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This is
Class
ish divergence.
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This is
Class
ish divergence.
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This is
Class
ish divergence.
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This is
Class
ish divergence.
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This is
Class
ish divergence.
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This is
Class
ish divergence.
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There are two basic types of indicator --
and
.
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indicators are designed to
price data so that a trend can be represented as a
.
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, allowing us to detect changes in
or
of price change.
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A
is calculated by adding the closing prices for the last n periods and diving by n.
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An
is an indicator that is constructed so that it swings back and forth across a
line that is usually
.
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means the speed at which
is moving from one period to the next.
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A simple
oscillator is calculated by
the price n periods ago from today's price.
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is the level of price coinciding with extreme levels of momentum oscillator above the centre line.
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is the level of price coinciding with extreme levels of momentum oscillator below the centre line.
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A
divergence is a common divergence followed by yet another divergence. That is, there are
price swing highs or lows and the oscillator does not confirm the
and
price highs or lows.
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