Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
Chaikin Money Flow
The Chaikin Money Flow, also known as CMF, is an Indicator that measures the amount of Money Flow Volume over a specific
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
The Commodity Channel Index (Cci)
The Cci, also known as the Commodity Channel Index, measures the variations of the Prices from their statistical average; it’s used to
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
The Bollinger Bands
The Bollinger Bands are one of the most used and famous Indicators; they are based on the volatility of the Prices. To
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
The Aroon Indicator
The Aroon Indicator is used to know when there is an Uptrend, Downtrend or Sideways Trend in the Prices and how strong
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
The Average Directional Index (ADX) and the Directional Movement Index (DMI)
The Indicator ADX, also known as Average Directional Index, is based on the movements of the Prices and is a directional movement
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
The Accumulative Swing Index
The Accumulative Swing Index, also known as ASI, is an Indicator used to analyse a current Trend or to find a possible
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
The Accumulation/Distribution Line
The Accumulation/Distribution Line is a volume-based Indicator that relates the Volume and the Prices. The purpose of this Indicator is to better
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
Using Multiple Moving Averages
Using multiple Moving Averages: a method to use the Moving Averages, is to insert two moving averages on the same chart to
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
Weighted Moving Average vs Exponential Moving Average
Let’s analyse these two following types of moving averages: Weighted Moving Average vs Exponential Moving Average (Also known as WMA and EMA)
Technical Analysis Oscillators and Indicators
Simple Moving Average
The simple moving average (also known as SMA) is certainly the most known and used oscillator, but also the easiest to understand
