– A collection of different indicators that helps to identify trends by using
moving averages that are based on the medium price of the candles sticks.
Intermarket Analysis- This trading strategy lets you trade on divergences and convergences between relating markets which can produce some very profitable trades with high success rates.
Keltner Channel Breakout- This technique uses multiple moving averages that form a middle, upper and lower range similar to Bollinger bands.
Linear Regression Channels- A statistical method to measure when markets start to trend.
MACD and RSI Reversals- This technique uses oscillators to see when markets are likely to reverse.
Below is a great selection of Technical Analysis Chart Patterns and Forex Trading Strategies
– A great strategy for breakout trading using a combination of moving averages, support, resistance lines and easy to spot round number
Bollinger Band Bounce- Developed by technical trader John Bollinger, it uses a simple moving average combined with 2 standard deviations to break the price into upper and lower bands.
Bull and Bear Flags- This is a continuation pattern that can be easy to spot but can provide setups to explosive moves.
Bump and Run Reversed- This is a reversal pattern that forms after excessive speculation which drives prices up too far too fast.
The Parabolic SAR Indicator- This indicator is used to identify trends, where they may be reversing and their direction.
The Advance Decline Ratio Indicator (ADR)- The indicator is used to determine the momentum in the market.
The Average Directional Movement Index Rating Indicator (ADX)- a smoothed version of the ADX indicator.
The Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA)- This indicator was developed to find the moving average while ignoring the short term market volatility.
Butterfly Pattern- This is a reversal pattern using Fibonacci numbers to predict entry, take profit and stop loss levels.
Candlesticks- A trading methodutilisingcandlestick types such as morning star, reverse pins, and hammers. Used in price action forex trading.
Cup and Handle- The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern that marks a consolidation period followed by a breakout.
Double Top Reversal – This is a reversal pattern looking for multiple peaks and resistance lines.
Dual Stochastic- This technical analysis strategy is based on combining a fast and a slow stochastic indicator and searching for instances where they are opposite extremes.
Overlapping Fibonacci- This method uses multiple Fibonacci levels from different points to confirm important levels.
Rectangle Continuation- The rectangle is a continuation pattern which forms a trading range during the pause in the trend.
Rising Wedge Reversal- This is a bearish pattern that starts with a wide bottom section and the volatility contracts as the price moves higher leading to a narrower trading range.
Parabolic Curve- One of the most exciting trading patterns due to its high volatility and ability to profit from it.
The Alligator Indicator- Developed by Bill Williams it consists of 3 Moving averages which are projected into the future by varying amount of days.
The Detrended Price Oscillator Indicator (DPO)- It is an indicator that helps eliminates trends in prices and allows traders to more easily identify cycles.
Three Soldiers and Crows Pattern- A chart pattern consisting of 4 candlesticks to find reversal points.
Three Inside Up and Down Pattern- A pattern consisting of three candlesticks.
TheChakinMoney Flow Indicator (CMF)- An indicator designed to show a trader when the market of weak or strong.
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Finding the Range- This technical analysis method uses simple support and resistance levels to find ranges you can trade between.
Flat Top Breakouts- This is a continuation pattern similar to the flag pattern but with a horizontal middle section.
Head and Shoulders- This is a reversal pattern using support and resistance levels which can indicate the start of a new trend.
Heiken Ashi- This indicator is used to help spot trends within the market. Heikin-Ashi Candlesticks are based on price data from the current open-high-low-close, the current Heikin-Ashi values, and the prior Heikin-Ashi values
The Percentage Price Oscillator Indicator (PPO)- This indicator is a very similar to the MACD indicator
The Accumulative Swing Index Indicator (ASI)- This indicator was developed by Welles Wilder to decipher the underlying trend in the market.
Engulfing and Tweezer Patterns- Both patterns consist of two candles of varying size.
The Average Directional Index Indicator (ADX)- An indicator to help identify trending markets.
The Commodity Channel Index Indicator (CCI)- An indicator to help identify overbought or oversold times.
The Accumulation Distribution Indicator (ADI)- An indicator to spot divergences in price and volume.
The Market Facilitation Index Indicator (MFI)- An indicator to look at the relationship between volumes and price moves.
Andrews Pitchfork Indicator- An indicator used for trading channels