Awesome Oscillator (AO)
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Awesome Oscillator (AO)
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This index covers common indicators. Values can differ with calculation method, lookback period and data source.
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Awesome Oscillator (AO)
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: SMA / EMA
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: MACD
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Moving Average of Oscillator (OsMA)
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Alligator Indicator
Simplifies swings or candle presentation to help read structure; settings can change what becomes visible.
Reference term: Renko Bars
Summarizes range or variability. Volatility measures do not predict direction by themselves.
Reference term: Average True Range (ATR)
Uses volume or price-volume relationships where data is available; feed quality and instrument data matter.
Reference term: Force Index
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Relative Vigor Index (RVI)
Uses volume or price-volume relationships where data is available; feed quality and instrument data matter.
Reference term: Money Flow Index (MFI)
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Williams %R
Simplifies swings or candle presentation to help read structure; settings can change what becomes visible.
Reference term: Zig Zag
Uses volume or price-volume relationships where data is available; feed quality and instrument data matter.
Reference term: Market Facilitation Index (BW MFI)
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Traders Dynamic Index (TDI)
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Gator Oscillator
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: DeMarker (DeM)
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Ichimoku Cloud
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Stochastic Oscillator
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Average Directional Index (ADX)
Summarizes range or variability. Volatility measures do not predict direction by themselves.
Reference term: Bollinger Bands
Summarizes range or variability. Volatility measures do not predict direction by themselves.
Reference term: Envelopes
Simplifies swings or candle presentation to help read structure; settings can change what becomes visible.
Reference term: Fractals
Simplifies swings or candle presentation to help read structure; settings can change what becomes visible.
Reference term: Heikin-Ashi
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Weighted MA (WMA)
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Linear Weighted MA (LWMA)
Provides reference levels rather than guaranteed reversal prices; validate reactions and define invalidation.
Reference term: Murrey Math Levels
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Ozymandias Indicator
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Bulls / Bears Power
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Parabolic SAR
Summarizes range or variability. Volatility measures do not predict direction by themselves.
Reference term: Standard Deviation
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Momentum
Helps describe direction or trend strength. Confirm the signal with market structure and a defined exit rule.
Reference term: Vortex Indicator (VI)
Tracks the pace or direction of price movement; overbought/oversold readings can persist during strong trends.
Reference term: Accelerator Oscillator (AC)
Double Top
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Double Bottom
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Ascending Triangle
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Descending Triangle
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Symmetrical Triangle
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Rising Wedge
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Falling Wedge
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Bullish Flag
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Bearish Flag
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Triple Top
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Triple Bottom
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Head & Shoulders
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Inverse Head & Shoulders
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Pennant
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Rectangle / Range
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Rounding Bottom
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Rounding Top
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Spike Reversal
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Island Reversal
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
Cup and Handle
A possible consolidation or continuation structure. Breakouts can be false, so use a close/confirmation rule and planned risk.
Diamond Pattern
A possible turning-point structure. Wait for a confirmed break, close or retest and define invalidation; a pattern can fail.
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