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Here you will learn how to predict the direction of price movement by analyzing market breadth (highs and lows). Improve your results by learning to better predict where the overall trend is headed.

Bollinger Bands as a Map for the Price Landscape

Bollinger Bands The most advanced variety of bands whose width changes with volatility was developed by John Bollinger, who called them Bollinger Bands. We have...

The Donchian Breakout System - The Way of the Turtle

Donchian Breakout system Richard Donchian was an Armenian-American commodities and futures trader, and pioneer in managed futures and systematic trading. He is the author of...

Envelopes using Moving Averages, How to Profit from Them?

Bands formed by moving averages As we already saw in our previous article, we can create different types of bands that can be used in...

A Brief History of Bands and Envelopes

Bands and Envelopes John Bollinger defines bands as moving lines built above and below a prescribed distance of a central region. It does not need...

Everything you should know about Stochastics and the Williams Percent R

The Stochastics and the Williams Percent R Oscillators Introduction The function of the markets serves as a fair-price discoverer. The instantaneous price of an asset reflects...

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence: MACD

Moving Average Convergence Divergence: MACD The MACD is a superior derivation of moving average crossovers and was developed in 1979 by Gerald Appel as a...

Directional Movement(DMI) and the Average Directional Movement Index(ADX)

Introduction The widespread use of personal computers gave traders and investors the possibility to perform advanced computations to obtain knowledge out of the bare prices....