Chart Anatomy & Price Data
The labels, fields and structural elements that make up a financial chart.
Chart Types & Price Representations
Ways of transforming price, time, volume or transactions into a visual market representation.
Candlestick Anatomy & Single-Candle Patterns
Single-candle structures and the anatomy of open, high, low and close.
Two-Candle Candlestick Patterns
Two-candle formations used to describe changes in short-term price behavior.
Three+ Candle Patterns
Multi-candle formations that describe continuation, reversal and transition structures.
Classical Chart Patterns
Geometric price structures such as triangles, flags, channels, tops and bottoms.
Trend & Line Drawing Tools
Chart annotations used to measure direction, slope, ranges, channels, time and risk.
Fibonacci, Gann & Geometric Tools
Geometric and ratio-based drawing frameworks used to map price and time relationships.
Moving Averages & Trend Indicators
Smoothed price measures and trend-following indicators used to summarize direction.
Momentum & Oscillators
Indicators designed to describe the speed, persistence or internal strength of price moves.
Volatility, Bands & Channels
Measures and envelopes used to describe dispersion, range and changing volatility.
Volume, Flow & Participation Indicators
Indicators built from volume, participation, trade direction or price-volume relationships.
Pivot, Levels & Session Tools
Reference levels derived from prior periods, session ranges or recurring calculation conventions.
Trend & Market Structure
The vocabulary used to describe swings, trends, breaks, ranges, support and resistance.
Divergence, Signals & Indicator Concepts
General concepts for reading indicator confirmation, disagreement, crossovers and signal behavior.
Breadth, Relative Strength & Intermarket
Tools for comparing participation, relative performance and relationships across markets.
Elliott Wave, Cycles & Harmonics
Wave, cycle and harmonic frameworks used to describe recurring geometric sequences in markets.
Technical Analysis Foundations
Foundational schools, concepts and modern price-action terminology used in chart analysis.
Accelerator Oscillator
Accelerator Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Awesome Oscillator
Awesome Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Balance of Power
Balance of Power is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Bear Power
Bear Power is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Bull Power
Bull Power is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Center of Gravity Oscillator
Center of Gravity Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Chaikin Oscillator
Chaikin Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Chande Momentum Oscillator
Chande Momentum Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Commodity Channel Index
Commodity Channel Index is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Connors RSI
Connors RSI is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Coppock Curve
Coppock Curve is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →DMI Oscillator
DMI Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →DeMarker Indicator
DeMarker Indicator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Detrended Price Oscillator
Detrended Price Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Elder Ray Index
Elder Ray Index is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Fast Stochastic
Fast Stochastic is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Fisher Transform
Fisher Transform is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Force Index
Force Index is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Full Stochastic
Full Stochastic is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Klinger Oscillator
Klinger Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Know Sure Thing
Know Sure Thing is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →MACD Histogram
MACD Histogram is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →MACD Line
MACD Line is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →MACD Signal Line
MACD Signal Line is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Momentum Indicator
Momentum Indicator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Momentum Squeeze
Momentum Squeeze is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Moving Average Convergence Divergence
MACD is a trend-momentum indicator built from the difference between two exponential moving averages, together with a signal line and histogram.
Read concept →Percentage Price Oscillator
Percentage Price Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Percentage Volume Oscillator
Percentage Volume Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Price Oscillator
Price Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Rate of Change
Rate of Change is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Relative Momentum Index
Relative Momentum Index is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Relative Strength Index
The Relative Strength Index is a bounded momentum oscillator that compares the magnitude of recent gains with recent losses, conventionally on a 0–100 scale.
Read concept →Relative Vigor Index
Relative Vigor Index is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Schaff Trend Cycle
Schaff Trend Cycle is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Slow Stochastic
Slow Stochastic is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Squeeze Momentum Indicator
Squeeze Momentum Indicator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Stochastic Oscillator
The stochastic oscillator compares the latest close with the recent high-low range to describe where price sits within that range.
Read concept →Stochastic RSI
Stochastic RSI is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →True Strength Index
True Strength Index is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Ultimate Oscillator
Ultimate Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Volume Oscillator
Volume Oscillator is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Williams Percent R
Williams Percent R is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Arnaud Legoux Moving Average
Arnaud Legoux Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Aroon Down
Aroon Down is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Aroon Indicator
Aroon Indicator is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Aroon Up
Aroon Up is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Average Directional Index
Average Directional Index is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Chande Forecast Oscillator
Chande Forecast Oscillator is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Chikou Span
Chikou Span is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Death Cross
A death cross is the common name for a shorter-term moving average crossing below a longer-term moving average.
Read concept →Directional Movement Index
Directional Movement Index is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Donchian Trend
Donchian Trend is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Double Exponential Moving Average
Double Exponential Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Exponential Moving Average
An exponential moving average gives greater weight to more recent observations, allowing it to respond faster than an equal-weight moving average of the same length.
Read concept →Fractal Adaptive Moving Average
Fractal Adaptive Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Golden Cross
A golden cross is the common name for a shorter-term moving average crossing above a longer-term moving average.
Read concept →Hull Moving Average
The Hull Moving Average combines weighted moving averages to reduce lag while retaining smoothing.
Read concept →Ichimoku Cloud
Ichimoku Cloud is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average
Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Least Squares Moving Average
Least Squares Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Mass Index
Mass Index is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →McGinley Dynamic
McGinley Dynamic is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Moving Average
A moving average smooths a sequence of observations by calculating an average over a rolling window.
Read concept →Moving Average Convergence
Moving Average Convergence is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Moving Average Crossover
A moving average crossover occurs when one moving average moves above or below another, usually a faster average relative to a slower one.
