Happy Friday and the weekend ahead! Welcome to this 22nd post of investing, not rocket science! Investing Doesn't Have to Be Rocket...

Welcome to Claritech Analysis! Read our technical analysis on various asset classes in the "Free analysis" section. "Paid Coverage" -...

Oscillators are the alternative to trend following approaches that were discussed in previous sections (trend lines, moving averages, ...

This oscillator was popularized by George Lane. It is based on the observation that in an uptrend closing prices tend to be in the upper...

This oscillator was developed by J Welles Wilder, Jr. He points out that there are two difficulties using the momentum line: 1. sharp...

This is a summarized version of this Japanese system for Technical Analysis. We will touch upon the key elements of this method and its...

It is easier to understand this concept by means of an illustration. Given below is the weekly chart of the S&P 500 from mid 2018 to end...

Support and Resistance The correct names for the peaks and troughs in the previous discussion are Support and Resistance. Support: The...

The three basic premise on which technical analysis is based: 1. Market Action discounts everything 2. Prices move in trends 3. History...

A moving average is one of the most flexible and widely used technical indicators. Chart analysis is largely subjective and difficult ...

Markets movement is usually characterized by a series of waves or fairly obvious peaks and troughs. It is the direction of these peaks...

This technique was developed by John Bollinger. Two trading bands are placed on either side of a moving average (these bands are called ...

Fundamental Analysis • Study of economic forces affecting demand and supply which cause prices to either move higher or lower or stay the...