Indicator

Trading strategies in this category use indicators. They can be used for entry or exit. Breakout, trend following, pullback or mean reversion strategies can be designed using price indicators.

XO Zone trading strategy on P&F chart

  XO Zone indicator is designed using the X, O, and vertical column properties of the Point &...

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Brick Zone trading strategy on Renko chart

  Brick Zone indicator is designed using the bricks and diagonal plotting properties of the Renko chart. The...

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Double Top Buy & Double Bottom Sell patterns with MAST filter

There are two important trend following indicators on the price chart: Moving average and Super trend. We realised...

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Double Top Buy & Double Bottom Sell patterns with Adaptive RSI filter

RSI is a very popular momentum indicator. It is plotted below the price chart and oscillates between 0...

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MAST Cloud Reversal Strategy on P&F chart

There are two important trend following indicators on the price chart: Moving average and Super trend. We realised...

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D Smart Clouds Reversal on Candlestick chart

D Smart is an exceptional indicator in many ways. It is a chart specific indicator – Meaning, unlike...

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Adaptive RSI on P&F chart

RSI is a very popular momentum indicator. It is plotted below the price chart and oscillates between 0...

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Golden & Death Crossover

  Golden Crossover and Death Crossover are popular trading strategies. There are two strategies listed in the Popular...

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Adaptive RSI on Candlestick chart

RSI is a very popular momentum indicator. It is plotted below the price chart and oscillates between 0...

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2-period RSI strategy

2-period RSI is a mean reversion strategy for short-term trading. Larry Connors developed the strategy. There are two...

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