Read concept →Moving Average Divergence
Moving Average Divergence is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Moving Average Envelope
Moving Average Envelope is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Moving Average Ribbon
Moving Average Ribbon is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Moving Average Slope
Moving Average Slope is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Negative DI
Negative DI is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Parabolic SAR
Parabolic SAR is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Positive DI
Positive DI is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Price Moving Average Crossover
Price Moving Average Crossover is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Running Moving Average
Running Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Senkou Span A
Senkou Span A is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Senkou Span B
Senkou Span B is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Simple Moving Average
A simple moving average assigns equal weight to each observation in its rolling calculation window.
Read concept →Smoothed Moving Average
Smoothed Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Trend Intensity Index
Trend Intensity Index is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Triangular Moving Average
Triangular Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Triple Exponential Moving Average
Triple Exponential Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Variable Index Dynamic Average
Variable Index Dynamic Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Vertical Horizontal Filter
Vertical Horizontal Filter is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Vortex Indicator
Vortex Indicator is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Weighted Moving Average
Weighted Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Zero Lag Moving Average
Zero Lag Moving Average is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →ATR Trailing Stop
ATR Trailing Stop is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Average Daily Range
Average Daily Range is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Average True Range
Average True Range measures recent trading range using true range, which incorporates gaps relative to the previous close.
Read concept →Average Weekly Range
Average Weekly Range is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Bollinger Band Width
Bollinger Band Width is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Bands place volatility-based envelopes around a moving average using a multiple of standard deviation.
Read concept →Bollinger Keltner Squeeze
Bollinger Keltner Squeeze is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Bollinger Percent B
Bollinger Percent B is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Chaikin Volatility
Chaikin Volatility is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Chandelier Exit
Chandelier Exit is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Choppiness Index
Choppiness Index is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Donchian Channels
Donchian Channels plot the highest high and lowest low over a chosen lookback period.
Read concept →Fractal Chaos Bands
Fractal Chaos Bands is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →High-Low Bands
High-Low Bands is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Keltner Channels
Keltner Channels place volatility-based envelopes around a central moving average, commonly using Average True Range to set channel width.
Read concept →Normalized ATR
Normalized ATR is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Price Channel Indicator
Price Channel Indicator is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Projection Bands
Projection Bands is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Relative Volatility Index
Relative Volatility Index is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Squeeze Indicator
Squeeze Indicator is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Standard Deviation
Standard Deviation is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Standard Error Bands
Standard Error Bands is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →TTM Squeeze
TTM Squeeze is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Ulcer Index
Ulcer Index is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Volatility Cone
Volatility Cone is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Volatility Index
Volatility Index is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Volatility Ratio
Volatility Ratio is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Volatility Stop
Volatility Stop is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Bearish Belt Hold
Bearish Belt Hold is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Pin Bar
Bearish Pin Bar is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Belt Hold
Belt Hold is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Black Marubozu
Black Marubozu is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Belt Hold
Bullish Belt Hold is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Pin Bar
Bullish Pin Bar is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Closing Marubozu
Closing Marubozu is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Doji Star
Doji Star is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Dragonfly Doji
Dragonfly Doji is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Four-Price Doji
Four-Price Doji is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Full Body Candle
Full Body Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Gravestone Doji
Gravestone Doji is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Hammer Candlestick
A hammer is a single-candle formation with a small real body near the top of the range and a long lower shadow, usually discussed after a decline.
Read concept →Hanging Man
Hanging Man is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →High-Wave Candle
High-Wave Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Indecision Candle
Indecision Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Inverted Hammer
Inverted Hammer is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Long Black Candle
Long Black Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Long Lower Shadow
Long Lower Shadow is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Long Upper Shadow
Long Upper Shadow is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Long White Candle
Long White Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Long-Legged Doji
Long-Legged Doji is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Momentum Candle
Momentum Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Opening Marubozu
Opening Marubozu is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Paper Umbrella
Paper Umbrella is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Pin Bar
Pin Bar is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Rejection Candle
Rejection Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Rickshaw Man
Rickshaw Man is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Shaven Bottom Candle
Shaven Bottom Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Shaven Head Candle
Shaven Head Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Shooting Star
A shooting star is a single-candle formation with a small body near the lower end of the range and a long upper shadow, usually discussed after an advance.
Read concept →Short Black Candle
Short Black Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Short White Candle
Short White Candle is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Spinning Top
Spinning Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Standard Doji
Standard Doji is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Takuri Line
Takuri Line is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →White Marubozu
White Marubozu is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →TRIX
TRIX is a momentum or oscillator concept used to transform recent price behavior into a measure of speed, direction, persistence or relative position within a recent range.
Read concept →Kijun-sen
Kijun-sen is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Supertrend
Supertrend is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Tenkan-sen
Tenkan-sen is a trend-oriented technical indicator used to smooth, compare or transform recent market observations so direction and persistence are easier to describe.
Read concept →Bearish Counterattack
Bearish Counterattack is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Engulfing
A bearish engulfing pattern is a two-candle formation in which a falling second real body wraps around the prior rising real body.
Read concept →Bearish Harami
Bearish Harami is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Harami Cross
Bearish Harami Cross is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Kicker
Bearish Kicker is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Meeting Lines
Bearish Meeting Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Outside Bar
Bearish Outside Bar is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Separating Lines
Bearish Separating Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Counterattack
Bullish Counterattack is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Engulfing
A bullish engulfing pattern is a two-candle formation in which a rising second real body wraps around the prior falling real body.
Read concept →Bullish Harami
Bullish Harami is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Harami Cross
Bullish Harami Cross is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Kicker
Bullish Kicker is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Meeting Lines
Bullish Meeting Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Outside Bar
Bullish Outside Bar is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Separating Lines
Bullish Separating Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Counterattack Lines
Counterattack Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Dark Cloud Cover
Dark Cloud Cover is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Descending Hawk
Descending Hawk is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Engulfing Pattern
Engulfing Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Harami Cross
Harami Cross is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Homing Pigeon
Homing Pigeon is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →In-Neck Pattern
In-Neck Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Inside Day
Inside Day is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Kicking Pattern
Kicking Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Last Engulfing Bottom
Last Engulfing Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Last Engulfing Top
Last Engulfing Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Matching Low
Matching Low is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Meeting Lines
Meeting Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →On-Neck Pattern
On-Neck Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Outside Day
Outside Day is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Outside Reversal
Outside Reversal is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Piercing Line
Piercing Line is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Railroad Tracks Pattern
Railroad Tracks Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Separating Lines
Separating Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Thrusting Pattern
Thrusting Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Tweezer Bottom
Tweezer Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Tweezer Top
Tweezer Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Upside Gap Two Crows
Upside Gap Two Crows is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Envelopes
Envelopes is a volatility, range or envelope concept used to summarize how widely a market has been moving and how current observations compare with recent dispersion.
