Technical indicators

When studying stock price charts, you can often see the presence of price gaps today compared to the previous trading day. They can be seen both after the weekend and on weekdays.

We will estimate the impact of the "market breadth" indicator - one of the classic indicators in the Dow's theory.

Sentiment analysis as a method of quantitative estimation of opinions and emotions in texts is widely used not only in various marketing studies, but also in trading.

Today we will consider news trading as a field for short-term speculation and examine whether fixing quick profits after the release of the news really causes a reverse movement.

Let's continue the study of applying the macroeconomic background filter to technical analysis signals.

We will apply the “macroeconomic background” filter to "Bollinger Bands Reversals" signal and see if the rate of return increases with its application.

In the present article, we estimate the effectiveness of the “Profitunity” trading system by Bill Williams. We will assess the effectiveness of the trading system both as a whole and its separate signals.

In the present article, we will talk about the John Bollinger’s indicator named Bollinger Bands.

Let’s talk about the Bill Williams Awesome Oscillator in the article.

In trading, there are many technical indicators and methods of the analysis using which a trader can predict deals and promptly get profit. And one of such instruments is Divergence.

The indicator is used to determine market trends, levels of support and resistance, and for generation of buy and sell signals.

In our study, we suggest examining the last of the listed types of oscillator signals: «overbought and oversold». And we explore this signal with a complex approach by using several popular oscillators in our analysis at once.

There are many ways to determine a reversal and correction in the motion of the quotes of financial instruments. In the proposed research, we want to highlight and test such a well-known signal as the bounce from the 200-Day Moving Average.

There are many ways to determine a reversal in quotes flow of financial instruments. Among them, the most effective method is divergence. Divergence occurs when the price moves in the direction opposite to the technical indicator in the stock market. If a financial instrument shows new peaks or troughs on the chart and the indicator does not draw similar peaks, so it certainly implies a discrepancy between the price and the indicator readings. The resulting discrepancy is usually considered to be a reversal signal. In our study, we take one of the most popular oscillators, the RSI indicator. The RSI can track the quotes fluctuations and set its own minimum and maximum scales.