In Technical Analysis, there are a number of classical chart patterns which includes triangle pattern, rectangle patterns, Head and Shoulder, cup and handle, etc. Today, we will discuss 2 strong reversal pattern which hold good in different time frames. Though, …
The Doji is one of the most powerful signals in Candlestick trading which simply indicates that the bulls and the bears are at equilibrium (i.e. a state of indecision). The appearance of it at the end of an extended trend, …
MACD is one of the simplest and most effective momentum indicators which was developed by Gerald Appel in the late seventies. The MACD turns two trend-following indicators, moving averages, into a momentum oscillator by subtracting the longer moving average from …
Relative Strength Index was developed by j. Welles Wilder in the year 1977 and is a momentum based oscillators which measure the speed and change of price movement. The full abbreviation of RSI stands Relative Strength Index or indicator. RSI …
In technical analysis, oscillators are known as momentum indicator. We should keep in our mind that momentum is an indispensable part of a trend. A trend is made up of direction and momentum. A direction might be linear whereas a …
When there is a price difference between the two consecutive days, high and low, a gap is said to have created in the chart. Gaps are of two types- 1. Positive gaps or Bullish gap 2. Negative gap or Bearish …
Stochastic is basically a combination of statistics and mathematics. It is an oscillator that was developed by George lane. Stochastic is a momentum based indicator which identifies the location of the present closing price relative to its range over a set …