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1. Moving Averages (MA)

Types:

SMA (Simple Moving Average) — Simple moving average.

EMA (Exponential Moving Average) — Exponential Moving Average.

WMA (Weighted Moving Average) — Weighted moving average.

What do they mean:

Moving averages show the average price value over a certain period (for example, 50 or 200 days).

When to apply:

Trend signals: When the price is above the moving average, it's a buy signal; if below — a sell signal.

Crossovers: When the short-term moving average crosses the long-term (golden cross or death cross).

2. Relative Strength Index (RSI - Relative Strength Index)

What it means:

The indicator shows how strongly the asset is overbought or oversold.

When to apply:

RSI > 70: Asset is overbought, a downward reversal may occur.

RSI < 30: Asset is oversold, a reversal upward may occur.

Divergence: If the price is rising while RSI is falling, it may indicate weakening of the trend.

3. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)

What it means:

The indicator shows the difference between two moving averages (fast and slow).

Signals on the crossover of the MACD line and the signal line.

When to apply:

Cross of MACD and signal line: When MACD crosses from above to below, it's a sell signal; when from below to above — a buy signal.

Divergence: If the price is rising while MACD is falling, it may indicate a reversal.

4. Volume (Volume)

What it means:

Shows the number of trades over a specific period.

When to apply:

Increase in volume: Confirms trend strength.

Decrease in volume: May signal weakness in the trend and a potential reversal.

5. Bollinger Bands (Bollinger Bands)

What it means:

Bollinger Bands consist of 3 lines: a middle (SMA) and two outer lines that show volatility (based on standard deviations).

When to apply:

Price touches the upper band: The market is overbought, a downward reversal may occur.

Price touches the lower band: The market is oversold, a reversal upward may occur.

Narrowing bands: Expect an increase in volatility and a breakout.

6. Stochastic (Stochastic Oscillator)

What it means:

Compares the current price to the price range over a specific period.

When to apply:

Stochastic > 80: Overbought, a downward reversal may occur.

Stochastic < 20: Oversold, a reversal upward may occur.

Intersection of %K and %D lines: May signal a reversal.

7. Aroon Indicator

What it means:

Shows the direction and strength of the trend by comparing the time between highs and lows.

When to apply:

Aroon Up > 70: Strong uptrend.

Aroon Down > 70: Strong downtrend.

Intersection of Aroon lines: May signal a trend change.

8. Parabolic SAR

What it means:

The indicator displays points that show potential trend reversals.

When to apply:

Points below price: The market is in an uptrend.

Points above price: The market is in a downtrend.

Cloud (Ichimoku Cloud)

What it means:

A complex indicator that includes several lines and a cloud to determine trend, support, and resistance.

When to apply:

Price above the cloud: Uptrend.

Price below the cloud: Downtrend.

Cross of the Tenkan-Sen and Kijun-Sen lines: Forecast of a reversal.

10. Fibonacci Indicator (Fibonacci Retracement)

What it means:

Fibonacci levels show potential support and resistance levels based on a mathematical sequence.

When to apply:

To find retracement (correction) levels in the trend.

Used to predict reversal points based on historical prices.

11. ADX (Average Directional Index)

What it means:

Shows trend strength (but not its direction).

When to apply:

ADX > 25: Strong trend.

- ADX < 20: No trend (flat).

12. Pivot Points (Turning Points)

What it means:

An indicator that calculates potential support and resistance levels.

When to apply:

Used to predict key levels where trend reversals may occur.

13. Momentum

What it means:

The indicator measures the rate of change in price.

When to apply:

Used to assess trend strength and predict reversals.

How and when to apply indicators:

📌For trend analysis: Use MA, Ichimoku, ADX.

📌To identify levels of overbought/oversold: RSI, Stochastic.

📌To confirm trend strength: Volume, MACD, Bollinger Bands.

-📌For predicting reversals: Parabolic SAR, Fibonacci, Pivot Points.

Each indicator is not self-sufficient and requires use in combination with others for accurate signals.

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