Use Bollinger Bands with Quantity Indicators Bollinger Bands are an outstanding indicator for analyzing sideways candlestick patterns. The bands’ ability to expand and contract revealing the amplitude of price is a critical factor for accurately identifying breakout action before price moves up or down. Use Bollinger Bands topping action to …
Types of Indicators to Use After a Downtrend One of the tougher things to learn in trading is the right time to enter a stock after a long downtrend. Many times, traders are too eager and get into a stock that looks as if the bottom is well underway, but …
Add Quantity Indicators to Allow for Early Entry into Stocks All indicators have limitations and Market Conditions where the indicator fails, does not provide a true positive or negative pattern, or is simply unable to keep up with the speed of momentum price or stock volume activity. Bollinger Bands® are …
Add Quantity Indicators to Analysis for Stock & Options Trading One of the most exasperating things that happen to Retail Traders and Technical Traders is to find a chart with a perfect setup but the stock has already gapped or ran up with a huge one-day gain, as High Frequency …
Add Stock Volume & Quantity to Analysis It used to be that price was the most important indicator on a stock chart. Most Stock Indicators, Market Breadth Indicators, and Sector Indicators are based solely on price and time due to the importance weighted on price action in the past. Most …
Add Stock Volume & Quantity Indicators to Analysis One of the challenges for Technical Traders is learning the new Topping and Bottoming Candlestick Patterns that have emerged in the past few years. The Topping Candlestick Patterns in the markets today can be a surprise for traders. Learning How to Identify …