Your Guide To The Stock Market
The Donchian Channel indicator was developed by Richard Donchian. It is a technical momentum pointer that calculates the higher highs and lower lows of a specific period of time forming a channel around those values with upper and lower bands. When the traders use this indicator, generally 20-period highs and lows are considered. Also, a … Read more
The Disparity Index indicator is a technical momentum indicator that compares the current market price with the moving average of price over a particular time period. This is calculated for a specific time period. Thus, we can easily identify the current price trend with respect to the moving average of a longer time period. Steve … Read more
As the name implies, the Detrended Price Oscillator (DPO) attempts to eliminate the trends in price through the plotting chart. DPO is based on the fundamental idea that long-term price cycles are made up of short-term cycles. Identifying these short-term components of long-term cycles will be able to help us in finding the major turning … Read more
Darvas Box indicator is a great technical analysis tool that was introduced by Nicholas Darvas in the 1950s. He was a dancer who made $2,000,000 within a period of 18 months, trading in the market while on a global dance tour using this theory. He has actually this amount of money from just $36000. This … Read more
The Coppock Curve indicator was introduced by E.S. Coppock in 1965. He designed the indicator to help longtime investors in the market. Primarily he used the indicator for a monthly timescale and used it to create buy opportunities. This is actually an oscillator, that oscillates above or below a zero line. How to Read Coppock … Read more
The Commodity Channel Index indicator (CCI) was introduced by Donal Lambert. CCI measures the variations in the price of a stock with respect to its statistical mean. Contrary to the meaning derived from its name, the CCI works well with any stock or index. High values of CCI show that the stock price is high compared … Read more
The Choppiness Index Indicator (CHOP), as the name suggests, was introduced to determine whether the market is choppy. That means it shows whether the market is range bound or whether the market is trending. It also shows the market is following a particular trend in either direction. What is the Choppiness Index indicator? Bill Dreiss, … Read more
Chande Momentum Oscillator (CMO) was introduced by Tushar Chande who also invented the forecast version of the oscillator. He has created the oscillator by calculating the difference between the sum of all recent gains and that of all recent losses over a particular period of time. Then he divided the result by the sum of all … Read more
Chande Forecast Oscillator (CFO) was developed by Tushar Chande. This oscillator can be said to be an extension of linear regression-based indicators. This oscillator plots the difference between the closing price of the stock and the linear regression-based price forecast over a specific period of time. We can attach this indicator very easily to the Zerodha … Read more
Chaikin Volatility Indicator or CVI was developed by Marc Chaikin. He also has developed the Chaikin Money Flow or CMF indicator. Volatility is depicted by the indicator because it calculates the difference between the high and low for every period or candle. Some Common FAQ Chaikin Volatility Indicator Formula This indicator is a volatility indicator … Read more
Chaikin Money Flow (CMF indicator) is an indicator of technical analysis that is used to measure the volume of Money Flow over a specific period of time. This actually tracks the mone flow volume made by institutions. Money Flow Volume, a concept created by Marc Chaikin who also introduced the accumulation distribution line, quantifies the buying and selling … Read more