Read concept →Doji
A doji is a candlestick in which the open and close are equal or very close, leaving little real body relative to the full high-low range.
Read concept →Marubozu
Marubozu is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Abandoned Baby
Abandoned Baby is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Advance Block
Advance Block is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Abandoned Baby
Bearish Abandoned Baby is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Breakaway
Bearish Breakaway is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Island Reversal
Bearish Island Reversal is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Mat Hold
Bearish Mat Hold is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Three Line Strike
Bearish Three Line Strike is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bearish Tri-Star
Bearish Tri-Star is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Breakaway Pattern
Breakaway Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Abandoned Baby
Bullish Abandoned Baby is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Breakaway
Bullish Breakaway is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Island Reversal
Bullish Island Reversal is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Mat Hold
Bullish Mat Hold is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Three Line Strike
Bullish Three Line Strike is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Bullish Tri-Star
Bullish Tri-Star is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Concealing Baby Swallow
Concealing Baby Swallow is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Deliberation Pattern
Deliberation Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Downside Gap Side-by-Side White Lines
Downside Gap Side-by-Side White Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Downside Gap Three Methods
Downside Gap Three Methods is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Downside Tasuki Gap
Downside Tasuki Gap is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Dumpling Top
Dumpling Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Evening Doji Star
Evening Doji Star is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Evening Star
An evening star is a three-candle reversal formation consisting of an advance, a small-bodied transition candle and a strong declining candle.
Read concept →Falling Three Methods
Falling Three Methods is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Falling Window
Falling Window is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Fry Pan Bottom
Fry Pan Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Identical Three Crows
Identical Three Crows is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Island Reversal
Island Reversal is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Ladder Bottom
Ladder Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Mat Hold
Mat Hold is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Morning Doji Star
Morning Doji Star is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Morning Star
A morning star is a three-candle reversal formation consisting of a decline, a small-bodied transition candle and a strong recovery candle.
Read concept →Rising Three Methods
Rising Three Methods is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Rising Window
Rising Window is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Side-by-Side White Lines
Side-by-Side White Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Stick Sandwich
Stick Sandwich is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Advancing White Soldiers
Three Advancing White Soldiers is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Black Crows
Three Black Crows is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Buddha Bottom
Three Buddha Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Buddha Top
Three Buddha Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Drives Pattern
Three Drives Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Gaps Down
Three Gaps Down is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Gaps Up
Three Gaps Up is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Inside Down
Three Inside Down is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Inside Up
Three Inside Up is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Line Strike
Three Line Strike is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Methods
Three Methods is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Mountain Top
Three Mountain Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Outside Down
Three Outside Down is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Outside Up
Three Outside Up is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three River Bottom
Three River Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three Stars in the South
Three Stars in the South is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Three White Soldiers
Three White Soldiers is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Tower Bottom
Tower Bottom is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Tower Top
Tower Top is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Tri-Star Pattern
Tri-Star Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Two Crows
Two Crows is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Unique Three River
Unique Three River is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Upside Gap Side-by-Side White Lines
Upside Gap Side-by-Side White Lines is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Upside Gap Three Methods
Upside Gap Three Methods is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Upside Tasuki Gap
Upside Tasuki Gap is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →Window Pattern
Window Pattern is a candlestick-chart term used to describe a particular relationship between one or more open-high-low-close bars. Its value is in naming a visible price structure consistently so it can be compared with trend, range and surrounding context.
Read concept →1-2-3 Reversal
1-2-3 Reversal is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →5-0 Pattern
5-0 Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →ABCD Pattern
ABCD Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Adam and Adam Double Bottom
Adam and Adam Double Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Adam and Eve Pattern
Adam and Eve Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Ascending Channel
Ascending Channel is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Ascending Scallop
Ascending Scallop is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Ascending Triangle
An ascending triangle combines a relatively flat resistance boundary with rising swing lows.
Read concept →Bat Pattern
Bat Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Bear Flag
A bear flag is a short consolidation or countertrend channel that follows a sharp downward price move.
Read concept →Bear Pennant
Bear Pennant is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Bearish Rectangle
Bearish Rectangle is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Broadening Bottom
Broadening Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Broadening Formation
Broadening Formation is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Broadening Top
Broadening Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Bull Flag
A bull flag is a short consolidation or countertrend channel that follows a sharp upward price move.
Read concept →Bull Pennant
Bull Pennant is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Bullish Rectangle
Bullish Rectangle is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Bump and Run Reversal
Bump and Run Reversal is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Butterfly Pattern
Butterfly Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Crab Pattern
Crab Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Cup and Handle
Cup and Handle is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Cypher Pattern
Cypher Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Dead Cat Bounce
Dead Cat Bounce is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Deep Crab Pattern
Deep Crab Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Descending Channel
Descending Channel is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Descending Scallop
Descending Scallop is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Descending Triangle
A descending triangle combines a relatively flat support boundary with falling swing highs.
Read concept →Diamond Bottom
Diamond Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Diamond Top
Diamond Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Double Bottom
A double bottom is a reversal structure in which price tests a similar low twice with an intervening rebound before a potential breakout.
Read concept →Double Top
A double top is a reversal structure in which price tests a similar high twice with an intervening pullback before a potential breakdown.
