Your Guide To The Stock Market
Ankita Sarkar 
Standard deviation (StDev or SD) is a statistical term that measures the amount of variability or dispersion around an average. It is also a measure of volatility. The standard deviation calculation is the difference between the actual value and the average value. This article will explain the Standard Deviation Indicator. What is the Standard Deviation … Read more
The whole financial market stands on top of the two pillars, supply, and demand. The entire market moves according to the correlation between supply and demand. During the bullish trend, buyers dominate the market and the opposite happens in the bearish market. The support-resistance level indicates nothing but the relationship between supply and demand. The … Read more
Financial Market grabs popularity with newly invested technologies and tools. Traders are moving forward toward new facilities in the investment field. Traders who are genuinely engaged in trading must be familiar with the fundamental analysis and its importance. Today you will have guidance on the steps to download historical fundamental data in AmiBroker. Importance of Amibroker Historical … Read more
The Schaff Trend Cycle indicator is a cyclical oscillator. This indicator is based on the assumption that currency trends accelerate and slow down in a cyclical pattern. Doug Schaff developed The Schaff Trend Cycle indicator in 2008. This indicator is the product of the moving average convergence/divergence (MACD) which is popular as a trend indicator. But this MACD is … Read more
“Dividend” is a center of attraction in the stock market. Besides searching for a good company, looking for a high dividend should be the objective of investors. The primary objective of any type of investment is to get a higher profit, then why don’t we count the dividend return? Today we are going to discuss … Read more
Donald Dorsey developed the Relative Volatility Index (RVI) indicator. He actually understood that an indicator is not the holy grail of trading. The RVI indicator looks similar to the RSI or relative strength index. The basic difference is it measures the standard deviation (SD) of the high and low prices over a pre-defined range of … Read more
STARC Bands Indicator is also a type of trend indicator. Manning Stoller developed the indicator in the early 1980s. This indicator is used in classical trend trading where a range breakout is taken into account. So, let’s find out more about the indicator’s definition, features, trading methods, etc. What is the STARC Bands Indicator? STARC … Read more
Since the launch of Zerodha Kite, Zerodha is continuously improving the looks, features, and accessibility of the Kite platform. Now for the normal traders, Kite has even become more popular than Pi. This has only happened due to the ease of use of Kite and due to the major factor that Kite does not require … Read more
The Relative Vigor Index indicator or RVI is an oscillator. The indicator is based on the tendency for prices to close higher than the prices open in uptrends and to close lower than the prices open in downtrends. Basically, it is an oscillator that is in phase with the cycle of the underlying price. This … Read more
Random Walk Index Indicator is a technical indicator that determines if a security is trending or in a random trading range. By measuring price ranges over N the indicator can identify a strong uptrend or downtrend. The greater the range suggests the stronger trend. Traders can also use the indicator to generate buy-sell signals. So, … Read more
The Rainbow Oscillator Indicator basically helps to forecast the changes in trend direction. Mel Widner developed the oscillator and described it in July 1997 in the issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities magazine. It is based on a two-period simple moving average. So, let’s check the details of it. What is Rainbow Oscillator? … Read more