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The turnover of the trailing 24 hours, summed from the chart's own bars, so you can follow daily activity at any intraday timeframe.
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The turnover of the trailing 24 hours, summed from the chart's own bars, so you can follow daily activity at any intraday timeframe.
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The highest high and lowest low of the last 365 bars with their midpoint, showing the year's range on a daily chart and where price sits inside it.
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Shows whether momentum is speeding up or slowing down, measured as the Awesome Oscillator against its own short average.
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A running total of volume, weighted by where each bar closed inside its range, that shows whether buyers or sellers kept finishing the bar in control.
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A running total of Wilder's Swing Index, which follows the real swings in price and plays down the noise between them.
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The number of up bars divided by the number of down bars over a recent window on one market, showing whether rising or falling bars have dominated.
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The number of up bars divided by the number of down bars over a recent window on the chart, showing whether rising or falling bars have dominated.
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The volume-weighted average price since the most recent swing low or high, with deviation bands, showing what buyers or sellers since that turn have paid on average.
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A moving average whose weights follow a bell curve that can be shifted towards the newest bars, so smoothness and responsiveness can be traded against each other.
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Two lines that show how recently the window made its highest high and its lowest low, so you can see whether new highs or new lows are the fresher event.
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A single 0 to 100 line that measures how strongly price is trending, whichever way it is going.
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Each bar reduced to one number, the average of its open, high, low and close, drawn as a line over the candles.
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How far price typically travels in one bar, including gaps, which is the usual yardstick for sizing stops and judging volatility.
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The gap between a 5-bar and a 34-bar average of each bar's midpoint, drawn as columns coloured by whether momentum is building or fading.
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Where each bar closed relative to where it opened, measured against the bar's full range, from +1 for buyers in full control to -1 for sellers.
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A moving average with a band either side set by recent volatility, which shows how far price has stretched from its own recent mean.
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Shows where price sits inside its own Bollinger Bands, so you can see at a glance when it is pressing on or breaking through a band.
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The width of the Bollinger Bands as a percentage of their middle line, with its own recent high and low drawn alongside so a squeeze is easy to spot.
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Volume signed by where each bar closed in its range, summed over 20 bars, so it reads above zero when buying pressure dominates and below zero when selling does.
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The gap between a fast and a slow average of the Accumulation/Distribution line, showing whether buying or selling pressure is building.
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Two volatility-based stop lines, one for a long position and one for a short, each set an ATR away from a recent extreme and then held at the furthest value of a second window.
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Compares the sum of recent up moves with the sum of recent down moves on a scale from -100 to +100.
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Colour-coded columns that show the angle of a 34-bar EMA, greens while it climbs, reds while it falls and yellow when it is flat and price is chopping sideways.
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A 0 to 100 reading of how much ground price covered compared with how far it actually got, so you can tell a ranging market from a trending one.
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Measures how far typical price sits from its own average in units of average deviation, so unusually stretched moves stand out.
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Averages a very short RSI, an RSI of the current run of up or down closes and the rank of today's return, to show short-term stretch on a 0 to 100 scale.
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Two rates of change added together and smoothed with a weighted average, a slow momentum line whose turns from below zero are read as the end of a decline.
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A line from -1 to +1 showing how closely this market's bar-to-bar moves have matched another market's over recent bars.
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A line from -1 to +1 showing how closely this market's price has moved with another market's price over recent bars.
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Compares price with a moving average from several bars ago to strip out the trend and leave shorter cycles visible.
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The full directional movement system, +DI, -DI and ADX in one pane, showing which side has been moving price and how strongly.
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The highest high and lowest low of the last 20 bars with their midpoint, so a new high or low for the period shows directly on the chart.
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An EMA with an estimate of its own lag added back, so it turns sooner than an EMA of the same length, at the cost of overshooting at turns.
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How far the middle of each bar moved for the volume it took, smoothed, so you can see whether price is moving easily or being worked hard.
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The change in close multiplied by the volume behind it, smoothed, so you can see whether buying or selling pressure has the upper hand.