Read concept →Eve and Adam Pattern
Eve and Adam Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Eve and Eve Double Bottom
Eve and Eve Double Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Expanding Triangle
Expanding Triangle is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Falling Wedge
A falling wedge is a narrowing downward-sloping price structure bounded by converging trend lines.
Read concept →Flag Pattern
Flag Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Gartley Pattern
Gartley Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Head and Shoulders
Head and shoulders is a reversal pattern formed by three peaks, with the middle peak higher than the two surrounding peaks and a neckline linking intervening lows.
Read concept →Head and Shoulders Bottom
Head and Shoulders Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Head and Shoulders Top
Head and Shoulders Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →High and Tight Flag
High and Tight Flag is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Horizontal Channel
Horizontal Channel is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Horn Bottom
Horn Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Horn Top
Horn Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Inverse Cup and Handle
Inverse Cup and Handle is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Inverse Head and Shoulders
An inverse head and shoulders is a reversal pattern formed by three troughs, with the middle trough lower than the two surrounding troughs and a neckline linking intervening highs.
Read concept →Low and Tight Flag
Low and Tight Flag is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Measured Move
Measured Move is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Measured Move Bearish
Measured Move Bearish is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Measured Move Bullish
Measured Move Bullish is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Measured Move Down
Measured Move Down is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Measured Move Up
Measured Move Up is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Megaphone Pattern
Megaphone Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Pennant Pattern
Pennant Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Pipe Bottom
Pipe Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Pipe Top
Pipe Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Price Channel
Price Channel is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Quasimodo Pattern
Quasimodo Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Rectangle Pattern
Rectangle Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Rising Wedge
A rising wedge is a narrowing upward-sloping price structure bounded by converging trend lines.
Read concept →Rounding Bottom
Rounding Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Rounding Top
Rounding Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Saucer Bottom
Saucer Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Scallop Pattern
Scallop Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Shark Pattern
Shark Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Symmetrical Triangle
A symmetrical triangle is a contracting price structure formed by falling swing highs and rising swing lows.
Read concept →Triangle Pattern
Triangle Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Triple Bottom
Triple Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Triple Top
Triple Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Wolfe Wave
Wolfe Wave is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →XABCD Pattern
XABCD Pattern is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →V-Bottom
V-Bottom is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →V-Top
V-Top is a classical chart-pattern label for a recurring geometric arrangement of swings, boundaries or consolidation. Analysts use the name to describe structure consistently, not to imply that every occurrence resolves in the same direction.
Read concept →Accumulation Distribution Line
Accumulation Distribution Line is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Accumulation Swing Index
Accumulation Swing Index is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Anchored VWAP Indicator
Anchored VWAP Indicator is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Average Volume
Average Volume is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Bid Ask Delta
Bid Ask Delta is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Buying Absorption
Buying Absorption is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Buying Climax
Buying Climax is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Chaikin Money Flow
Chaikin Money Flow is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Delta Divergence
Delta Divergence is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Delta Imbalance
Delta Imbalance is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Ease of Movement
Ease of Movement is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Footprint Imbalance
Footprint Imbalance is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →High Volume Node
High Volume Node is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Low Volume Node
Low Volume Node is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Money Flow Index
The Money Flow Index is a bounded oscillator that combines price and volume to estimate positive and negative money flow over a lookback period.
Read concept →Negative Volume Index
Negative Volume Index is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →On-Balance Volume
On-Balance Volume is a cumulative volume indicator that adds or subtracts volume according to whether price closes higher or lower.
Read concept →Point of Control
Point of Control is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Positive Volume Index
Positive Volume Index is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Price Volume Trend
Price Volume Trend is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Relative Volume
Relative Volume is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Rolling VWAP
Rolling VWAP is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Selling Absorption
Selling Absorption is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Selling Climax
Selling Climax is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Session VWAP
Session VWAP is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Stacked Imbalance
Stacked Imbalance is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Trading Volume
Trading Volume is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →VWAP Bands
VWAP Bands is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →VWAP Deviation Bands
VWAP Deviation Bands is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Value Area
Value Area is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Value Area High
Value Area High is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Value Area Low
Value Area Low is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Bars
Volume Bars is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Climax
Volume Climax is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Contraction
Volume Contraction is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Delta
Volume Delta is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Dry-Up
Volume Dry-Up is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Expansion
Volume Expansion is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Spike
Volume Spike is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Volume Zone Oscillator
Volume Zone Oscillator is a volume, flow or participation measure used to add transaction-activity context to a price chart. It can help distinguish a move supported by broader activity from one occurring on relatively limited participation.
Read concept →Area Chart
Area Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Bar Chart
Bar Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Baseline Chart
Baseline Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Bid-Ask Footprint
Bid-Ask Footprint is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Candlestick Chart
A candlestick chart displays each period as an open-high-low-close body with upper and lower shadows, making both direction and intraperiod range visible.
