Sometimes we get to learn things the wrong way.
A lot of traders don't even understand what 饾悓饾惃饾惁饾悶饾惂饾惌饾惍饾惁 and 饾悤饾惃饾惀饾悮饾惌饾悽饾惀饾悽饾惌饾惒 are.
Let's quickly brush that 馃憞
猡碉笍 饾棤饾椉饾椇饾棽饾椈饾榿饾槀饾椇
This simply refers to the speed at which the price of an asset changes with respect to time.
We have POSITIVE & NEGATIVE Momentum
Positive momentum simply means the price of an asset is generally rising showing buy pressure.
Negative momentum simply means the price of an asset is generally falling showing sell pressure
Momentum is used by traders to know the strength or weakness of a trend.
Some indicators used include RSI, MACD etc
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This refers to the degree of variation of a trading price.
High volatility entails that the price of an asset changes rapidly by significant amounts and in a short period.
E.g Coin A is $8 now, moves to $30 5minutes later and after 1hr drops to $7
Low volatility
This simply means price changes or fluctuates gradually and by small amounts
Volatility is used by traders to know how quickly/sudden a price changes
E.g of Volatility Indicator is BollingerBand
Can you now differentiate between momentum & volatility?
If yes I'm glad you did.
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