less common. It is not difficult to guess, triple top has three peaks, which makes her look like a piece of "head and shoulders." (more ...)

4.3.5.2. Double Top (Double top) and the double bottom (Double bottom)

<< 4.3.5. Reversal

Model of a double peak is considered one of the most frequently occurring in the market. A figure emerges when the trend is weakening, encountering strong resistance level, while the price chart depicts two waves with maxima at approximately the same level.
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4.3.5.1. Head and shoulders

<< 4.3.5. Reversal

Head and shoulders - this is the classical model of reversal patterns. It should be a strong move up or down in price quotes. The figure vyresovyvaetsya three waves, the left and right sides of which form the shoulders, and the average - the head, while all three waves of their lower values ​​boil down to the neckline (support line). (more ...)

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