Indicator encyclopedia

An overbought/oversold oscillator based on average gains and losses.

The difference between two EMAs — identifies trend momentum and direction.

A volatility channel around a moving average ± a standard deviation.

Compares the closing price with the price range over a period.

An exponential moving average that weights recent prices more heavily.

A simple average of the closing price over N periods.

The number of trades executed — confirmation of move strength.

Average true range — a volatility measure for sizing stops.

Trend strength regardless of its direction.

A comprehensive five-line system for trend, momentum and levels.

Horizontal retracement levels based on the Fibonacci sequence.

A trailing indicator for identifying trend reversal points.

The deviation of price from its statistical mean.

Cumulative volume adjusted for price direction.

A momentum oscillator, similar to Stochastic on an inverted scale.

A volume-weighted average price — an intraday trading benchmark.

A channel from the highest high and lowest low over N periods — a classic trend breakout tool.

A volatility channel based on EMA and ATR — an alternative to Bollinger Bands.

The percentage rate of price change over N periods — a simple momentum indicator.

Modified Japanese candles that average price for a cleaner view of the trend.