Technical Analysis

Learn what the Williams Alligator indicator is, how its Jaw, Teeth and Lips lines work, how to read signals, and how traders use it to identify trends.

Learn what the Jurik Moving Average indicator is, how it works, its key settings, trading signals, and how to use JMA with volume and price action.

VPVR shows how much volume traded at each price level on the visible part of your chart. Learn to read POC, Value Area, HVNs and LVNs.

The vortex indicator uses two lines, VI+ and VI−, to show trend direction and strength. Learn how to read the crossovers and use them.

The volume oscillator compares short-term and long-term volume moving averages. Learn the formula, how to read it, and how to use it in trading.

Learn how Zig Zag indicator identifies swing highs and lows, filters price noise, works across timeframes and its key limitations.

Williams %R indicator explained: Learn its formula, -20 and -80 levels, overbought and oversold signals, uses, limitations and trading mistakes.

Discover how the UT Bot Indicator works, its key settings, buy and sell signals, trading strategy, benefits, limitations and risk management.

Learn the Gartley pattern, key Fibonacci levels, bullish & bearish setups, and how traders spot potential reversal zones.

Learn how volume indicators help analyse market participation, confirm price moves, assess breakouts, and identify changes in trading activity.

Learn how the Bullish Tri-Star candlestick pattern signals weaken bearish momentum, how its three Dojis form, and why confirmation matters before trading.

Want to know which price levels saw the most trading in a move? Fixed Range Volume Profile plots volume by price over a range you pick, not by time.

Learn how RSI divergence helps identify weakening momentum and potential reversals, including regular and hidden divergence, confirmation signals and risk management.

Learn how the Darvas Box strategy works, from identifying consolidation ranges and breakouts to using volume, box boundaries and stop-losses for risk management.

CPR gives you three key price levels before the session even starts. Here's how the Central Pivot Range works and how traders use it every day.

The unique three river bottom is one of the rarest candlestick patterns, but when it appears after a downtrend, it can signal that selling pressure is starting to fade.

A strong rally, then two bearish candles appear. The Two Crows pattern may be telling you something important.