Continuation Diamond (Bearish) Chart Pattern

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Continuation Diamond (Bearish) Chart Pattern

Implication

A Continuation Diamond (Bearish) is regarded as a bearish sign, specifying that the present downtrend might keep up.

Description

Diamond patterns generally form during countless months in too much effective markets. Volume is still high throughout the configuration of this pattern. The Continuation Diamond (Bearish) shows a possible extension of a downtrend.

The Continuation Diamond (Bearish) pattern takes place because rates generate higher highs and lower lows in an increasing pattern. Subsequently the trading rate progressively narrows upon the highs peak and the lows begin trending upward. The Technical Analysis happens whenever rates crack downward out of the diamond creation to continue the prior downtrend.

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Trading Considerations

Duration of Pattern

Start thinking about the period of the pattern as well as its connection to your trading time territoire. The period of the pattern is regarded to be an signal of the period of the impact of this pattern. The extended the pattern the extended it will consume for the amount to go to its focus. The reduced the pattern the sooner the rate move. If you are considering a short-term trading possibility, see for a pattern with a small period. If you are thinking about a long-term trading possibility, see for a structure using a longer duration.

Target Price

The goal cost offers an significant signal regarding the prospective cost move that this pattern suggests. Give consideration to if the target amount for this pattern is enough to provide appropriate returns after your expenses (such as profits) have been taken into fund. A ideal rule of flash is that the focus on price must signify a expected return of greater than 5% before a pattern must be considered useful. However you must consider the latest price and the volume of shares a person plan to trade. Also, verify that the target price has not previously been reached.

Inbound Trend

The inbound trend is an important attribute of the pattern. A shallow inbound trend might show a period of combination before the price move suggested by the pattern begins. Look for an inbound trend that is longer than the period of the pattern. A great rule of thumb is that the inbound trend should be at least 2 times the duration of the pattern.

Criteria that Supports

Support and Resistance

Support can be found at the turning point of the lows and resistance at the top High of the Diamond.

Criteria that Refutes

No Volume

A absence of a volume through the pattern is an signal that this pattern may perhaps not be effective.

Short Inbound Trend

An inbound trend that is considerably shorter than the pattern duration is an warning that it pattern must be regarded lower effective.

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Slow Stochastic Oscillator

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Slow Stochastic Oscillator

Implication

  •     Bullish: %K and %D lines fall below and then rise above the 20 threshold, indicating bullish potential, along with a %K line cross above the %D line, triggering a bullish signal event if these 3 crossovers occur within a 5-day period.
  •     Bearish: %K and %D lines rise above and then fall below the 80 threshold, indicating bearish potential, along with a %K line cross below the %D line, triggering a bearish signal event if these 3 crossovers occur within a 5-day period.

Description

The slow stochastic oscillator compares two lines called the %K and %D lines to predict the possibility of an uptrend or a downtrend. In price charts, the %K line typically appears as a solid line, and the %D line appears as a dotted line. The slow stochastic oscillator can be used effectively to monitor daily, weekly or monthly periods.

According to Martin J. Pring, George Lane developed the stochastic oscillator with the premise that during an uptrend, the closing price tends to rise. However, when the uptrend matures, price tends to close towards the bottom of the price range for the period. Likewise, in a downtrend, the reverse holds true.

The difference between the slow and fast stochastic oscillators is the way that the %K and %D values are calculated. Slow stochastic are based on the moving averages values calculated for fast stochastic. As such, John J. Murphy writes that most traders favor slow stochastic because they tend to be more reliable.

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%K

For slow stochastic, the %K value is based on a 3-period moving average of the %K fast stochastic value. See fast stochastic for information about the %K calculation.

%D

For slow stochastic, the %D value is based on a 3-period moving average of the %K slow stochastic value (described above).

Pring identifies that a way to differentiate the %K line from the %D line is to remember that %K represents “Kwick” movements, while %D shows movements that “Dawdle”. As such, Edwards and Magee note that “[ordinarily], the %K Line will change direction before the %D Line. However, when the %D line changes direction prior to the %K line, a slow and steady Reversal is often indicated.”

Trading Considerations

This section identifies that inform trading decisions using stochastic. It should be pointed out, that many technical analysts use stochastic in combination with other patterns or oscillators. John J. Murphy, for example, suggests that “[one] way to combine daily and weekly stochastic is to use weekly signals to determine the market direction and daily signals for timing. It’s also a good idea to combine stochastic with RSI.”

When you are using stochastic with price charts, keep the following factors in mind:

  • Extremes

When the %K line nears the 100% or 0% line a powerful move is set to occur. Some technical analysts equate the extremes with overbought or oversold conditions, and that prices cannot get any higher or lower. However, Edwards and Magee identify that this is not true in all situations, and that the extremes instead represent the strength of a price move.

  • Divergences

A divergence is said to have occurred when the price and oscillator trend lines move in different directions. A price reversal may follow.

  • Hinges

Lane referred to a flattened %K or %D line as hinges. A hinge may indicate that the uptrend or downtrend has become exhausted, and that a price reversal may occur.

  • Crossovers

When the price has reached 80 or higher, and a divergence has occurred, a crossover is the sell signal. To summarize Lane, Robert W. Colby writes that “the sell signal is more reliable when %D has already turned down when %K crosses below %D”.”

Similarly, when the price has reached 20 or lower, and a divergence has occurred, a crossover becomes the buy signal. Robert W. Colby writes that “the buy signal is more reliable when %D has already up down when %K crosses above %D”.”

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Williams R Oscillator

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Williams %R Oscillator

Bullish: %R goes up again above -80 and remains to traverse above the -50 line within 14 days. We recognize an function at the -50 line borrowing.

Bearish: %R reduces back here -20 and keeps going to cross just below the -50 line just in 14 days. We recognize an occasion at the -50 line borrowing.

