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Introduction - about technical analysis and using indicators for short-,
mid- and long-term trading.
Advance and Decline Issues - advance and decline issues (stocks) are basic
breadth indicators. In this article you will find a general explanation of
advance/decline concepts that should help in understanding more complex breadth
indicators based on advance/decline data.
Advance and Decline Volume - If a particular security is currently trading
below its close of the previous trading day, its volume is added to the total
volume of the declines group. Conversely, advance volume represents the
cumulative volume of advancing stocks. This article describes different volume
based advance/decline indicators.
Advance/Decline Line - here you can find a detailed explanation of how the
"Advance/Decline Line" is constructed and how it can be used in trading.
Advance/Decline Ratio - This article explains the main principles behind the
"Advance/Decline Ratio" indicator, how it is built (calculations and formula)
and how it can be used.
TRIN (Arms Index) - The TRIN indicator (also known as the ARMS indicator)
was introduced during the 1970s. In this article you will learn how it is
calculated and how it can be used in technical analysis.
TRIN Examples - are examples of TRIN analysis based on S&P 500
advance/decline data, and an explanation of TRIN signs and signals.
Why Volume - explains by a simple example why volume analysis should be used
in a trading system and how it helps to receive a complete picture of a trend.
Volume and Issues - explains how to use advance/decline volume and
advance/decline issues (stocks) indicators in technical analysis.
Overbought/Oversold - shows by simple examples a market when it becomes
overbought or oversold and volume indicators associated with this.
Why Indexes - explains why and when index-based technical analysis should be
used.
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