Read concept →Candlevolume Chart
Candlevolume Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Cluster Chart
Cluster Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Column Chart
Column Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Correlation Chart
Correlation Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Cumulative Delta Chart
Cumulative Delta Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Cycle Chart
Cycle Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Delta Footprint
Delta Footprint is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Depth Chart
Depth Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Dollar Bar Chart
Dollar Bar Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Equivolume Chart
Equivolume Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Footprint Chart
Footprint Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Forward Curve Chart
Forward Curve Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →HLC Area Chart
HLC Area Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Heatmap Chart
Heatmap Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Heikin-Ashi Chart
Heikin-Ashi Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →High-Low Chart
High-Low Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →High-Low-Close Chart
High-Low-Close Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Hollow Candlestick Chart
Hollow Candlestick Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Kagi Chart
Kagi Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Line Break Chart
Line Break Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Line Chart
Line Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Line with Markers Chart
Line with Markers Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Liquidity Heatmap
Liquidity Heatmap is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Mountain Chart
Mountain Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →OHLC Bar Chart
OHLC Bar Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Order Book Heatmap
Order Book Heatmap is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Performance Chart
Performance Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Point and Figure Chart
Point and Figure Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Range Bar Chart
Range Bar Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Range Chart
Range Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Ratio Chart
Ratio Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Relative Strength Chart
Relative Strength Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Renko Chart
Renko Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Seasonality Chart
Seasonality Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Spread Chart
Spread Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Step Line Chart
Step Line Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Term Structure Chart
Term Structure Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Three-Point Break Chart
Three-Point Break Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Tick Chart
Tick Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Time Price Opportunity Chart
Time Price Opportunity Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Transaction Bar Chart
Transaction Bar Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Volume Bar Chart
Volume Bar Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Volume Candlestick Chart
Volume Candlestick Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Volume Chart
Volume Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Volume Footprint Chart
Volume Footprint Chart is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Accumulation Phase
Accumulation Phase is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Automatic Rally
Automatic Rally is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Automatic Reaction
Automatic Reaction is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Back Up to the Edge of the Creek
Back Up to the Edge of the Creek is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Bearish Order Block
Bearish Order Block is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Breaker Block
Breaker Block is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Bullish Order Block
Bullish Order Block is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Climactic Volume
Climactic Volume is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Composite Operator
Composite Operator is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Discount Zone
Discount Zone is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Distribution Phase
Distribution Phase is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Dow Theory
Dow Theory is a foundational trend framework that emphasizes primary, secondary and minor trends together with confirmation across market averages.
Read concept →Effort vs Result
Effort vs Result is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Fair Value Gap
Fair value gap is modern price-action terminology for a three-bar imbalance area where adjacent price ranges leave a portion of the middle bar relatively untraded.
Read concept →Inverse Fair Value Gap
Inverse Fair Value Gap is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Jump Across the Creek
Jump Across the Creek is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Last Point of Supply
Last Point of Supply is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Last Point of Support
Last Point of Support is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Liquidity Void
Liquidity Void is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Markdown Phase
Markdown Phase is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Market Technician
Market Technician is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Markup Phase
Markup Phase is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Mitigation Block
Mitigation Block is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →No Demand Bar
No Demand Bar is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →No Supply Bar
No Supply Bar is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Optimal Trade Entry
Optimal Trade Entry is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Order Block
Order block is modern price-action terminology for a prior price area that traders associate with concentrated institutional buying or selling; the concept is discretionary and not directly observable as a universal market variable.
Read concept →Point and Figure Count
Point and Figure Count is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Premium Zone
Premium Zone is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Price Action Trading
Price Action Trading is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Secondary Test
Secondary Test is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Sign of Strength
Sign of Strength is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Sign of Weakness
Sign of Weakness is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Smart Money Concepts
Smart Money Concepts is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Stopping Volume
Stopping Volume is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Test Bar
Test Bar is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Upthrust After Distribution
Upthrust After Distribution is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Upthrust Bar
Upthrust Bar is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Volume Spread Analysis
Volume Spread Analysis interprets the relationship between a price bar’s range, its close and trading volume to infer changes in supply and demand.
Read concept →Wyckoff Accumulation
Wyckoff Accumulation is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Wyckoff Distribution
Wyckoff Distribution is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Wyckoff Method
The Wyckoff Method is a price-and-volume framework that interprets accumulation, distribution and trend phases through market structure and trading activity.
Read concept →Wyckoff Spring
Wyckoff Spring is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Wyckoff Upthrust
Wyckoff Upthrust is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →52-Week High
52-Week High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →52-Week Low
52-Week Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →All-Time High
All-Time High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →All-Time Low
All-Time Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Bear Trap
Bear Trap is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Bearish Market Structure
Bearish Market Structure is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Break of Structure
A break of structure is a price move through a previously important swing high or swing low that changes the observed sequence of market structure.
Read concept →Breakdown Retest
Breakdown Retest is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Breakout Retest
Breakout Retest is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Bull Trap
Bull Trap is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Bullish Market Structure
Bullish Market Structure is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Change of Character
Change of Character is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Channel Breakout
Channel Breakout is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Corrective Move
Corrective Move is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Countertrend Move
Countertrend Move is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Demand Zone
Demand Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Dynamic Resistance
Dynamic Resistance is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Dynamic Support
Dynamic Support is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Equal Highs
Equal Highs is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Equal Lows
Equal Lows is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →False Breakdown
A false breakdown occurs when price moves below a watched support or range boundary but does not sustain the move and returns inside.
Read concept →False Breakout
A false breakout occurs when price moves beyond a watched resistance or range boundary but does not sustain the move and returns inside.
Read concept →Flip Zone
Flip Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Higher High
A higher high occurs when a new swing high exceeds the preceding comparable swing high.
Read concept →Higher Low
A higher low occurs when a new swing low remains above the preceding comparable swing low.
Read concept →Horizontal Breakout
Horizontal Breakout is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Impulse Move
Impulse Move is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Initial Balance
Initial Balance is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Liquidity Grab
Liquidity Grab is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Liquidity Sweep
Liquidity Sweep is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Lower High
A lower high occurs when a new swing high remains below the preceding comparable swing high.
Read concept →Lower Low
A lower low occurs when a new swing low falls below the preceding comparable swing low.
Read concept →Market Structure Shift
Market Structure Shift is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Mean Reversion
Mean Reversion is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Minor Trend
Minor Trend is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Momentum Breakout
Momentum Breakout is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Opening Range
Opening Range is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Opening Range Breakout
Opening Range Breakout is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Pivot High
Pivot High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Pivot Low
Pivot Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Pivot Zone
Pivot Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Previous Day High
Previous Day High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Previous Day Low
Previous Day Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Previous Month High
Previous Month High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Previous Month Low
Previous Month Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Previous Week High
Previous Week High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Previous Week Low
Previous Week Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Price Compression
Price Compression is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Price Expansion
Price Expansion is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Primary Trend
Primary Trend is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Range Breakdown
Range Breakdown is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Range Breakout
Range Breakout is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Range Contraction
Range Contraction is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Range Expansion
Range Expansion is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Resistance Level
A resistance level is a price area where prior selling, positioning or market structure has repeatedly slowed or reversed advances.
