#### 1. SAR (Parabolic Stop and Reverse):

Tasks:

- Determine the trend: It is used to determine the market trend.

- Determine entry and exit points: Helps determine entry and exit points of trades based on price action.

How to use:

- Dots below the price: indicate an upward trend.

- Dots above the price: Indicates a downtrend.

- When changing positions, there may be a reversal in trend.

#### 2. BOLL (Bollinger Bands):

Tasks:

- Volatility Measurement: Used to measure market volatility.

- Identifying overbought and oversold points: Helps identify overbought and oversold market conditions.

How to use:

- Upper line: indicates overbought levels.

- Bottom line: indicates oversold levels.

- Middle line: Simple moving average.

#### 3. EMA (Exponential Moving Average):

Tasks:

- Determine the trend: It is used to determine the general trend of the market.

- Smoothing Price Action: Removes noise from short-term price action.

How to use:

- Short-term EMA: Helps identify entry points.

- Long-term EMA: Used to determine the general trend.

#### 4. MA (Moving Average):

Tasks:

- Determining the trend: It helps in determining the general trend of the market.

- Noise removal: contributes to smoothing the price movement.

How to use:

- Short-term MA: To identify short-term trends.

- Long-term MA: To identify long-term trends.

#### 5. AVL (Average True Range):

Tasks:

- Volatility measurement: used to measure the degree of volatility in the market.

- Determine entry and exit points: Helps determine stop loss levels.

How to use:

- High value: indicates high fluctuations.

- Low value: indicates low volatility.

#### Sub-indicators:

1. KDJ:

- Tasks: Helps identify trends and reflections.

- How to use: It relies on three lines K, D, and J to determine entry and exit points.

2. RSI (Relative Strength Index):

- Tasks: Measure momentum.

- How to use: RSI below 30 indicates oversold, and above 70 indicates overbought.

3. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence):

- Tasks: Identify trends and momentum.

- How to use: MACD lines crossing can indicate buy or sell signals.

4. VOL (Volume):

- Tasks: Measuring trading volume.

- How to use: High trading volume can confirm the trend.

5. StochRSI (Stochastic Relative Strength Index):

- Tasks: Determine the points of saturation of sales and purchases.

- How to use: Values ​​between 0 and 20 indicate oversold, and values ​​between 80 and 100 indicate overbought.

6. WR (Williams %R):

- Tasks: Measuring buying and selling saturation.

- How to use: Values ​​above -20 indicate overbought, and below -80 indicate oversold.

7. OBV (On-Balance Volume):

- Tasks: Measure cash flow.

- How to use: An increase in OBV indicates inflow, and a decrease in OBV indicates outflow.

### Conclusion:

Using these indicators can help you make informed trading decisions. It is important to use a combination of indicators to analyze the market comprehensively and make decisions based on a set of data and not just one indicator.