Boxes are drawn on the chart of any timeframe, depending on the trader's preference.
Typically, drawn on the
- H1 timeframe identifies short-term, weekly trend and interim support & resistance levels
- H4 timeframe identifies medium-term, monthly trend and key support & resistance levels
- Daily timeframe identifies longer-term trend and major support &...
Simple Moving Average
The origin of inventing the Simple Moving Average (MA) is not clear. Although, some of the first documented cases of its use date as far back as the early 20th century. Implementation of moving averages in technical analysis is one of the most successful methods of identifying trends. Moving averages are simply constant period averages -...
We decided to publish second part of the paper on moving averages. The first part detailed Simple Moving Average. In the second part we decided to present: linearly weighted moving average (LWMA), geometric moving average (GMA), triangular moving average (TMA) and exponentially smoothed moving average (EMA).
The first part can be read by clicking on chart below:...
Using the new TECHNICALS on Tradingview. Added the MA and Oscillator versions separately . MA version shows the trend, entry exit signals being my own strategy and Oscillator version shows the retracements in the trend.
Karl Marx the short term speculator, Friedrich Engels the investor, and probably an advisor/mentor for Karl Marx. Engels also seemed to speculate on commodities (he mentions Corn, Cotton... they were the oil of back then, there isn't such a big need for risk takers these days with how big the productions have gotten).
Marx & Engels were right about the core of...
For someone that wishes to get an edge using technical indicators, which ones would be some of the best ones to have into your arsenal?
To answer that question I will look at which ones are the most popular, I am only looking at oscillators here, overlays are not used that much (not talking about moving averages).
First of all I tried looking at what hedge funds...