Read concept →Resistance Zone
Resistance Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Secondary Trend
Secondary Trend is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Sideways Trend
Sideways Trend is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Stop Hunt
Stop Hunt is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Stop Run
Stop Run is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Structure Break
Structure Break is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Supply Zone
Supply Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Supply and Demand Zone
Supply and Demand Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Support Level
A support level is a price area where prior buying, positioning or market structure has repeatedly slowed or reversed declines.
Read concept →Support Resistance Flip
Support Resistance Flip is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Support Zone
Support Zone is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Swing Failure Pattern
Swing Failure Pattern is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Swing High
Swing High is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Swing Low
Swing Low is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trading Range
Trading Range is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Acceleration
Trend Acceleration is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Change
Trend Change is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Continuation
Trend Continuation is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Deceleration
Trend Deceleration is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Exhaustion
Trend Exhaustion is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Following
Trend Following is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Persistence
Trend Persistence is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Reversal
Trend Reversal is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Strength
Trend Strength is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trend Transition
Trend Transition is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Trendline Break
Trendline Break is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Volatility Contraction
Volatility Contraction is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Volatility Expansion
Volatility Expansion is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Treemap
Treemap is a financial-chart representation that organizes market observations into a particular visual format. The format determines which features of price, time, range, volume or transactions are emphasized and which are compressed.
Read concept →Creek
Creek is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Equilibrium
Equilibrium is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Shakeout
Shakeout is part of the conceptual vocabulary of technical analysis and price-action study. It provides a framework for describing market behavior through price, volume, trend or recurring structure rather than through fundamental valuation alone.
Read concept →Anchored VWAP
Anchored VWAP calculates volume-weighted average price beginning from a user-selected event, swing or date rather than resetting at a fixed session boundary.
Read concept →Andrews Pitchfork
Andrews Pitchfork is a three-anchor drawing tool that creates a median line and parallel channel lines from three selected swing points.
Read concept →Bars Pattern Tool
Bars Pattern Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Callout Tool
Callout Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Cyclic Lines
Cyclic Lines is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Date Range Tool
Date Range Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Date and Price Range Tool
Date and Price Range Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Disjoint Channel
Disjoint Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Entry Line
Entry Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Equidistant Channel
Equidistant Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Extended Line
Extended Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Flat Top Bottom Channel
Flat Top Bottom Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Forecast Tool
Forecast Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Horizontal Line
Horizontal Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Horizontal Price Line
Horizontal Price Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Horizontal Ray
Horizontal Ray is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Info Line
Info Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Inside Pitchfork
Inside Pitchfork is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Linear Regression Channel
Linear Regression Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Long Position Tool
Long Position Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Measure Tool
Measure Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Modified Schiff Pitchfork
Modified Schiff Pitchfork is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Parallel Channel
Parallel Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Position Size Tool
Position Size Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Price Label Tool
Price Label Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Price Range Tool
Price Range Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Profit Target Line
Profit Target Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Projection Tool
Projection Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Regression Channel
Regression Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Regression Trend
Regression Trend is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Risk Reward Tool
Risk Reward Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Risk-Reward Ratio Tool
Risk-Reward Ratio Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Ruler Tool
Ruler Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Schiff Pitchfork
Schiff Pitchfork is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Short Position Tool
Short Position Tool is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Sine Line
Sine Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Standard Deviation Channel
Standard Deviation Channel is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Stop Loss Line
Stop Loss Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Time Cycles
Time Cycles is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Trend Angle
Trend Angle is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Vertical Line
Vertical Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Vertical Time Line
Vertical Time Line is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Advance Decline Difference
Advance Decline Difference is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Advance Decline Line
The advance-decline line is a cumulative breadth measure built from the difference between the number of advancing and declining securities.
Read concept →Advance Decline Ratio
Advance Decline Ratio is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Advance Decline Volume
Advance Decline Volume is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Alpha Indicator
Alpha Indicator is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Arms Index
Arms Index is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Beta Indicator
Beta Indicator is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Breadth Indicator
Breadth Indicator is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Breadth Thrust
Breadth Thrust is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Bullish Percent Index
Bullish Percent Index is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Correlation Coefficient
Correlation Coefficient is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Cumulative Tick
Cumulative Tick is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →High-Low Index
High-Low Index is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Intermarket Analysis
Intermarket Analysis is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Market Breadth
Market breadth describes how widely a market move is shared across a group of securities or components rather than focusing on one headline index.
Read concept →McClellan Oscillator
McClellan Oscillator is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →McClellan Summation Index
McClellan Summation Index is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Net New Highs
Net New Highs is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →New High New Low Index
New High New Low Index is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Percent Above Moving Average
Percent Above Moving Average is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Price Relative
Price Relative is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Put Call Ratio
The put-call ratio compares put activity with call activity and is commonly used as an options-market sentiment or positioning measure.
Read concept →Ratio Analysis
Ratio Analysis is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Relative Strength
Relative Strength is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Relative Strength Comparison
Relative Strength Comparison is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Relative Strength Line
Relative Strength Line is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Rolling Correlation
Rolling Correlation is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Sector Rotation
Sector Rotation is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Tick Index
Tick Index is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Up Down Volume Ratio
Up Down Volume Ratio is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Up Volume Down Volume
Up Volume Down Volume is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Zweig Breadth Thrust
Zweig Breadth Thrust is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →Downtrend
A downtrend is a directional market structure characterized by a sequence of falling swing highs and falling swing lows.
Read concept →Fakeout
Fakeout is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Retest
Retest is market-structure terminology used to describe the relationship between swings, trend direction, ranges or important price boundaries. It names what the chart is doing without requiring a separate indicator.
Read concept →Uptrend
An uptrend is a directional market structure characterized by a sequence of rising swing highs and rising swing lows.
