Multi Timeframe analysis a a key to improve your accuracy in speculating Stock prices. It generally involves taking clues from higher timeframe charts while trading on lower timeframes. The major benefit of multi timeframe analysis is that it considerably reduces… Continue Reading
Let’s say you have a super successful trading system which works on almost all the stocks. Also, you do have a AFL code for the same which signals you buy sell opportunities real-time. What’s next? Probably you would think of… Continue Reading
Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is an oscillator indicator which accurately identifies overbought or oversold levels. It was developed by Donald Lambert in 1980, and was originally supposed to be used exclusively for commodities trading, but later it found its application… Continue Reading
Most of our articles are centered across ‘Trend Following’ and its variations. We strongly believe that Trend is the best friend of every trader and would continue to be the same down the line. This article would focus on the… Continue Reading
Hull Moving Average, developed by Alan Hull is an extremely useful indicator to overcome the lag associated with traditional moving averages. Probably moving average is the simplest of all indicators but still it is the most essential component of traders’… Continue Reading
Elliott Wave Theory is one of the most popular prediction model to speculate the direction of prices in Stock Market. It was developed by R.N. Elliott and got popular through the efforts of Robert Prechter. Elliott Wave theory is primarily… Continue Reading
Rahul Mohindar Oscillator also known as RMO is a popular indicator to detect the market direction. It is popular among Metastock traders to trade high volatile instruments. We have tried to design and backtest RMO Trading System in Amibroker. This… Continue Reading
Trend following is certainly a sure-shot way to mint money during rising or falling markets. At sideways trend it can be painful due to consecutive whipsaws but there is no way to avoid that. The only thing we can try… Continue Reading