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A fast and a slow exponential moving average with every crossing marked by an arrow, crossing earlier than a simple-average pair.
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A simple moving average with a band a fixed percentage above and below it, marking how far price has stretched from its average.
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An average that weights recent bars more heavily, so it turns sooner than a simple average.
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Rescales price within its recent range so that turning points show as sharp peaks and troughs, with a one-bar-lagged trigger line.
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Two ribbons of exponential averages, six fast and six slow, read by how tightly each ribbon is bunched and whether the two have crossed.
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The standard deviation of recent bar-to-bar returns, scaled up to a yearly figure in percent, showing how much price has been moving regardless of direction.
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A moving average that corrects for lag and then smooths the result, so it turns faster than an EMA of the same length while staying smooth.
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Five lines built from range midpoints, two of them shifted forward to form a cloud and one shifted back, giving a single view of trend, balance and nearby support or resistance.
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An average that speeds up when price moves cleanly in one direction and nearly stops when price chops sideways.
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An EMA with a band either side set by the average true range of recent bars, showing whether price is stretched relative to how far it usually moves.
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The gap between a fast and a slow average of volume signed by the direction of typical price, with a signal line, so shifts in volume pressure show up around a zero line.
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Four smoothed rates of change over lengthening horizons, weighted towards the slowest, giving a momentum line that turns late but rarely turns twice.
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The end point of a straight line fitted through the last 25 bars, showing where the recent trend puts price now rather than where it has been on average.
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The slope of the best-fit straight line through recent closes, in price per bar, showing which way and how fast the fitted trend is moving.
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A fast and a slow simple moving average with every crossing marked by an arrow, so a change in their order is easy to spot.
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A simple and an exponential average of the same length with their crossings marked, flagging when the recent part of the window diverges from the whole.
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The percentage of recent bars that closed higher than the bar before, which shows how persistent a move has been rather than how large.
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Tracks whether the high-low range of the bars is widening, which is used as an early warning that a trend may be about to turn.
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A moving average that adjusts its own speed to the distance between price and the line, following falling prices faster than rising ones.
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The midpoint of each bar's high and low, drawn as a line, showing the centre of the range regardless of where the bar opened or closed.
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The change in price over a fixed number of bars, in price units, which shows the direction and pace of a move.
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A 0 to 100 oscillator that weighs rising and falling typical price by volume, often described as a volume-weighted RSI.
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An average of the highs and an average of the lows, giving a band as wide as the typical bar range of recent candles.
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The gap between a fast and a slow exponential average, with a signal line and a histogram, used to read the direction and pace of a trend.
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Two moving averages of the same price at different lengths, sharing one method, so the faster and slower view can be compared on one chart.
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A very smooth average that weights the middle of its window most and both ends least, useful when a clean line matters more than speed.
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Six moving averages from 14 to 200 bars sharing one method, so the spacing between short and long horizons shows how mature a trend is.
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Three moving averages of the same price at short, medium and longer lengths, sharing one method so their order and spacing can be read together.
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Each bar's volume given a plus or minus sign by whether the close was up or down, so you can see which side the volume came in on.
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A running total of volume, added on up closes and subtracted on down closes, used to see whether volume is backing the price trend.
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Dots that trail price and close in faster as a trend extends, flipping to the other side when price crosses them.
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Seven fixed support and resistance levels for the current day, week or month, calculated from the previous period's high, low and close.
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The highest high and lowest low of recent bars with their midpoint, which can be shifted sideways to use the channel as a reference level for later bars.
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The gap between a fast and a slow exponential average as a percentage of the slow one, so its size can be compared across markets.
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A running total of volume weighted by the percentage change in the close, so larger moves on heavier volume move the line further.
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A rank correlation between price and time, from -100 to +100, showing how consistently each bar has been higher or lower than the ones before it.
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The percentage change in price over a set number of bars, a momentum line around zero that compares fairly across markets and price levels.
