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Candles, EMA, RSI, MACD, volume, support & resistance — how to read a price chart.
Stop trading RSI like a textbook. Here is how professional traders actually use RSI — with trend filters, divergences and multi-timeframe confirmation.
Levels are the skeleton of every chart. Learn how to find real ones, ignore fake ones, and structure a trade around them.
Volatility envelope around a moving average. Bands expand when volatility rises, contract when it falls.
A chart format that shows open, high, low and close price per time interval. The foundation of technical analysis.
When price and an oscillator disagree — price makes a new extreme but the indicator doesn't. Early reversal warning.
Moving average that weights recent prices more heavily than older ones. Reacts faster than SMA.
Horizontal levels drawn from a move's extremes at ratios derived from the Fibonacci sequence. Used to anticipate pullback depth.
Trend + momentum indicator built from two EMAs and a signal line. Classic setup — 12, 26, 9.
Cumulative volume that adds volume on up days and subtracts it on down days — a clean way to see whether money is flowing into or out of an asset.
Momentum oscillator bounded between 0 and 100. Classic thresholds — over 70 is overbought, under 30 is oversold.
Price zones where buyers or sellers historically step in. The skeleton of almost every trading setup.
The amount of an asset traded in a given period. Confirms or invalidates price moves.