Support and resistance price levels on charts can show where buyers and sellers are located at different price levels. Support is created when there is buying demand at a certain level on a... Read more
“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.” – Benjamin Graham Fundamental analysis is a method of valuing how much an investment i... Read more
The volume–weighted moving average (VWMA) quantifies the quantity of volume that prices traded at on a chart. The VMWA weighs prices based on the volume of trades in a time frame. The... Read more
The following is a guest post from @PatternsWizard of PatternsWizard.com What is the Relative Strength Index (RSI)? RSI is a technical indicator used in technical analysis that helps to gau... Read more
Oversold is a technical analysis term for when the price of a company’s stock is considered too low from a technical view point. Value investors can also measure a stock as oversold fr... Read more
An exhaustion gap is a bearish reversal signal on a chart that occurs after a sharp move higher. An exhaustion gap happens near a high in price on a chart when a space forms between a closin... Read more
A self-fulfilling prophecy is a process where an original expectation creates the conditions of its own reality. With a self-fulfilling prophecy expectations and behaviors about a future eve... Read more
The CCI indicator (commodity channel index) is an oscillator originally created in 1980 by Donald Lambert . He developed CCI originally to identify and quantify cyclical moves in commodity c... 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
Technical analysis indicators derive their readings by applying a formula to a series of price data on a chart. The historical price data used can include samples of the opening price as wel... Read more