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This market's close divided by another market's close, rising when this market is outperforming the other and falling when it lags.
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A straight best-fit line through the closes of the last 100 bars with parallel bands above and below, showing the recent trend and how far price strays from it.
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A 0 to 100 reading of average gains against average losses, used to judge how stretched a move has become.
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Measures how far bars close from their open as a share of their range, smoothed, on the idea that closes tend to finish above opens in uptrends.
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Shows what share of recent volatility came on up bars, on a 0 to 100 scale, as a check on whether the active bars are the rising or the falling ones.
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Shades the chart background during pre-market, regular and post-market hours, so you can see which bars fell inside each trading session.
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The plain average of the last n prices, every bar counted equally, which gives a smooth line for judging trend direction.
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A faster True Strength Index with a signal line and a histogram of their difference, used to read the direction and turns of momentum.
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Wilder's smoothing as a standalone line, an exponential-style average with a slower decay, started from a plain average.
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This market's close minus another market's close, in price units, for comparing two instruments that should trade at about the same price.
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How far recent closes typically sit from their own average, in price units, as a plain read of how much price is spreading out.
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How far recent closes typically sit from their own straight-line trend, which separates an orderly trend from a disorderly one.
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Bands around a regression line, set by how closely price follows that line, so narrow bands mark an orderly trend rather than a quiet market.
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Shows where the close sits within the recent high-low range as a percentage, with a smoothed signal line, to judge whether price is closing near its highs or its lows.
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Applies the Stochastic formula to RSI instead of price, showing where RSI sits inside its own recent range on a 0 to 100 scale.
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A volatility band that sits below price in an uptrend and above it in a downtrend, and flips sides when a close breaks through it.
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The correlation between price and time over a window, from -1 to +1, showing how straight a move has been rather than how big it was.
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The rate of change of a price line smoothed three times, an oscillator around zero that follows the dominant move and ignores most short swings.
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A moving average built from three chained EMAs whose lag is corrected further than DEMA's, so it turns sooner still and overshoots more.
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A smoothed momentum oscillator bounded by plus and minus 100 that shows which way price has been moving and how consistently.
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The average of each bar's high, low and close, drawn as a line, and the value that indicators such as CCI and Money Flow Index start from.
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Measures buying pressure over three windows at once and blends them, weighted towards the shortest, into one 0 to 100 line.
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The classic annualised volatility estimate, the spread of log returns from one close to the next, scaled to a year.
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Wilder's volatility stop, a trailing level held a multiple of ATR from the best close since the last flip, which switches sides when price closes through it.
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An annualised volatility estimate that uses each bar's open, high, low and close, so it reads more from each bar than a close-only measure.
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Close-to-close volatility measured around zero instead of around the window's average return, so a steady trend counts as volatility too.
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Each bar's traded volume as a column, coloured by whether the bar closed up or down, with a 20-bar average to show what normal looks like.
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Shows how far short-term volume sits above or below its longer baseline, as a percentage, so you can see when activity is picking up or drying up.
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Volume by price over the last 200 bars, drawn as horizontal rows with the Point of Control and value area, showing where the most trading was done.
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A moving average in which each bar counts in proportion to its volume, so prices that traded heavily pull the line more than quiet ones.
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The average price paid since the start of the UTC day, weighted by volume, used as an intraday reference for fair value.
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Two lines measuring upward and downward movement across bars on a common scale, so you can see which direction has been stronger.
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An average that weights the newest bar most and each older bar a step less, so it turns sooner than a simple average of the same length.
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Shows where the close sits in the recent high-low range on a scale from 0 at the top to -100 at the bottom.
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Three smoothed averages of the median price, each shifted forward, read by whether they are tangled together or fanned out in order.
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Arrows on bars whose high or low is the most extreme of the bars either side, marking local turning points once they are confirmed.
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Lines joining swing highs and lows that are at least a set percentage apart, so only the larger moves remain visible.
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Goes long when the 20 EMA crosses above the 50 EMA and short when it crosses below, with a stop and a target set from ATR.
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