1. Supertrend: The Simplest of all indicators. It is plotted on the price chart and the current trend can be determined by its placement vis-a-vis price👇
2. VWAP: Volume Weighted Average Price is a #Volume Indicator of the ratio of the value of a #stock traded in a particular time to the total volume traded at that Stock for a particular time👇
This indicator indicates the trend is #Bullish when the price of a stock is above VWAP, meaning the price is above average Volume and the #trend is positive👇
3. Stochastics: Stochastic is a #Momentum indicator that has been around for a long time and is suitable for both #intraday trading, as well as #swingtrading👇
4. Average Directional Index: The #trend is your friend till it bends. Hence, #ADX is extremely reliable when it comes to identifying the trend's strength👇
It tells us whether the ongoing trend has the #strength to continue going up or down. ADX is measured from 0 to 100, and the higher the value of ADX, the higher is the trend strength📈 👇
5. On-Balance-Volume(OBV): A popular #volume indicator that tracks absolute volume change for speculating price movements. #Traders believe that volume drives price, because of aggressive Institutional #Investor activity
Hence, OBV helps to track smart money flow into the market, even predicting future movements. If the value of OBV change is higher than the price change, we may see a sharp upside/downside #movement in the future👇
6. Donchian Channel: A great #volatility indicator that helps in analyzing if the volatility in the #stock is high or low. It is constructed by calculating the Highest High and the Lowest Low for a while 👇
If there is a #breakout from the upper or lower band, it is considered as the starting of a new trend👇
Educational thread: Investment mistakes you can make in your 20s:
1. Not a having a plan: 20s is the perfect time to start thinking about finances. There are less responsibilities, expenditure and the scope of savings is huge. Now is the time to think long-term.
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Educational thread: 6 saving tips that will cut down your expenses! Read and share:
1. Introspect: Without a doubt, the first step to plan more savings is self-reflect. Ask yourself, how much are you spending on unnecessary things? How impulsive are you when it comes to shopping? You will get a lot of answers!
2. Chart a budget plan: Try to jot down your daily spending in a diary or spreadsheet. Writing provides much needed clarity on every subject!