Trading Strategy Ideas

[...] The Klinger Oscillator (KO ) was developed by Stephen J. Klinger. Thanks to prior researches on the volume by well- [...]

[...] to another indicator capable of measuring the strength of a trend as the ADX/DMI, the Aroon oscillator is set to search for a specific action or a generic index, the existence of a trend, the [...]

[...] the value of the IMI whose trend, following a different path, begins to indicate a possible trend reversal scenario. So, for example, if the price keeps on rising while the IMI shows decreasing highs, [...]

[...] index that we are analyzing. The overbought ( or oversold ) are not, however, a guarantee of trend reversal and the previous graph clearly shows it. The market has never reversed its trend after [...]

[...] , the divergences between indicator and price represent a further confirmation of a trend reversal that is about to happen on the market. Here is for example the chart of UsdCad. Between the [...]

[...] momentum state of an asset, but it also helps capturing any bullish or bearish excess sign or trend reversal signals through the divergence with the price of the asset. Here is a classic 20-day ROC [...]

[...] see from the chart, both indicators provide the trader a temporary sign of exhaustion of the bullish trend at the same time, but once again the re-start (this time definitively upward) is anticipated [...]

[...] with the break of a moving average (that till that moment had acted as a good support) and a bullish trend line that combined the three previous lows. This signal was clearly bearish, of great [...]

[...] , the achievement of the threshold of 70 (overbought) is not an exhaustion signal of the bullish trend (or bearish if the RMI falls below 30), but it rather indicates the strength of the [...]

[...] above the Up occurred. A few days later, the Aroon Up dropped  below 50 (the signal that the bullish trend was losing its strength) and the Down rose above 70 (the signal that the bearish trend was [...]

[...] the enormous potential of the Squeeze. The post Bollinger Bands entry appeared first on Trading Strategy Ideas. [...]

[...] the choice of the portfolio. The post The Aroon Oscillator entry appeared first on Trading Strategy Ideas. [...]

[...] according to its past behavior. The post Rate-of-Change (ROC) entry appeared first on Trading Strategy Ideas. [...]

[...] success of the operation. The post Commodity Channel Index (CCI) entry appeared first on Trading Strategy Ideas. [...]

[...] the downward, and the Aroon oscillator at -100 in early June confirmed the strength of the bearish trend. Before going on with another example, we must fix some points that will help us later in the [...]

[...] was no timing claim in this case, but the chorality of the three indicators confirmed that the bearish trend captured the market and in fact the market kept on falling until July. Same situation, but [...]

[...] line represents a second confirmation of the previous indication and confirms the bullish / bearish trend; The divergences of the TRIX highlight the likelihood of a future change of the trend. SIGNAL [...]

[...] not certainly determined the end of the fall of the index but rather the beginning of a bearish trend intended to last for months. Let’s now try and distinguish the RMI from the RSI. As we [...]

[...] The TRIX is a momentum indicator that shows the percentage change in the 1-period “rate of change” (ROC) of a triple [...]

[...] . If the value of the ROC is greater than zero, then it is considered as a growing momentum indicator, and therefore the trader will be able to open buy operations. Instead, if the ROC is [...]