Description

The %R oscillator is very similar to the stochastic oscillator. However, the %R oscillator is expressed in negative values. For simplicity, many technical analysts would suggest that you ignore the negative symbols altogether. The goal of the %R oscillator is to detect overbought or oversold conditions. According to John J. Murphy, the %R oscillator measures “the latest close in relation to its price range over a given number of days”. The specific calculation for the %R oscillator is freely available on the web and other resources. Recognia uses a 14-day period to detect events, which is the typical period to monitor.

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Trading Considerations

When the %R line nears the -80% line an oversold condition may occur, causing a price reversal. Likewise, when the %R line nears the -20% line an overbought condition may occur. Some technical analysts prefer to use the -75% and -25% lines to indicate oversold/overbought conditions.

It should be pointed out that an event at the -80% or -20% lines does not necessitate a price reversal. In fact, the price can continue to rise or fall.

Divergence will give you a better sense of the likelihood of a price reversal. Divergence occurs when the price and oscillator trend lines move in different directions. When a divergence occurs, a price reversal may follow.

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Relative Strength Index (RSI)

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Relative Strength Index (RSI)

Implication

When the RSI falls below 30 (a Technical Analysis), a bullish signal is generated. When the RSI rises above 70, the Technical Analysis is a bearish signal.

Description

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is an oscillator that measures a particular financial instrument’s current relative strength compared to its own price history. The RSI should not be confused with relative strength which rates a financial instrument in relation to a market such as the S&P index.

The RSI is plotted on a vertical scale numbered from 0 to 100. The formula to calculate the RSI is 100-[100/(1+A)] where A is the average of the “up” closes over the calculation period divided by the average of the “down” closes over the calculation period.

Different calculation periods can be used. The most popular is a 14-day period. The “A” for a 14-day period is calculated by dividing the 14-day “up” close average by the 14-day “down” close average. An “up” close or a “down” close is defined as the absolute change in price from close to close.

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Trading Considerations

The RSI sometimes shows more clearly than the price chart itself the support and resistance lines for a financial instrument. Failure Swings which are also known as support or resistance penetrations or breakouts can be detected by using the RSI. Failure swings occur when the RSI passes a previous high or falls below a recent low.
Divergences (when market trends go in a different direction than market indicators predicted, usually signifying the onset of a trend change) occur when the price makes a new high (or low) that is not confirmed by a new high (or low) in the RSI. Prices usually correct and move in the direction of the RSI.
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Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) Oscillator

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Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) Oscillator

Implication

If the MACD crosses the signal line or the zero line (the event), a bullish or bearish signal is created based on the direction of the crossovers.

Description

The MACD, “Moving Average Convergence/Divergence”, tells the connection in between two moving averages of prices. The MACD is the difference between a 26-day and 12-day exponential moving average. A 9-day exponential moving average named the “signal line” is plotted on top of the MACD to give bullish and bearish signal tips. A bullish signal is created after the MACD rises above the signal line, or above zero. A bearish signal happens after the MACD comes below the signal line or below zero.

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Trading Considerations

The MACD is most effective in powerfully  finding trend of markets.

The MACD suggests overbought and oversold situations. An overbought situation happens whenever prices have increased too far too fast and also are set for a downward correction. An oversold situation happens whenever prices have fallen too far too fast and are set for an upward correction. When the shorter moving average pulls away from the longer moving average (i.e., the MACD rises), it’s probably that the financial instrument’s price is too high and will soon get back to more realistic levels.

An indication that an end to the current trend may be near happens whenever MACD diverges through the financial instrument’s price. A bearish divergence happens whenever MACD is making new lows while prices fail to reach new lows. A bullish divergence occurs whenever the MACD is making new highs while prices are unsuccessful to reach new highs. These two divergences are most significant when they happen at comparatively overbought/oversold levels.

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Momentum Oscillator

Effect of Momentum Oscillator

Momentum measures the amount that a financial instrument’s price has changed over a given timeframe. Momentum is significant because it signals the strength of price trends.The Momentum rises above 0 , a bullish noticeable  is cause. When the Momentum falls below 0, the Technical Analysis is a bearish signal.

Narration

Momentum measures the amount that a financial equipment price has changed over a given time frame  Momentum is important because it indicate the strength of price trends. A healthy price trend tends to show strong momentum, while decline trends generally have decreasing momentum indicating a trend reversal or correction. Momentum can also indicate short-term market excess referred to as overbought and oversold levels. A bullish signal is generated when the Momentum rises above 0 and a bearish signal is generated when the Momentum falls below 0.


Momentum is calculated as a ratio of today’s price compared to the price n periods ago. The formula is [Close/(Close n time-periods ago) times 100].

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Trading Factor:

Momentum can be used as a trend-following oscillator similar to the MACD. A bullish indicate is achieved when the indicator bottoms and turns up.
A bearish signal is achieved when the indicator peaks and turns down.

If the Momentum indicator influence extremely higher low values (relative to its historical values),

a continuity of the current trend may be called for. For example, if the Momentum indicator reaches extremely high values and then turns down, one could predict prices will probably go still higher.In either case, only trade after prices confirm the signal generated by the indicator (e.g., if prices peak and turn down, wait for prices to begin to fall before selling).

The Momentum indicator can also be used as a leading indicator.This method assumes that market tops are typically identified by a rapid price increase (when everyone expects prices to go higher)and that market bottoms typically end with rapid price declines (when everyone wants to get out). As a market peaks, the Momentum indicator will climb sharply and then fall off–diverging from the continued upward or sideways movement of the price.

Similarly, at a market bottom, the Momentum indicator will drop sharply and then begin to climb well ahead of prices.Both of these situations result in divergences between the indicator and prices.

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