Technical Indicators

Measures speed and magnitude of price changes on a 0-100 scale. Identifies overbought/oversold conditions and divergences.

Tracks relationship between two moving averages. Signal line crossovers and histogram reveal momentum shifts.

Compares closing price to its range over a period. Fast and slow variants for different trading styles.

Measures deviation from statistical mean. Useful for cyclical markets and divergence detection.

Momentum oscillator comparing close to highest high. Similar to Stochastic but inverted.

The most fundamental indicator. Smooths price data using an arithmetic average to show trend direction. Key levels: 20, 50, 200 SMA.

Weighted moving average giving more importance to recent prices. Faster response than SMA.

Measures trend strength (not direction). Above 25 = strong trend. Below 20 = range-bound.

All-in-one trend system: support/resistance, momentum, and trend direction in a single view.

Trend-following indicator placing dots above or below price. Automatic stop-and-reverse system.

The number of shares or contracts traded. The single most important confirmation tool in technical analysis.

Cumulative volume indicator. Rising OBV confirms uptrend. Divergences signal potential reversals.

Average price weighted by volume. Institutional benchmark for fair value during the trading session.

Shows volume at each price level. High-volume nodes act as magnets; low-volume nodes are fast-move zones.

Measures buying and selling pressure through volume flow. Confirms trends and spots divergences.

Volume-weighted RSI measuring buying and selling pressure. Overbought above 80, oversold below 20.

When price and volume disagree. Rising price on falling volume warns of potential reversal.

Price bands around a moving average. Squeezes signal incoming volatility. Walks along bands show trend strength.

Measures volatility by averaging price ranges. Essential for stop-loss placement and position sizing.

ATR-based bands around an EMA. Smoother than Bollinger Bands. Good for trend-following breakout strategies.

Plots highest high and lowest low over N periods. The original breakout indicator used by Turtle Traders.