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Candlestick Patterns

Closing Marubozu Bearish

The Closing Marubozu Bearish is a bearish pattern represented by one candle. It is a long decreasing candle, with no lower wick and short, or none, upper wick. It takes place when there is a peak in the supply that drives the price down with a long decreasing candle. This

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Bullish Doji Star

The Bullish Doji Star is a bullish reversal pattern represented by two candles. During a downtrend, the first candle is decreasing and has a long body. It is followed by a Doji that opens and closes below the previous candle. Dojis are indecision patterns and represent how bulls and bears

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Breakaway Bullish

The Breakaway bullish is a bullish reversal pattern represented by five candles. The first four candles are decreasing. The first one has a long body and is followed by three consecutive smaller candles. The last candle starts an upward movement and its size covers the previous three decreasing candles. This

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Breakaway Bearish

The Breakaway Bearish is a bearish reversal pattern represented by five candles. The first four candles are increasing. The first one has a long body and is followed by three consecutive smaller candles. The last candle starts a downward movement and engulfs the previous three increasing candles. This pattern represents

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Belt-Hold Bullish

The Belt-Hold Bullish is a bearish reversal pattern represented by one candle. After a downtrend, this candle opens at the period’s low and, afterward, closes near its high. During a downtrend, this candle opens at its low and immediately starts increasing to close near the maximum of the candle.

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Belt-Hold Bearish

The Belt-Hold Bearish is a bearish reversal pattern represented by one candle. After an upward movement, this candle opens at the period’s high and, afterward, closes near its low. During an uptrend, this candle opens at its maximum and immediately starts falling to close near the low of the

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Bearish Doji Star

The Bearish Doji Star is a bearish reversal pattern represented by two candles. During an uptrend, the first candle is increasing and has a long body. It is followed by a Doji that opens and closes above the previous candle. Dojis are indecision patterns and represent how bulls and bears

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Advance Block

Advance Block The Advance Block is a bearish reversal pattern represented by three candles. During an upward trend, the three candles have progressively shorter bodies, while the wick of the candle becomes progressively longer with every candle. The last candle has a short body and a long wick, having the

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Abandoned Baby Bullish

The Abandoned Baby Bullish is a bullish reversal pattern represented by three candles. The first candle has a long body and downward movement. The middle one is a Doji, followed by a candle with a long body and a upward movement. As suggested by the first decreasing candle, the price

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Abandoned Baby Bearish

The Abandoned Baby Bearish is a bearish reversal pattern represented by three candles. The first candle has a long body and upward movement. The middle one is a Doji, followed by a candle with a long body and a downward movement. As suggested by the first increasing candle, the price

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Identical Three Crows

The Identical Three Crows is a bearish pattern represented by three candles. During an uptrend, the three following candles start decreasing, being their opening price near the close of the prior candle and with similar sizes of the candle and body. The three candles are very similar in size and

Technical Indicators

Williams Percentage R (%R)

Developed by Larry Williams, Williams % R is a momentum indicator that determines overbought and oversold zones, which oscillates between minus one hundred and zero. The indicator compares the highest and lowest point within a number of periods. The overbought zone is between minus twenty and zero, which means that the

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Weighted Moving Average (WMA)

The WMA is a trend indicator. This moving average is considered one of the fastest among them. Its quick reaction to price movements is produced by assigning greater weight to the most recent periods and prices. To illustrate it, it reacts faster to price changes than the SMA and EMA.

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Triple Exponential Moving Average (TEMA)

The TEMA was developed by Patrick Mulloy. It is a moving average that includes several EMAs in its calculation to smooth price fluctuations, but without the lag that characterizes trend indicators. It is one of the fastest, and possibly the fastest, moving averages available in trading. It would react quicker

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Triangular Moving Average (TMA)

The Triangular Moving Average is a trend indicator that has been averaged twice. That is, it is the simple moving average of a simple moving average. This creates a very smooth moving average that doesn’t react quickly to market volatility, therefore, filtering out the noise of the price and

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Time Series Forecast (TSF)

The Time Series Forecast is a trend indicator that uses linear regression to calculate the trend of the price. It reduces the lag of a normal moving average due to it tries to forecast the price of the next period through statistical calculations with past data. This indicator’s interpretation

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Tilson Moving Average (T3)

Developed by Tim Tillson, the Tilson Moving Average (T3) is a trend indicator with the advantage of having less lag than other ones. That is a faster-moving average. The T3 moving average is an indicator of an indicator since it includes several EMAs of another EMA. Unlike any other moving

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The Ultimate Oscillator (UO)

The Ultimate Oscillator is a momentum indicator developed in 1976 by Larry Williams. The Ultimate Oscillator combines short, medium, and long-term periods to analyze the momentum of the price. By using three different time frames the indicator is less volatile, and due to this larger number of filters, it generates

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StochRSI With Region Crossovers

The StochRSI with region crossovers is simply the StochRSI but used in a different way. TheStochRSI gives a buy signal when it’s in oversold and a sell signal when it’s overbought. However, this indicator works slightly differently. It has two modes: Signal on region IN (default) and Signal

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Stochastic With Region Crossovers

The Stochastic with region crossovers is simply the Stochastic but used in a different way. As it’s described in the Stochastic video, the Stochastic gives a buy signal when it’s oversold and a sell signal when it’s overbought. However, this indicator works slightly differently. It has two

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271-stochastic-rsi

The Stochastic RSI indicator works very similarly to the Stochastic. As its name describes, it combines the indicators "Stochastic" and "RSI" in its calculation, making it an indicator of an indicator. Specifically, the StochRSI applies the Stochastic formula to RSI values instead of price data. This

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Stochastic (Stoch)

The Stochastic is a momentum indicator that was developed by George C. Lane in the fifties and is similar to the RSI, but more volatile. It compares the closing price of a candle with previous price levels to determine if the price is overbought or oversold. When it increases, the

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Simple Moving Average (SMA)

The Simple Moving Average is a commonly used tool by traders to analyze the general trend of the price. The SMA is a trend indicator that smooths price movements to filter out the noise of an asset. Traders frequently use this indicator to open and close trades through moving averages

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RSI With Region Crossovers

The RSI with region crossovers is simply the RSI, but used in a different way. As it’s described in the Relative Strength Index video, the RSI gives a buy signal when it’s in oversold and a sell signal when it’s overbought. However, with this indicator this works

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Relative Strength Index (RSI)

The RSI was invented by J. Welles Wilder in the late seventies. It measures the momentum of the price. When it is increasing, the bulls are taking over the market. If it decreases, the bears are in charge. The RSI can be used in different trading styles and for various