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Money flow index

Money Flow Index (MFI) is a movement and volume indicator which analyses both time and the price for measuring the trading pressure – buying or selling.
It is also known as the volume-weighted Relative Strength Index (RSI), as it includes volume, unlike RSI, which only incorporates price.

The Money Flow Index (MFI) can be interpreted similarly to RSI. Trading signals are generated by this indicator when the stock signals bullish or bearish divergence, crossovers and when the price is in the overbought or oversold zone. Open / Comment

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Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD)

MACD is a momentum indicator which shows the relationship between the two moving averages, i.e. 26 EMA and 12 EMA.
It consists of the MACD line and the signal line. The MACD line is the difference between the 26 EMA and 12 EMA, and the signal line is 9 EMA.

The buying signal is generated by MACD when the MACD line crosses the signal line from below, and the selling signal is generated when the MACD line crosses the signal line from above, as shown. Open / Comment

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Exponential moving average (EMA)

EMA is another form of moving average. Unlike the SMA, it places a greater weight on recent data points, making data more responsive to new information. When used with other indicators, EMAs can help traders confirm significant market moves and gauge their legitimacy.

The most popular exponential moving averages are 12- and 26-day EMAs for short-term averages, whereas the 50- and 200-day EMAs are used as long-term trend indicators. Open / Comment

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Relative strength index (RSI)

RSI is mostly used to help traders identify momentum, market conditions and warning signals for dangerous price movements. RSI is expressed as a figure between 0 and 100. An asset around the 70 level is often considered overbought, while an asset at or near 30 is often considered oversold.

An overbought signal suggests that short-term gains may be reaching a point of maturity and assets may be in for a price correction. In contrast, an oversold signal could mean that short-term declines are reaching maturity and assets may be in for a rally. Open / Comment

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Triple Bottom Reversal

The triple bottom reversal pattern has three roughly equal lows and indicates an opportunity to take a bullish position. Before the triple bottom occurs, the bears are usually in control of the market, forming a prolonged downtrend. The first bottom does not indicate anything out of the ordinary. Still, the second and third bottoms show a change in direction where buyers (bulls) may push the price action higher after the price breaks through the resistance.

As with other reversal patterns, there should be an existing trend – a current downward trend in this case. The three bottoms should be nearly equal in size and have sufficient space between them. There should be a clear indication of a drop in volume leading into the pattern and an increase in volume on the advance and at the resistance break. Finally, the price should break through the resistance level, which is at the highest point of the highs present between the bottoms. Open / Comment

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What is a Golden Cross?

A Golden Cross is a basic technical indicator that occurs in the market when a short-term moving average (50-day) of an asset rises above a long-term moving average (200-day). When traders see a Golden Cross occur, they view this chart pattern as indicative of a strong bull market.

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Falling Wedge

A falling wedge occurs between two downwardly sloping levels. In this case the line of resistance is steeper than the support. A falling wedge is usually indicative that an asset’s price will rise and break through the level of resistance, as shown in the example below. Open / Comment