The Accelerator Oscillator, usually abbreviated AC, is a momentum oscillator shown as a histogram. It is designed to measure whether momentum is accelerating or decelerating, not just whether momentum is…
Williams %R is a momentum oscillator that measures where the current close sits inside a recent high to low range. It is a fast way to answer one question: is…
Momentum Indicator is a simple way to measure how much price has moved over a defined lookback period. It does not try to predict direction by itself, it just quantifies…
Rate of Change, usually shortened to ROC, is a momentum indicator that measures how fast price is changing compared with a prior point in time. It answers a direct question:…
Moving Average Convergence Divergence, usually shortened to MACD, is a trend and momentum indicator built from exponential moving averages. It measures the distance between a fast EMA and a slow…
Vortex Indicator is built to answer a practical question: is the market showing directional persistence, and if so, is that persistence rising or fading. It does this using two lines…
Most indicators answer one narrow question. The Chande Trend Meter is built to answer a broader one: is this market trending, and if so, how strongly. It does that by…
Linear Regression Channel, often shortened to LRC, is a trend and volatility overlay built from a linear regression line. The middle line is the best fit line through the last…
A Linear Regression Line is a best fit line drawn through the last N bars of price, most commonly the close. It is built to summarize the recent direction of…
Keltner Channels are a volatility based price channel that wraps around a moving average. You get three lines: a middle line that represents the baseline trend, plus an upper and…