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BTC-USD1D · DEMOO86,908.71H89,417.03L86,881.21C88,942.37+2,033.66 (+2.34 %)Vol16.76K
HMA 987,955.69
BB 20 288,727.7088,727.7086,356.6983,985.67
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Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Weighted moving averageWMAAn average whose weights grow linearly toward the newest bar.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Triple exponential moving averageTEMAAn exponential average with even less lag, from three passes.
Triangular moving averageTRIMAA double average that weighs the middle of the window most: very smooth, with more lag.
Zero-lag exponential moving averageZLEMAAn exponential average that offsets its lag by pushing the price ahead with its own change.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Volume-weighted moving averageVWMAAn average where each bar weighs by its volume: the busiest bars count most.
Wilder's smoothed moving averageSMMAThe slow exponential average Wilder used in the RSI and the ATR.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Accelerator OscillatorACWhether momentum speeds up or slows down: the Awesome Oscillator minus its average.
Accumulation/Distribution LineA/DCumulative volume weighted by where each bar closes within its range: money flowing in or out.
Anchored VWAPAVWAPThe volume-weighted average price since a chosen moment: an earnings report, a high, a gap.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
AroonAroonHow long since the window's last high and last low: trends being born and running out.
Aroon OscillatorAroon OscAroon up minus Aroon down, from −100 to 100.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Awesome OscillatorAOMarket momentum as the gap between two averages of the median price, in bars coloured as they rise or fall.
Williams AlligatorAlligatorThree smoothed, displaced averages: intertwined, the market sleeps; fanned out, it trends.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Coefficient of determinationR²How well a straight line explains the last n bars, from 0 (not at all) to 1 (perfectly): how clean the trend is.
Directional Movement IndexDMIWho dominates, buyers (+DI) or sellers (−DI), and the strength of the trend (ADX).
Anchored VWAPAVWAPThe volume-weighted average price since a chosen moment: an earnings report, a high, a gap.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Volume moving averageVol MAThe average volume of the last n bars.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Moving Average Convergence DivergenceMACDThe gap between a fast and a slow average, its signal and their difference: the trend's momentum.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Volume moving averageVol MAThe average volume of the last n bars.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Moving Average Convergence DivergenceMACDThe gap between a fast and a slow average, its signal and their difference: the trend's momentum.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Triangular moving averageTRIMAA double average that weighs the middle of the window most: very smooth, with more lag.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Volume moving averageVol MAThe average volume of the last n bars.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Moving Average Convergence DivergenceMACDThe gap between a fast and a slow average, its signal and their difference: the trend's momentum.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Triangular moving averageTRIMAA double average that weighs the middle of the window most: very smooth, with more lag.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Volume moving averageVol MAThe average volume of the last n bars.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Moving Average Convergence DivergenceMACDThe gap between a fast and a slow average, its signal and their difference: the trend's momentum.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Triangular moving averageTRIMAA double average that weighs the middle of the window most: very smooth, with more lag.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Volume moving averageVol MAThe average volume of the last n bars.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Moving Average Convergence DivergenceMACDThe gap between a fast and a slow average, its signal and their difference: the trend's momentum.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Triangular moving averageTRIMAA double average that weighs the middle of the window most: very smooth, with more lag.
Average Directional IndexADXHow strong the trend is, whatever its direction: above 25 there is usually a trend.
Average True RangeATRHow much price moves per bar on average, gaps included: volatility in price units.
Volume moving averageVol MAThe average volume of the last n bars.
Arnaud Legoux moving averageALMAAn average with bell-shaped weights shifted toward recent bars: smooth with little lag.
Double exponential moving averageDEMAAn exponential average with less lag: it subtracts the lag measured by a second pass.
Exponential moving averageEMAAn average that weighs recent bars more: it reacts sooner than the simple average.
Hull moving averageHMAA fast, smooth average that barely lags the price.
Kaufman adaptive moving averageKAMAAn average that speeds up when price moves cleanly and slows down in noise.
Least squares moving averageLSMAThe end point of the regression line of the last n bars: it follows price with little lag.
Moving Average Convergence DivergenceMACDThe gap between a fast and a slow average, its signal and their difference: the trend's momentum.
Normalized Average True RangeNATRThe ATR as a percentage of the close: volatility comparable across instruments of any price.
Simple moving averageSMAThe average price of the last n bars: smooths the noise to show the trend.
Tillson T3 moving averageT3Six cascaded exponential averages combined to stay smooth with little lag.
Triangular moving averageTRIMAA double average that weighs the middle of the window most: very smooth, with more lag.
Balance of PowerBOPWho won the bar: the close's move from the open as a share of the range, from −1 to 1.
BetaBetaHow much this instrument moves per 1% move of the other (an index, say), from their returns.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Standard error bandsSEBBands around the linear regression that tighten when the trend is clean and widen in noise.
Awesome OscillatorAOMarket momentum as the gap between two averages of the median price, in bars coloured as they rise or fall.
Elder Ray IndexElder RayThe strength of buyers and sellers: how far the high and the low reach from an exponential average.
EnvelopesEnvTwo bands a fixed percentage above and below an average.
On-Balance VolumeOBVCumulative volume signed by the close's change: whether volume follows the gains or the losses.
True Strength IndexTSIDouble-smoothed momentum, from −100 to 100: trend and turns with little noise.
Donchian ChannelsDCThe highest high and lowest low of the last n bars: breakouts and range.
Keltner ChannelsKCA channel around an exponential average whose width is measured in average true ranges.
Linear regression channelLRCThe trend line of the last n bars and two bands k deviations of its residuals away, computed bar by bar.
Balance of PowerBOPWho won the bar: the close's move from the open as a share of the range, from −1 to 1.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Parabolic SARSARA stop that trails price and speeds up with the trend; when price crosses it, the trend flips.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
Bollinger BandsBBA channel that widens with volatility: an average and two bands k standard deviations away.
Bollinger %B%BWhere price sits within the Bollinger Bands: 0 at the lower band, 1 at the upper.
Bollinger BandWidthBBWHow wide the Bollinger Bands are relative to their basis: it spots volatility squeezes.
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BTC-USD1D · DEMOO86,908.71H89,417.03L86,881.21C88,942.37+2,033.66 (+2.34 %)Vol16.76K
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