Research

Elena Berseneva 12 January 2022 573 3
Elena Berseneva 12 January 2022 Fundamental analysis 573 3

Retail Sales Figures and Their Influence on Exchange Rates

Fundamental analysis
Growth of retail sales figures reflects a good state of customer demand and positive dynamics of economic development of the country. In this research, we will examine the relationship between retail sales changes and the related changes in exchange rates of national currencies.
Elena Berseneva 11 January 2022 503 4
Elena Berseneva 11 January 2022 Various 503 4

The Seasonal Changes in Coca-Cola and PepsiCo Stocks' Value

Various
The aim of this article is to reveal seasonal changes in Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo Inc stocks' value.
Elena Berseneva 10 January 2022 1K 4
Elena Berseneva 10 January 2022 Various 1K 4

Does the Moon Influence the Rates of Trading Instruments?

Various
It is believed that the Moon strangely influences people’s behavior, especially during full moon and new moon. Back in 5-4 century B.C., the scientist Galen for the first time formulated conclusions about the impact of lunar-related rhythms on the mental state of a person. So, does the phase of the moon influence the rates of financial instruments?
Elena Berseneva 29 December 2021 695 3
Elena Berseneva 29 December 2021 Various 695 3

The Rise and Fall of Coffee Prices During the Day

Various
Many traders wonder which hours of exchange operation are better suited for trading confidently while constantly increasing deposits, and during which it is best to refrain from making deals. In this article, we will reveal the most appropriate timing for trading coffee futures and see when its price rises and when it falls.
Elena Berseneva 29 December 2021 1K 4
Elena Berseneva 29 December 2021 Technical analysis 1K 4

Engulfing Pattern Signals a Trend Change: Yes or No?

Technical analysis
Let us draw your attention to the study on the Engulfing pattern graphical analysis. Steve Nison, the author of the book entitled "Japan candlesticks", refers the pattern to trend reversal models.
Elena Berseneva 29 December 2021 1K 4
Elena Berseneva 29 December 2021 Technical analysis 1K 4

The Harami Pattern. Does it Engender a New Trend?

Technical analysis
In the proposed study, we will research the Harami graphical pattern. In his book "Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques", Steve Nison characterizes this pattern as follows: "The Harami model is a candle with a small body that is within a relatively big body of the preceding candle. 'Harami' is an ancient Japanese word which means 'pregnant'. A big candle is a 'mother', and a small one is a 'child' or 'fetus.' " This pattern is believed to be reversal. We will check if it is true by using a large volume of historical data.
Elena Berseneva 28 December 2021 774 4
Elena Berseneva 28 December 2021 Technical analysis 774 4

Ominous Clouds. Will the Trend Change?

Technical analysis
This article considers the graphical analysis pair patterns named the "Dark Cloud Cover" and the "Piercing Line". The Dark Cloud Cover and Piercing Line are attributed to reversal patterns.
Elena Berseneva 28 December 2021 767 4
Elena Berseneva 28 December 2021 Technical analysis 767 4

Pattern 1-2-3. Is It as Good as It is Believed to Be?

Technical analysis
The article will focus on the formation well-known among traders – the 1-2-3 pattern. Its description as “reversal points” can be found in the book “Long Term Secrets of Short-Term Trading” by Larry Williams. It is believed that the formation of this pattern predicts a market reversal. Trading on the basis of 1-2-3 pattern can be carried out on any timeframe and on the charts of any financial instrument. The structure of the model is not complicated, that’s why it’s popular among traders. Let's check the effectiveness of the signal’s work on this pattern using historical data.
Elena Berseneva 22 December 2021 976 4
Elena Berseneva 22 December 2021 Technical analysis 976 4

Studying the "Head-and-Shoulders" Pattern

Technical analysis
The Head and Shoulders pattern has been known for a long time. John J. Murphy was the first who gave a detailed description of the pattern and visualized it in the book titled "Technical Analysis of Futures Markets: Theory and Practice". The Head and Shoulders pattern implies a transition from an uptrend to a downtrend. There is also an Inverted Head and Shoulders pattern that appears in a downtrend and signifies a potential reversal point to an uptrend. The pattern is quite common, but, in fact, rarely seen on charts in its original form.
Elena Berseneva 22 December 2021 768 4
Elena Berseneva 22 December 2021 Technical analysis 768 4

Is the Flag Pattern a Continuation Pattern? Let’s Check on History

Technical analysis
In the following research, we will consider such a popular chart pattern as the Flag.
Anton Volkov 22 December 2021 1K 4
Anton Volkov 22 December 2021 Fundamental analysis 1K 4

Is the Strategy “Sell in May and Go Away” Effective?

Fundamental analysis
We will estimate the effectiveness of popular investment strategy “Sell in May and go away”: share buy is at the end of October/the beginning of November with a subsequent sale at the end of April/the beginning of May.
Elena Berseneva 15 December 2021 1K 4
Elena Berseneva 15 December 2021 Technical analysis 1K 4

The Hammer Pattern is a Reversal Model. Is It Really So?

Technical analysis
The article discusses the figure of chart analysis "Hammer". What is this pattern? How often does this figure appear? In which markets and timeframes does the pattern have a higher quality? How effective is trading on this figure? We will answer these and other questions in this study.
Elena Berseneva 10 December 2021 820 4
Elena Berseneva 10 December 2021 Technical analysis 820 4

Price Divergence and RSI. Checking the Robustness in Signal Detection

Technical analysis
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.