Moving Averages (MA)
SMA weights the lookback equally; EMA gives more weight to recent observations. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
CHAPTER 07 · VIDEO COURSE
Technical Indicator Analysis
Use moving averages, momentum and volatility indicators as supporting evidence.
5 reviewed videos · English + Simplified Chinese captions
What this chapter teaches
- Match indicators to the question being asked.
- Avoid stacking correlated indicators as false confirmation.
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MACD
MACD compares exponential averages through the MACD line, signal line, and histogram. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
RSI compares recent gains and losses on a bounded 0–100 scale. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
Bollinger Bands
A moving average and volatility-based upper and lower bands form the envelope. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
Average True Range (ATR)
ATR includes the largest of intraperiod range and gap-adjusted ranges. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
Stochastic Oscillator (KD)
The stochastic oscillator locates the close within a recent high-low range and smooths it. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
Indicator Confluence
Combine trend, momentum, volatility, and participation only when each adds distinct evidence. Read the relationship conditionally and retain its failure boundary.