Read concept →Camarilla Pivot Points
Camarilla Pivot Points is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Cash Open
Cash Open is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Central Pivot Range
Central Pivot Range is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Daily Pivot
Daily Pivot is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →DeMark Pivot Points
DeMark Pivot Points is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Developing POC
Developing POC is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Developing Value Area
Developing Value Area is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Fibonacci Pivot Points
Fibonacci Pivot Points is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Initial Balance High
Initial Balance High is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Initial Balance Low
Initial Balance Low is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Midnight Open
Midnight Open is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Monthly Open
Monthly Open is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Monthly Pivot
Monthly Pivot is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Naked POC
Naked POC is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Opening Range High
Opening Range High is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Opening Range Low
Opening Range Low is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Overnight High
Overnight High is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Overnight Low
Overnight Low is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Pivot Point
A pivot point is a calculated reference level derived from prior-period price data, typically accompanied by support and resistance levels.
Read concept →Pivot Resistance
Pivot Resistance is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Pivot Support
Pivot Support is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Pre-Market High
Pre-Market High is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Pre-Market Low
Pre-Market Low is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Previous Day Pivot
Previous Day Pivot is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Quarterly Open
Quarterly Open is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Session High Low
Session High Low is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Session Reset
Session Reset is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →VWAP Reset
VWAP Reset is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Virgin POC
Virgin POC is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Weekly Open
Weekly Open is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Weekly Pivot
Weekly Pivot is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Woodie Pivot Points
Woodie Pivot Points is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Yearly Open
Yearly Open is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Yearly Pivot
Yearly Pivot is a session or reference-level concept used to mark a recurring price, time or calculated boundary on a chart. It gives analysts a consistent frame for comparing the current session with earlier trading.
Read concept →Bearish Crossover
Bearish Crossover is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Bearish Divergence
Bearish Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Bullish Crossover
Bullish Crossover is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Bullish Divergence
Bullish Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Centerline Crossover
Centerline Crossover is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Close-Based Indicator
Close-Based Indicator is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Coincident Indicator
Coincident Indicator is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Exaggerated Divergence
Exaggerated Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →False Signal
False Signal is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Hidden Bearish Divergence
Hidden Bearish Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Hidden Bullish Divergence
Hidden Bullish Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Hidden Divergence
Hidden Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Indicator Confirmation
Indicator Confirmation is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Indicator Confluence
Indicator Confluence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Indicator Lag
Indicator Lag is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Indicator Length
Indicator Length is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Indicator Sensitivity
Indicator Sensitivity is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Lagging Indicator
Lagging Indicator is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Leading Indicator
Leading Indicator is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Lookback Period
Lookback Period is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →MACD Divergence
MACD Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Momentum Divergence
Momentum Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Neutral Zone
Neutral Zone is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Non-Repainting Indicator
Non-Repainting Indicator is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Price Volume Divergence
Price Volume Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →RSI Divergence
RSI Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Regular Divergence
Regular Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Repainting Indicator
Repainting Indicator is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Signal Confirmation
Signal Confirmation is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Signal Line
Signal Line is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Signal Period
Signal Period is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Smoothing Period
Smoothing Period is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Source Price
Source Price is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Trigger Line
Trigger Line is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Typical Price Input
Typical Price Input is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Volume Divergence
Volume Divergence is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Zero Line Crossover
Zero Line Crossover is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Crossline
Crossline is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Pitchfan
Pitchfan is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Pitchfork
Pitchfork is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Ray
Ray is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →Trendline
Trendline is a chart annotation or measurement tool used to place a structured reference directly on a price or yield chart. The result depends on the selected anchors and is an analytical overlay rather than a new market observation.
Read concept →TRINQ
TRINQ is a breadth, relative-performance or intermarket concept used to compare one market with a wider group, benchmark or related series rather than reading a single price chart in isolation.
Read concept →1x1 Gann Angle
1x1 Gann Angle is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Action Reaction Lines
Action Reaction Lines is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Arcs
Fibonacci Arcs is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Channel
Fibonacci Channel is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Circles
Fibonacci Circles is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Expansion
Fibonacci Expansion is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Extension
Fibonacci extension projects proportional levels beyond a reference swing to map potential measured objectives rather than retracements inside the original move.
Read concept →Fibonacci Fan
Fibonacci Fan is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Golden Ratio
Fibonacci Golden Ratio is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Price Levels
Fibonacci Price Levels is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Projection
Fibonacci Projection is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Retracement
Fibonacci retracement is a drawing framework that divides a prior price move into commonly watched proportional retracement levels.
Read concept →Fibonacci Speed Resistance Arcs
Fibonacci Speed Resistance Arcs is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Speed Resistance Fan
Fibonacci Speed Resistance Fan is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Spiral
Fibonacci Spiral is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Time Extension
Fibonacci Time Extension is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Time Levels
Fibonacci Time Levels is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Time Zone
Fibonacci Time Zone is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Fibonacci Wedge
Fibonacci Wedge is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Angle
Gann Angle is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Box
Gann Box is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Fan
A Gann fan plots a family of price-time angle lines from a selected anchor point to create geometric reference slopes.
Read concept →Gann Grid
Gann Grid is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Price Time Square
Gann Price Time Square is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Square
Gann Square is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Square Fixed
Gann Square Fixed is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Square of Nine
Gann Square of Nine is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Gann Time Cycle
Gann Time Cycle is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Golden Pocket
Golden Pocket is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Median Line
Median Line is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Quadrant Lines
Quadrant Lines is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Speed Lines
Speed Lines is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Speed Resistance Lines
Speed Resistance Lines is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Trend-Based Fibonacci Extension
Trend-Based Fibonacci Extension is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Trend-Based Fibonacci Time
Trend-Based Fibonacci Time is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Warning Line
Warning Line is a geometric or ratio-based charting tool used to map proportional relationships in price or time. It creates reference levels from chosen anchors; those levels are analytical conventions rather than fundamental valuation inputs.
