What is the best moving average crossover for swing trading? My favorite moving average crossover for swing trading that I have also confirmed through backtesting on the momentum names on my... Read more
Buy and hold investing itself is not valid on the majority of individual stocks. Buy and hold works on indexes like the S&P 500 because these indexes are diversified and contain the futu... Read more
GMMA stands for the Guppy Multiple Moving Average and it is a technical trend and momentum indicator. The Guppy Indicator was created by Daryl Guppy, a trader out of Australia. It combines... Read more
The 3 moving average crossover strategy is a technical trading technique that uses three exponential moving averages of different time lengths to create signals on a chart. The three moving... Read more
Moving averages are not predictive they are reactive to price action. They show trends on charts when they go vertical and can show that price is in a range when a moving average is horizont... Read more
A moving average ribbon indicator is a set of multiple moving averages of different timeframes placed on a chart all at one time. A ribbon instantly shows price action in relation to all the... Read more
The 200 day moving average is one of the most popular price levels used in technical analysis. It is used in classic charting to define uptrends and down trends in markets. Here are twelve w... Read more
The Steve Burns Ribbon technical indicator is a new tool for the technical analysis of stock trends by combining key moving averages. The MA Ribbon by Steve Burns is currently available on t... Read more
Exponential moving average crossover signals are one way to capture trends on a chart by entering a long trade when a shorter term moving average crosses over a longer term one, then exiting... Read more
You have probably heard of the bullish 50/200 day moving average crossover golden cross or the the bearish 50/200 day moving average cross under death cross which is a long term trend signal... Read more
