Technical analysis
This category includes articles about technical analysis and the different techniques used to generate buy and sell signals in the field of technical analysis.
Rate of change is a momentum indicator that measures how far the share price is from the equilibrium level. Rate of change is calculated as the ratio of share prices for two different periods in time, ...
Rebound formations are formations that are formed in a trend reversal. A rebound formation is a indication of a reversal in the current trend. ...
A rectangle formation is a consolidation formation, it occurs in both upward and downward trends. A rectangle formation implies that the stock price moves sideways with constant bottoms and constant p ...
Rectangle in a bottom is a rebound formation that is formed after a long downward trend. A rectangle in a bottom is formed with a gradually increasing volume of each bottom. ...
Rectangle in a top is a rebound formation that is formed after a long upward trend. A rectangle in a top is formed with gradually decreasing volume in each peak. ...
The relative strength indicator is a measure of the strength of a share price compared to a stock index that includes quotes for several stocks. The relative strength indicator is calculated by dividi ...
Relative strength index is a momentum indicator that measures how far the share price is from the equilibrium level. The relative strength index can take values between 0 and 100. The relative stren ...
Resistance and support levels are important concepts in technical analysis. A resistance level is a horizontal trend line drawn from the share price highs as a share price has bounced back several tim ...
Reversal day is a technical signal that is generated in a bottom pivot or a top pivot. A reversal day in a bottom pivot means that the lowest share price today is lower than lowest share price yesterd ...
Reversal gap is a signal that is formed in a bottom pivot or a top pivot. ...