Read concept →Crossover
Crossover is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Crossunder
Crossunder is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Overbought
Overbought is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Oversold
Oversold is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Whipsaw
Whipsaw is an indicator-reading concept used to describe confirmation, disagreement, crossing behavior or signal conditions between price and one or more technical series.
Read concept →Adjusted Close
Adjusted Close is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →After-Hours Session
After-Hours Session is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Ask Price
Ask Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Auto Scale
Auto Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Bar Countdown
Bar Countdown is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Bearish Candle
Bearish Candle is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Bid Ask Lines
Bid Ask Lines is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Bid Price
Bid Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Body Range
Body Range is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Body-to-Range Ratio
Body-to-Range Ratio is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Bullish Candle
Bullish Candle is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Candle Body
Candle Body is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Candle Range
Candle Range is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Chart Interval
Chart Interval is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Close Price
Close Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Closing Price
Closing Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Daily Chart
Daily Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Extended Trading Hours
Extended Trading Hours is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Fixed Scale
Fixed Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Gap Down
Gap Down is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Gap Up
Gap Up is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →High Low Labels
High Low Labels is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →High Price
High Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Hourly Chart
Hourly Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Indexed Scale
Indexed Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Indicator Pane
Indicator Pane is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Inside Bar
Inside Bar is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Intraday High
Intraday High is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Intraday Low
Intraday Low is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Inverted Price Scale
Inverted Price Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Last Price
Last Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Last Price Line
Last Price Line is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Linear Scale
Linear Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Logarithmic Scale
Logarithmic Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Long Body Candle
Long Body Candle is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Long Wick Candle
Long Wick Candle is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Low Price
Low Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Lower Shadow
Lower Shadow is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Lower Wick
Lower Wick is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Lower Wick Rejection
Lower Wick Rejection is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Mark Price
Mark Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Market Close Line
Market Close Line is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Market Open Line
Market Open Line is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Median Price
Median Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Mid Price
Mid Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Minute Chart
Minute Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Monthly Chart
Monthly Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →NR4 Pattern
NR4 Pattern is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →NR7 Pattern
NR7 Pattern is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Narrow Range Bar
Narrow Range Bar is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Neutral Candle
Neutral Candle is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Open Price
Open Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Opening Gap
Opening Gap is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Opening Price
Opening Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Outside Bar
Outside Bar is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Overlay Indicator
Overlay Indicator is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Percentage Scale
Percentage Scale is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Pre-Market Session
Pre-Market Session is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Previous Close
Previous Close is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Previous High
Previous High is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Previous Low
Previous Low is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Price Axis
Price Axis is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Price Bar
Price Bar is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Price Range
Price Range is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Quarterly Chart
Quarterly Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Real Body
Real Body is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Regular Trading Hours
Regular Trading Hours is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Second-Based Chart
Second-Based Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Separate Pane
Separate Pane is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Session Break
Session Break is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Session High
Session High is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Session Low
Session Low is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Settlement Price
Settlement Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Short Body Candle
Short Body Candle is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Tick Interval
Tick Interval is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Time Axis
Time Axis is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Trading Session
Trading Session is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →True Range
True Range is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Typical Price
Typical Price is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Upper Shadow
Upper Shadow is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Upper Wick
Upper Wick is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Upper Wick Rejection
Upper Wick Rejection is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Weekly Chart
Weekly Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Weighted Close
Weighted Close is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Wide Range Bar
Wide Range Bar is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →Yearly Chart
Yearly Chart is part of the basic anatomy or data vocabulary of a financial chart. It identifies a specific price, time, range or plotting element that helps define how market observations are displayed and interpreted.
Read concept →ABC Correction
ABC Correction is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Contracting Triangle
Contracting Triangle is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Corrective Wave
Corrective Wave is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Cycle Degree
Cycle Degree is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Cycle High
Cycle High is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Cycle Length
Cycle Length is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Cycle Low
Cycle Low is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Dominant Cycle
Dominant Cycle is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Double Three
Double Three is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Double Zigzag
Double Zigzag is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Elliott Wave
Elliott Wave is an interpretive framework that organizes market swings into recurring impulse and corrective wave sequences.
Read concept →Elliott Wave Theory
Elliott Wave Theory is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Ending Diagonal
Ending Diagonal is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Expanded Flat
Expanded Flat is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Fibonacci Wave Relationship
Fibonacci Wave Relationship is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Five-Wave Impulse
Five-Wave Impulse is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Flat Correction
Flat Correction is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Harmonic Completion Zone
Harmonic Completion Zone is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Harmonic Pattern
Harmonic Pattern is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Hurst Cycle
Hurst Cycle is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Impulse Wave
Impulse Wave is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Leading Diagonal
Leading Diagonal is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Motive Wave
Motive Wave is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Potential Reversal Zone
Potential Reversal Zone is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Running Flat
Running Flat is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Seasonal Cycle
Seasonal Cycle is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Three-Wave Correction
Three-Wave Correction is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Time Cycle
Time Cycle is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Triangle Correction
Triangle Correction is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Triple Three
Triple Three is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Triple Zigzag
Triple Zigzag is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Wave Alternation
Wave Alternation is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Wave Equality
Wave Equality is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Wave Extension
Wave Extension is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Wave Truncation
Wave Truncation is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Zigzag Correction
Zigzag Correction is a wave, cycle or harmonic charting concept used to organize market swings into recurring sequences or proportional relationships. It is interpretive rather than a deterministic pricing model.
Read concept →Chart language, not prophecy.
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BondStats therefore treats technical-analysis terms as descriptive analytical vocabulary rather than guaranteed forecasts. On yield charts, futures charts and spread charts, the underlying variable matters: a bullish price move in a conventional bond is normally associated with a fall in yield, while a bullish move in a yield chart means the yield itself is rising. Volume and order-flow tools also require care because cash-bond markets are fragmented and may not provide the same consolidated activity data as exchange-traded futures or equities.